Trade treaties eyed as Roosevelt moves on surplus markets
Washington amid debate over multilateral and bilateral trade pacts as the Roosevelt administration shifts toward exporting surplus farm crops and manufactured goods. Cordell Hull urges erasing barriers while debates in Congress hinge on the balance between protecting wages and expanding foreign markets. The plan includes a centralized information service to assist counties with farm, loan, and recovery program inquiries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Montevideo
Cordell Hull
Hull
England
France
Congress
House
Senate
Poland
United
Information Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
G. N. Peek
Peek
Wallace
Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Great Moline Plow Company
Messrs
Western Newspaper Union
Oates Sacrificed Self On Polar Trek For Scott
The account recalls Captain Oates on Captain Scott's 1912 Antarctic expedition. Oates walked into a blizzard to spare his companions, murmuring I am just going outside I may be some time. His death followed frostbite and exhaustion as the team pressed toward the pole amid extreme cold and peril.
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Oates
Captain Scott
Titus” Oates
Inniskilling Dragoons
Scott
Amundsen
L. C. Bernacchi
Seaman Evans
Evans
London
Nugget of Wisdom on Nature as Healer
A fragment proclaims nature as the sole healer and the ultimate law of practical medicine. The text emphasizes nature creates and maintains life and thus must be able to cure, ending with the word Died as a clipped closing.
Courage of Pioneers Shapes American Frontiers
The President asks us to recall three thanksgiving pillars: pioneer courage founders vision and the steadfastness to keep equality and mutual help. Courage enables vision and a republic that values free individual contribution within a democratic society as noted by Turner and Tocqueville through frontier example.
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America
Frederick J.turner
de Tocqueville
Turner
United States
New York Times
Restoration of Williamsburg Spurs Historic Revival Plans
The article notes ongoing efforts to remove modern street surfaces and reveal Colonial period facades in Williamsburg. It highlights honors for Goodwin and Rockefeller for financing the restoration, mentions Ford’s initial tax and the eventual museum status of Colonial Williamsburg, and recalls key historic sites and figures tied to the town’s colonial past.
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Williamsburg
Wil
Wolfessors
American Institute of Architects
America
John D. Rockefeller
Institute
Doctor Goodwin
Baltimore
Goodwin
Henry Ford
Phi Beta Kappa Society
New York
Rockefeller
Bruton Parish
Lord Dunmore
Lexington
Patrick Henry
Washington
George Wythe
Yorktown
Virginia Gazette
Nathaniel Bacon
Middle Plantation
Williams ‘Burg
Raleigh Tavern
Colonial Williamsburg
New York Times
Carillons Rise in Popularity Across the United States
F Reinhardt Webber notes carillon music grows in the United States and Canada as more towers install bells. He cites Cohasset Massachusetts Morristown New Jersey and Manhattan Riverside Church with 72 bells and Mountain Lake Florida with 71 bells, enabling expansive chromatic performances.
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Holland
Belgium
United States
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Cohasset
New York
Mountain Lake
Fla
F. R. Webber
American Mercury
CAP AND BELLS CARTING QUIP ABOUT A REAL BABY
A fragmentary children's dialogue mentions Elsie wishing for a real baby to wheel in her go cart while a parent asks what she means. The garbled text includes stray phrases about getting broken and a bug tipping over, reflecting damaged OCR.
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Elsie
That stunning bland has been looking at you all evening
A quirky exchange from the Boston Transcript features a woman insisting on a meet while a man refuses, citing alimony as his debt. The scene hints at relationship strain and social norms of courtship.
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Boston Transcript
Cook McGarry Cat Football Training Table
A fragmented passage shows humor and dialogue about meat and cooking. Clemens references looking under the potato as part of a light exchange involving Dutch or Holland references. The text appears as a jumbled quote from a historical page with unclear context and speaker attribution.
NRA Slogans Spark Varied Restrictions in Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript lists playful ad hoc guidelines for different readers noting avoidant phrases. Merchants face ruinous accounts while showgoers are urged away from rank actors. Church clubs are cautioned against racy anecdotes and snappish couples warned about remarks.
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Boston Transcript
Acrobat Dentist at Circus Sideshow Stuns Crowd
A fragmented circus note describes a dentist in a sideshow performing painless tooth extractions to astonish the audience while a brass band plays nearby. The garbled OCR hints at a novelty act blending dental skill and showmanship.
Inhabiting the Earth Debate On Government Ownership
Senator Sore hum declares belief in government ownership after noting every tax bill revealing the rent burden by large landlords. The exchange highlights tensions over ownership and taxation in a satirical, clipped editorial tone.
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Sorehum
Doesn't Bother Him Jackie Says This Is Terrible
In a Hamburg Hommel ies note the speaker urges Jackie not to fret. The exchange includes a line asserting resilience and a defense of the speaker's lack of sensitivity toward daily scolding.
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Jackie
Hamburg
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Piano Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue about a piano with terms like grand piano and sag. No identifiable people, places, or dates are present to establish a full news item.
Crossword Puzzle Clues List Multiple Entries
A long OCR readout lists numerous crossword clues with numbers and garbled phrases. Items include horizontal and vertical directions, various definitions, and partial phrases across religion geography and objects. The exact answers are not provided within readable text.
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