Doles and Jobs Clash Over Relief and Labor Costs
The piece argues relief payments undermine work incentives, citing New Jersey farmers facing a $500000 raspberry crop threat as workers shun available jobs for relief income. It endorses Roosevelt’s push to limit relief pay to below market wages and urges policy action to prevent swelling relief rolls and eroding self support.
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Mad Hatter Logic in Roosevelt Tax Critique
A fierce 1930s op-ed ridicules FDR tax policy, arguing confiscatory taxes undermine liberty and drag society toward an oligarchic parasitism. It laments tax raids as sparks of revolt while praising low taxes as the path to a freer social order. The piece likens the administration to the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland.
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Clean House at National Junior Chamber Convention
Le Roy Du Owen, speaking at the Columbus convention, claims the Communist Party has 26 district divisions in the U S with 187 sub districts in over 500 cities. He cites 600 national communist organizations influencing business, social, and religious life, 400 regular newspapers and magazines, and more than 200 schools teaching revolutionary tactics. He calls for purging “cellar-rats” and “poison compounders” from national life.
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Nervous Housewife and Modern Home Life Prompts
A 1929 book review discusses Dr Abraham Myerson and The Nervous Housewife, detailing how wartime shell shock and daily strain affect women and husbands. It argues motherhood, marriage, and home management now require efficiency, partnership, and nerve, urging readers to buy the $2.50 work.
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The Opportunity of a Lifetime and Other Thoughts
A fragmented page quotes lines about ambition and gender roles. It contrasts a man proposing with women steering the way and notes life is hard for a demon, offering reflections on time, war, and personal ambition. The text emphasizes that arrogance or belittling others rarely yields true happiness.
Chronic Disorders Rise Sharply in Modern Deaths
In a medical meeting text the mortality from all causes declines while deaths from chronic disorders exceed 50 percent, a rise from about 6 percent sixty years ago. If trends continue at this rate, the nation may be overwhelmed by invalids. neglect of chronic disease is common and many conditions begin without pain, urging regular medical checkups and adherence to doctor’s guidance for prevention and health maintenance. Copy 1935 by King Teas Synd., Inc.
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Mexico
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland on divorce etiquette
A critique of American divorce manners contrasts polite, civil splits with crude, public scenes. It notes that U.S. couples often treat divorce as a social ceremony, while English couples delay disputes until open hostility emerges. The piece argues self control and courtesy remain essential, even amid emotional strain.
Fragmented reminiscence on theater critics and cinema icons
A kaleidoscopic, fragmentary gossip piece recalling Jerome Kern, Parades with Marxist tones, and Hollywood figures like Nunnally Johnson, Floyd Gibbons, and Cecil B. DeMille era chatter. It surveys critics Brooks Atkinson and George Jean Nathan, mentions Cohen and Inez Lope amid studio shifts, and riffs on nightlife anecdotes, theater tastes, and social misfires from bygone showbiz circles.
Carrell and Lindbergh hailed in awe of medical miracles
The era’s talk centers on Alexis Carrell and Charles Lindbergh with predictions of artificial heart and blood stream life support. Carrell, born in Lyons, 1873, rose in Chicago and at Rockefeller Institute for pioneering tissue preservation and antiseptic wounds.
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Parachute Pumps Debut Promise At Airfield Century
From the San Antonio Light dated July 5 2928 a report notes parachute pumps built by fear enlisted men from an airplane at 20000 feet over Brookes field. Descent landed before parachutes as B C Hammond of Southern Airways announces obstacles overcome for a new air service making Ban Antone a major airport.
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B.C. Hammond
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