Debate over Argentina beef policy and American industry
The piece criticizes the New Deal for favoring foreign Argentina beef over American products. It cites navy contracts and a congressman buying Argentine beef as proof of anti American policy, arguing this harms American agriculture, industry, and employment while praising American achievements and questioning Roosevelt's leadership.
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Navy Department
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Asia
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Maurkels
Wont: A Searing Look at Self Made Slavery
Elsie Robinson urges readers to confront psychic blocks and fear, blaming personal weakness for wasted lives. The piece argues that genuine freedom requires taking risks, facing criticism, and breaking family dependent patterns to reclaim control over one’s future.
Fairy Tales Reimagined by Modern Science and Travel
A fragmented, old style discussion contrasts classic fairy tales with a modern World of Tomorrow. It envisions astral tech, dwarf ships, and invisible gates opening by themselves, alongside seven New York state seaplane floats and faster travel. The piece blends myths with speculative science and mobility advances.
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America
Treasure Island
San Francizco
New York
New York State
Mie Hudson
Caldwell
Lake George
Westport
Cham Diain
Old Forge
Earle Bay
Arirondacks
Utica
Alexandria Bay
Ogdensburg
St. Lawrence
Odd facts misread content about long words and deficits
A garbled OCR passage mentions 1988 deficits, a long word found in an elephant tusk, and a Canadian railway company issuing a long word to an English reader. The text is unclear and contains many nonsensical fragments.
Roosevelt battles over spending plan irks Congress
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt railing at opposition as Republicans and Democrats clash over the New Deal spending program. The piece lampoons infighting, calls out rebellious lawmakers, and suggests no reform measures have passed while critics mock the administration’s handling of public works and budget policy.
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Tooth Decay in Adults Needs More Attention
A study by Franklin Hollander at Cohna Hill University examined 12 743 adults across trades to show adults suffer tooth decay as often as children. Findings indicate decay rises after age 20 and persists into middle age, with stronger differences after 44. tartar buildup and gum recession worsen risk, underscoring that regular dental visits are essential for adults to prevent and treat decay.
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Jess
Bess
Booth
Adntis
Carter
August 5 through the years in local tales and duties
Ten and twenty years ago Aug 5 highlight a park dedication in Avnally and city officials assigning duties at the city clerk’s office. Major Piggerakt’s El Paso journey, soldiers marching near Hoboken and a camp parade, plus a town fire signal system purchase authorized by the city commission.
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Mexica Chay Mo Apend Park
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Qleday
Frederick J. Fries
Abserice
Mtax
Brookfeld
Mies
Jam Westerday
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Fyort
New Mexico
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Ye Meo Gil
Sam
Bell
DeRony G. Cabell
Boulhitn Department
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
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