Baruch urges reevaluation of foreign commitments
In a Saturday Evening Post analysis M Bernard Baruch warns that U S overseas expenditures may outpace national resources. He argues for a thorough review of foreign aid and commitments to avoid weakening U S defense and economy while preventing other nations from embracing Soviet influence. Baruch cautions about overextension and stresses prioritizing self-sufficiency and sustainable support.
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Saturday Evening Post
Baruch
M. Bernard Baruch
Russia
Mr. Baruch
No Percentage in Hate Says End to Bitterness
A reflective monologue urges letting go of grudges and forgiving friends. It argues anger harms the holder more than the target, noting universal human flaws and the loss of warm ties. The piece emphasizes that no one is perfect and forgiveness brings peace and progress.
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Toert
Tanyie
Holding Fast to Happiness and Hope Amid Adversity
A guidance voice urges resilience when life and fate strike, stressing that dwelling on misfortune harms the self. It advocates keening the head, keeping stride, rejecting malice, and using free will to pursue happiness and hope despite circumstances.
Curious Facts From Birds to Camels in American History
The text notes female ducks as the aggressors in courtship among red heads, followed by a shift to a bear like stance after mating. It mentions the green winged teal as the smallest, famed for plumage, blue winged teal speeds up to 120 mph, a cinnamon teal restricted to the western U.S. and weighing about one pound. It cites Jefferson Davis promoting camel imports in 1855 as Secretary of War, and that tobacco was America’s first export crop.
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Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
United States
Mother’s Day Through Time And Tradition
A nostalgic column reflects on how respect for parents defined earlier generations, contrasting with modern shifts in morals and manners. It recalls family life, divorce stigma, and the Jazz Age’s impact on social norms, ending with a tribute to the author’s mother for guiding a life of faith and integrity.
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Mnom
Durocher
Stalin
Hearst
Mount Sinai
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
God
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Ryor
Syew Ire
Baering Down On the News by Bugs Baer
The fragment discusses Chinese power and internal conflict with sarcastic wartime tone. It notes the enemy’s control of resources and a catalog for replenishments, and contrasts historical resilience with present tensions. Names and coherent facts are limited by the damaged text.
Pegler on Fowler and the public image of Jimmy Walker
Westbrook Pegler critiques Gene Fowler for lionizing Jimmy Walker in Beau James a chronicle of Walker’s era. He argues Fowler’s flattery masks the personal tragedy of a leader who eroded democracy by undermining public virtue. Pegler recalls Walker’s law on prizefighting and ties to bootleggers, noting the cultural clash between admiration and accountability.
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Westbrook Pegler
Gene Fowler
Jimmy Walker
Fowler
New York
Beau James
Sina
Knocwn
Powter
Jimmy
Walker
Teoo
Peter
BL Gillig
Waltdorf
Jim Farley
Big Frenchy
Dysney Madden
Reguir
Primero Carnéra
James P. Sinnott
Ohn Hylan
John Fy. Bylan
Thas Ang
Pune
Tex Orokké
Tingmasters
Hid
Shim
Underworld
Bea
Gene
King
Syzaicat
Different View of Jimmy Walker and Political Morals
A controversial reminiscence discusses Jimmy Walker, John Hylan, and the era’s nepotism and public works. The writer recalls Walker’s flaws, criticizes praise and forgiveness, and weighs the impact on public trust and journalism.
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Jimmy
Walker
Angina Pectoris Symptoms and Care Discussed
An article explains angina pectoris as heart pain from hardened coronary arteries. It details radiation to shoulder and arm, possible neck and face involvement, associated symptoms like sweating and dizziness, and notes triggers such as emotional upset. Treatment emphasizes avoiding triggers and using nitroglycerine during attacks.
Examination urged for heart disorder with ECG advice
The article advises a medical examination including an electrocardiogram to check a suspected heart disorder. It notes potential nasal allergy in a monthold baby and suggests a physician’s assessment and suitable drugs for symptom relief.
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Cain
San Antonio election thrice in bitterly fought history
Ten and twenty years ago a Mowry Maverick Fusion sweep packed municipal offices in a city riven by bitter election rites. May 10 1929 recalls wedding gown imagery amid civic fervor as San Antonio eyes its future leaders. Snippets from 1899 and 1889 note river mud, Salvation Army victory, and doctors debating banquet costs.
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Mowry
San Antonio
Alamo Pliza
Dana
Salvation
Salvation Army
Omer
Miedical Association
Isto
Rapidin
Welter Winchell and Broadway Secrets Explored
A fragmented Washington gossip column surveys Hollywood influence and political pressure on the film industry. It notes Rita Hayworth Aly Khan publicity, Ingrid Bergstrom, and concerns over subversive appointments while naming figures such as Eric Johnston and Randolph Churchill in a curio of 1940s media power dynamics.
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Ingrid Berg
Stromboll
RKO
Eric Johnston
Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
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