Non-Belligerent America and the Lend-Lease Dilemma
A reflection arguing that approving the lend-lease bill shifts the United States toward war while preserving a slim chance for peace. It urges Congress and the public to demand adherence to pledges, monitor President Roosevelt, and keep the nation from foreign battlefields. It stresses the fragile peace and the need for vigilance to protect American life and way of life.
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Congress
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Britain
Roosevelt
America
Robert E. Wood
America First Committee
Senate
Walter F. George
Senate Foreign Relations
Faye
March of Events on War Ideals and Lottery Debates
March of Events discusses John G Winant and Roosevelt's ambassadorial stance on war as a fight over social principles not just battles. It questions internationalism versus American democracy and raises public opinion on national and state lotteries for defense, pensions, and funding, criticizing governance and fiscal policy.
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John G. Winant
Roosevelt
England
Hitler
Stalin
Winait
Wirant
Galup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Phelps Phelps
New York
Fragmented essay excerpt by DeCasseres on Rosenberg and philosophy
The text critiques Dr Alfred Ras enlere and Dr Rosenberg with references to Bitler and European travels. It mocks philosophical systems, tolerance as sentimentality, and political and intellectual theater. The fragment hints at public debates in France and a satirical view of intellectuals and agitators.
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Alfred Ras
Enlere
Bitler
Ite
Sferr Bitler
Europe
Juley
Rosenberg
Chamber of Deputies
Allisame
Tie Hanly
Eetnlands
Thalys
Tre
Uncle Sam
Wes
Screwball mania sparks Kilgallen column riff
Dorothy Kilgallen mocks the latest craze as she rails at autograph seekers and publicity hounds. She condemns camera fiends, Sunday traffic, long radio spots, and other annoyances, arguing they threaten the American way of life while lampooning the era’s social quirks.
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Gaualic
Mie
Odd Fuets Sotse laundry exports to purchase longer foot items
Fragmented OCR text notes a mix of unrelated phrases about laundry, exports, and growth. The readable parts reference longer foot measurements and potential timing around March, with unclear subjects and no coherent event or named entities. The item remains a sparsely readable news fragment without a clear reportable incident.
What Do You Know 3 Questions About Spring
A garbled quiz page asks about spring traits and opinions with odd phrasing. It includes questions on spring hounds, age for election, stamp collectors, and book collectors, plus a few wordplay prompts and a prompt to turn to another page for answers.
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Winte
Ted
Mats Ganey Baily Girne
Billy
Roosevelt airs farm program unity amid AFL contention
Washington editor notes President Roosevelt praised cooperative democracy behind the AAA while farm bureau leaders press for more local control and a nonpartisan board. The fray centers on centralized federal management, with farm groups split between Democratic ideals and Republican or independent currents as war shipping and British aid loom. The piece traces party alignments, regional power shifts, and potential policy delays amid shifts in county agents and surplus programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bunan
AAA
Farm ‘Bureau
Tarm
Beals Limere
Farm Bureau
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Agriculture Department
Land Grant Colleges
The
Agriculture Administration
Earle Smiths
Sinois Agricultural Association
Dureau
Willkie
Vars
ABA
Farina Credit Administration
Agriculture Department
National Grange
Farmers’ Union
Diabetic Gangrene and Treatment Methods Described
A physician outlines how diabetes raises risk of dry gangrene in the toes and legs due to hardened arteries. Infections can worsen into wet gangrene from skin breaks, with germ types like streptococcus and staphylococcus. Hydrogen peroxide dressings, proper wound care, and early intervention are emphasized, along with medical supervision.
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Furth
Injections Spur Weight Gain Warned by Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen cautions drops or injections sometimes used to gain weight and stresses they must be under physician guidance. He notes insulin use has aided weight gain in some cases but warns of risks from pancreas-related injections and urges medical supervision for any weight treatment. He also explains purpura may cause leg marks from skin bleeding and advises medical evaluation for bleeding disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Leleney
Columbia University
The Hidden Disposition That Shapes Our Temper
A reflective piece argues that temper is not a fixed flaw but an accumulated disposition built from life experiences. It describes how early impressions, memories, and reactions merge over time to form behavior. The author urges self-understanding rather than blame and notes personal accountability.
By Elsie Robinson and Keay Pena Life Lessons In Self Realization
Fragmentary passage urges readers to stop blaming the past and pursue personal growth. It emphasizes making life align with one's own pattern and taking control of the future. The text references Elsie Robinson and Keay Pena and includes disjointed names such as Arvid and Maui.
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Maui
Jill
Keay Pena
Arvid
Tie
Odds and Ends From a Fragmented Ledger
A distorted note claims Richmond became captain of Witgitta in 1770 while the author waited for official clandification in 1782. It also mentions a Toledo University survey showing the average college student reads about 24.8 books per year.
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Richmond
Witgitta
The
Universally of
Toledo
Sverate Cole Jege
Frosts Damage South Texas Truck Crops in 1931
The L& A Light report notes severe frost damage across South and Southwest Texas, striking coastal toplong and Rio Grande valley. Haystacks, green corn, potatoes, tomatoes, and strawberries are reported nipped, with crop losses highlighted by Marvin Longing of the federal market news bureau.
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Manche
Texas
Toplong
Lons Rio Grande Valley
Marvin Longing
Federal
Chain Market News Bureau
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