George Caleb Bingham the Missouri artist gains late fame
A long career as painter and politician made George Caleb Bingham a famed Missouri artist. Born 1811 in Virginia, he learned cabinet making and painting, studied in Philadelphia, and produced river life scenes and portraits. His anti Order No 11 works spurred national recognition, with exhibitions by MoMA and in Kansas City before his death in 1879.
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Gold Repudiation Debated As Court Ruling Enflames Policy
A Washington column analyzes the Supreme Court gold clause decision and its political fallout. It notes repudiation fears abroad and domestically, the potential next campaign impact, and the link between gold payments, inflation, and government borrowing under the New Deal.
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Roosevelt Faces Political Test as Congress Weighs NRA Extension
The piece analyzes public confidence in the dollar, Roosevelt's political skill with a now less obedient Congress, and the strategic shift away from administration drafted bills. It notes Wagner's independent labor bill, NRA extension plans, and hints at White House approval guiding Senate Finance Committee actions.
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Age-Old Memories Stir Merry Laughing Spring
The Laughing Spring in Hardscrabble forest recalls Ice Age imprisonment and mastodon migrations, early settlers, Dutch and English watchers, and Civil War marches. It frames the spring as youthful and merry, amused by its own ageless memory and visitors from hunters to hikers.
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Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Health
An old advertisement asks if you feel worn out and backache and urges checking kidney function. It promotes Doan's Pills as a kidney focused remedy to cleanse blood of poisonous wastes and improve overall health, recommending purchase from any druggist.
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