Dramatic Gesture Not Enough Displays Roosevelts Budget Move
The article portrays President Roosevelt proposing to cut authorized borrowing by federal agencies including the RFC and HOLC to calm fears of a weak budget. It argues such gestures cannot replace a rigorous plan to curb emergency spending and achieve balance, while noting public interest in Governor Alf Landon as a dependable alternative.
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Roosevelt
RFC
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Mr. Landon
Washington
Free Traders Bewildered by Trade Gains Under Tariff
In Sans Comment, the Landon Daily Mail argues that Britain's 1932 mild protective duties boosted exports from 365 to 425 million pounds in three years. It credits the tariff with internal industrial expansion, more jobs, and steady consumer prices, and urges a stronger universal tariff with empire preference.
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Zeus
Tit Landon Daily Mail
Smithsonian’s Living Mission Through Time and Science
A reflective piece on the Smithsonian Institution as a vibrant center of research and civilization. It links its founding gift from James Smithson, debates over acceptance, and its role in showcasing transportation, printing, art, and science. The narrative honors researchers, institutions, and the vast global influence of the museum.
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Jillie
Emerson
Smithsonian Institution
Fiat
Bacon
America
Philadelphi
Enpian
Congress of the UN Éd Sistés
Lord Northumberland
Jerome
Lue
Benjamin Franklin
England
Stars, Sun Spots, and Weather Forecasting Reach Deep Time
A fragmentary account discusses how celestial patterns orbit the fate of earthly events. Scientists, led by Harvard’s Dr. Charles G Abbott, seek long term links between sun spots and economic depressions while probing the cosmos for weather predictions and drought cycles.
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Tine Institution
Joseph
Fharah
Charles G. Abbott
Harvard
Abbott
Crying Babies and Infant Comfort Tips by Copeland M D
A medical note discusses why healthy babies cry and how mothers should respond. It cautions against pampering for every cry and advises verifying discomfort, avoiding early feeding rewards, and resisting nightly pick ups to break bad habits. It outlines signs of illness such as fever vomiting and diarrhea to distinguish pain from annoyance.
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Royal
Copeland
M.D
Tess
Iilrain
Aprea
Kinw Fead, Synd
Monroe Doctrine in peril under the Roosevelt plan
James T Williams Sr argues the state department aims to replace the Monroe Doctrine with a Pan American conference and multilateral treaty. He urges an official public denial or acceptance of such moves, warning of hidden diplomacy and the erosion of American neutrality.
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James T, Williams SR
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Rames
Department of State
Roosevelt
Dar
Washington
Nort
South America
Congress
Lacy
Hall
United States
Notable New York Gossip and Stage Ramble
A rambling column recounts city social life and theater lore with sketches of actors, authors, and fashion. It mingles jokes about porcelain shirts and Mickey Mouse toys with vivid scenes of wartime mood and a snowy Darien night, closing on the urban bustle of Park Avenue and a taxi driver quip.
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New York
Jills
Mdivan
Lee Keedick
Henry Ar- Metta
Lawrence ‘Tibbett
Jesse Crawford
George Armsby
Hera Bywope
Jby Piggy
Robert Ogden Bacon Jr
George White
Colemans
Evil
Rovert
Palm Beach
Jay O'Brien
Jimmy Walker
Mary Boland
Wodehouse
Woollacott
Rose Macaulay
E. M. Delafluid
Scotland Yard
Madison Square Garden
Dred Beck
Rogers
We Towers
A long, somber narrative follows Father Damien as his decade long isolation and sacrifice finally yield a haunting revelation. The aging priest, once seen as holy, discovers his true mission when tending to lepers culminates in a miraculous, selfless act that unites him with those he served.
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Father Damlert
Areming
Starpale
Ammple
Eyar
Father Damien
Ang
Pein
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in a Bluebonnet Lodge Note
February 5, 1026 issue reflects on Travelers Protective Association at Bluebonnet Lodge No. 1, Buckingham and South Presa Streets dedication, with 2016 updates noting Harry M. Waltz elected manager and Jay Clay Towers to direct a cabaret troupe. Also reports a February 2016 military academy alumni meeting planning civilian training initiatives.
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Protective Assunistro
Menrihets
Harry M. Waltz
Jay Clay Towers
Post D
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Julia Sunderson
Frank Gromit
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Wall Street
Broadway
Cyilies
Firet Mighters
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Tle
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Jamesy
Park Avenue
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Mura
Flere
Elsie Robi
Moigkel
Tate
Thasle
Damien
Theconte Ona
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Peter
Marty
Forer
King Peas
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West Texas Military Academy
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