Joseph P Kennedy for President if Democratic convention chooses
A column extols Joseph P Kennedy as a top candidate with deep international knowledge gained as ambassador to Great Britain. It argues he would keep America out of war, manage domestic affairs well, and hold broad respect in England, urging the Democratic party to consider him for the presidency.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Europe
Kennedy
America
Ambassador Kennedy
United States
International News Service
Inez Robb
England
London
Britain
Democratic Party
William Randolph Hearst
Pblic
Securities and Exchange Commission
Maritime Commission
Kemnedy
New Deal
Democratic National Convention
You Can Take Your Choros Wherever You Go
A 1940 reflection on resilience in the face of betrayal. The author argues you cannot reform the world but you can choose your reaction to others. It urges self control, patience, and a long view, asserting decency remains possible despite hurt. The piece ends with a call to take the long look and reap greater dividends.
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Jeb
King Feas, Syd. Inc
Sam
Ryan
Foot Muscle Strain and Treatments Explained
Article explains muscle knots called myogelosis from flat feet and overuse. It details causes, symptoms, and treatments including massage, footwear padding, exercise, possible surgery, and infrared therapy under physician guidance. Also includes Q and A on growth, vaccines, and smallpox immunity guidance.
Wise Words On Living Above Present Circumstances
A compact, period tone quote feature notes Wise Words about living above present circumstances. It credits classic writers and philosopher La Rochefoucauld, reflecting on prudence, vanity, and the danger of seeking hollow praise.
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Addison
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test Girls Names
Quiz prompts list of mythical and literary women linked to famous men and events. Questions touch figures like Helen of Troy, Penelope, Medea, Pygmalion’s statue, and others with varying misprints and garbled phrases.
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Troy
Paris
Reobin Hood
Hiawatha
Boccaccio
Pickwick
Pygmalion
Cyrano
David Copparflely
Agamemnonn
Ulysses
Shylock
Cepheta
Conchobar
Hulls Trade Policy Change Signals Illusion of Reform
Washington report notes Secretary Hull’s renaming of the trade agreements division to the division of commercial treaties and agreements, yet critics say the policy remains a hollow effort. Observers argue reciprocal agreements are unworkable in a war or Nazi-Fascist world and that exclusive dictatorial pacts undermine generalized tariff concessions.
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Washington
Hull
Bull
Latin America
Argentina
Bass
Department
Messersmith
Congressional
Congress
Hing
America Calling Graduates to Explore Open Road
The speaker urges Americans to travel across the country, leaving work and politics behind, to rediscover peace, freedom, and beauty. She stresses national duty to support Europe’s distress and promotes road trips as a balm for gloom, highlighting America's highways as a path to new experiences and people.
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Europe
America
Open Road Calls Americans to Seek Liberty in Lands
A fragmented patriotic verse urges travel across America to affirm liberty and democracy. It invites readers to explore national landmarks from Lincoln's tomb to pine forests and blue lakes, celebrating the land's beauty and spirit. The poem ends with a copyright notice and syndicate credit.
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America
Liberty
Lincoln
King Feaw
Ferguson campaign and rat killer prize in 1936 notes
A 1936 column recalls Miriam A. Ferguson seeking Bexar county support for governor and lampoons a two-governor claim tied to her husband. Henry Newman competes for a city cash prize as rat killer. Cox Roosevelt club forms in San Antonio with thousands of voters to back Democratic nominees led by Judge Howard Templeton and others at the Gunter Hotel.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Bexar County
Beethoven Hell
James B. Ferguson
Henry Newman
Macdong
Todty
Newman
Newmann Farm
San Antonio
Texas
Cox-Roosevelt Club
Gunter Hotel
Howard Templeton
J. R. Digis
Gunter Hardle
Lronmuper
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