Understand Your Constitution On September 17 1935
A call to all Americans to study the U S Constitution on its 148th anniversary. It urges educators patriotic societies and public men to read and defend the document against raids by socialistic, communist, and fascist groups in Washington. It stresses the personal rights to life liberty and happiness and urges preparation for September 17 celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
The
Republic
Northwest
America
Ant
Dictated Not Read In The Good Old Days Of Decrees
In a spirited attack on the banking bill, Senator Carter Glass told the president he was the only one who had read it. The president and Representative Steagall smiled as they joked about the electorate. Chairman Marvin Jona admitted he did not know a prison penalty was in the bootleg potato bill. The piece ends with a taxpayer warning that what is in the bills comes from his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Carter Glas
Steagall
Marvin Jona
Committee On Agriculture
Wise saving message in a thrift garden illustration
An editorial extols Franklin and Emerson on thrift and budget discipline. It lauds saving over waste, cites examples from childhood penny banks to industrial fortunes, and urges families to keep expense ledgers. It warns against extravagance and links financial independence to personal freedom and social usefulness.
Cure for a Great Masquerader Syphilis in Focus
An article emphasizes that syphilis, the oldest feared disease, still rises yearly in North America with half a million new cases. It argues public knowledge is key to cure, notes arsenic therapies like arsphentamine and neoarsphenamine, and urges sufferers to seek treatment promptly, stating the disease is curable in early stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Coby
King Fei Syn
Sunshine Shafts A Fragment From a Turbulent Line
A partial, fragmented text notes persistent anger and a troubling pattern of forgetfulness. The speaker describes repeated mare rage and a developing vicious cycle, hinting at emotional strain and unsettled dynamics without clear events or dates.
Ghostly Lovers And The Ghost Of Love In Marriage
A reflective feature discusses how people often love a fantasy of a partner rather than the real person. It cites Dr. M Esther Harding and her book The Way of All Women, arguing that longing for an ideal paired with disillusionment shapes adult destinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Arloli
M. Esther Harding
Longmans, Green and Company
Fashion Leader Echoes From a Highland Diner to Broadway
A rowdy tour through fashion old and new, noting actors and designers like Morris Gest and Grace La Rue. The piece recalls nightlife in New York, the crash of loans, editorial paydays, and a flurry of gossip about stage stars and movie figures, with a closing quip on baldness and phobias.
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C. Mcintyre
New York
Anne
Morris Gest
Clifton Webb
Harry Lena
Noel Coward
Walker
Simmy
la Rue
Whitney Warren
Ten Thousand Cotton Pickers to Louisiana Fortified
From the files of August 51 1925 reports say transportation will be furnished for 1001 Mexicans seeking cotton work in Louisiana. Officials of the U S labor employment bureau announced they will be sent to Shreveport for assignment.
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Louisiana
U.S
Yean
Shreveport
D. E. Hawk
San Antonio
Palace Theater
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William E. Gladstone
England
LIT
Franklin
Billy
William Pens Franklin
William Penn
Ohio
Phipps
Charles Buxton
Emerson
John D. Rockefeller
Goldsmith
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Lift
Tbingis
Wilo
Elrele
Elsie Robinson
Hs Tack
Sevorer
Anyon
Kiar Fras
Sem Tne
Dorothy Stone
Fred Stone
Forest Hills
Hollywood
Fred
Katharina Hepburn
Paula
Jeather
New
Torber
Sauserhof
Columbis Avenue
Shorty
Will Beste
Ny McNawght Syud
Ten Mix
Royal Theater
Zane Grey
San Antonio Light
Max Blum
Rotary Club
H. Wi, Ryan
Main Avenue High School
Ban Antonk
Philadelphia
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