Road to Confidence and the Roosevelt Plan
The Roosevelt administration seeks to boost farmer purchasing power and unemployed incomes via public works to revive business turnover. It aims to persuade private spending through the president’s prestige and urges modernization of antitrust laws to encourage cooperation. If Congress widens the field for legitimate cooperation, labor consumers and firms may benefit, with near-term job gains and longer-term stability.
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Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Tf Congress
Walsh
Massachusetts
Federal Trade Commission
Broadway the Broadway that is no more
A critical, comic chronicle of postwar Broadway decay contrasts the street carnival mood and shrinking nightlife with fading grandeur. It recalls legendary figures, shops, and era-defining scenes while lamenting pachyderm excesses and a culture in decline.
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Broadway
Monogamy Seen As Lasting Civilizing Force
A set of opinions argues that monogamous marriage and fidelity are outdated ideas. The piece insists marriage remains foundational to civilization, population stability, and child welfare, noting some men fail morally but asserting monogamy endures despite counterarguments.
Ohio Ratifies Child Labor Amendment
Ohio joins ten states in ratifying the child labor amendment to the federal constitution. Oregon Washington North Dakota California Arizona Wisconsin Montana Colorado and Arkansas were early ratifiers this year, with Ohio arriving at an opportune moment as Washington seeks ways to reduce unemployment. The measure would empower Congress to limit regulate and prohibit labor of under 18. Proponents say it could return millions of schoolchildren to classrooms and boost employment for adults and teachers.
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Ohio
Oregon
Washington
North Dakota
California
Arizona
Wisconsin
Montana
Colorado
Arkansas
Congress
Listen World! A 1912 view on women and equality
Elsie Robinson surveys gender roles and the strain between men and women. She questions if true equality is possible while men hold traditional authority and women are pushed into eclipse. Personal anecdotes and contemporary quotes illustrate enduring power dynamics and calls for mutual respect.
To Be Said In the Most Spring Styles Flight Record Set
Lieutenant Milling of the army aviation corps flew from Texas City to Port Bam Houston in 28 minutes, breaking the old record by 22 minutes. The flight covered 20 miles in 3 hours and 10 minutes, then a rest period followed to set an endurance mark. A Vought representative certified the speed achievements, inspiring aviators for future flights. Two men later threatened robbery at home while demanding money from a crockery sale. the speaker’s brother recovered the cash the next morning and they aimed to reach San Antonio and Laverna.
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Husby
Hema
Cane Light
T. Dewitt Milling
Army Aviation Corpa
Texas City
Port Bam Houston
Milling
Rilies
Alort
Vought
Aerg Club of America
San Antonin
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Nat
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Cagh
Antonis
Laverna
Fineron Sbout
Minglan
Proud Papa Aga Khan and the Mohammedan Dynasty
A fragmented description portrays the Aga Khan as a quiet, contented man beloved by Muslims, a successful racehorse owner, and a protector of wealth. It notes his fortune growing from a lavish revenue stream and highlights a French wife, a newborn Mohammedan heir, and intense praise from many Mohammedans while mentioning his expertise in selecting horses.
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England
Golfers to Represent San Antonio in State Championship
Eight golfers will represent San Antonio in the state championship at the Galvanian Country Club course. The listed players include Jack Tarrant, T. Frost, Frank M. Lewin Jr, Robert G. Kampmann, H. W. Baker, Wemnar Betligson, Thomas 8. Gogsan, and Thomas F. Logan. The article notes the Semerett field 18 miles south of San Antonio could yield at least $450,000,000 watt of oil in the next 20 years and mentions Dr. F. A. Thom an, president of Grayburg Oil company, selling the Lion with year-day.
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San Antonio
Galvanian Country Club
Jack Tarrant
T. ©. Frost
Frank M. Lewin Jr
Robert G. Kampmann
H. W. Baker
Wemnar Betligson
Thomas 8. Gogsan
Thomas F. Logan
Semerett
San Antonia
F. &. Thoman
Grayburg Oil Company
Etiquette Dilemma Before Marriage Visit Debate
A groom to be weighs duty to visiting parents versus fiancés wishes. The couple argue over who should arrange the first family visit and how to handle family expectations in their wedding planning.
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Ant
Engagement Notice Reads Like Formal Family Welcome
By Kathryn Depeyster a letter from Aly's parents expresses delight at her engagement. The aunt at Once confirms the plan to welcome the young woman into the family within 24 hours if possible, highlighting the ceremony and the social significance of the union.
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