Four Million Antartica Workers to Get Jobs
Editorial lauds President Roosevelts plan to deploy 4 million unemployed in a Civil Works Administration over three months, moving families off relief, boosting payrolls, and sparking local economies. It frames the program as humane, self respect restoring, and a historic shift from charity to work. It notes funding from federal, state, and local governments, with Hopkins administration leadership and projects in parks, roads, water, sewers, and general improvements.
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Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Administration
Congress
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Ickes
Willam James
Hearst
Billions for Speculation by Hemphill
Analyzed rant questions the price volatility across stocks and commodities as artificial manipulation rather than supply demand. It condemns speculative forces driving unstable markets and urges stable policy while criticizing presidential proclamations and margin securities actions as failures to curb disorder.
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Congress
Etiq By Katheyn Etiq By-Katheyn wedding help notes
A fragmented text offers questions about wedding etiquette such as guest seating and gifts. It mentions a groom, bridal party, flowers, an anniversary dinner, and hats for ladies. The passage reads like a guide with prompts for appropriate social behavior at mid century ceremonies.
Diary of a Modern Boy and City Gossip in EW YORE
A rambling diary style column recounts a night in New York with socialites and celebrities. It notes visits to the Waldorf Astoria, theater chatter with Gracie Allen and Mingian Cross, and mentions figures like John Ringling, George and Colette, and Paul Block. Local quirks and anecdotes cover fashion, dining, and a drift through celebrity circles with playful, satirical tone.
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Gertrude Ketlon
Lincoln Trens
Fr Grace
Kat
Ted Saucier
George
Colette
John Ringlings
John Pper
Attie Bell Johnston
Nightlife and cinema lore traipse through cloudy reminiscences
A fragmented reminiscence piece wanders through early Hollywood and theater culture. It references actors Tallulah Bankhead and Billy Reardon, private residences, debut expectations, and gossip around film stars. The jittery prose interweaves business, fans, and social scenes with scattered place names and dates.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A satirical column argues against outdated marriage laws and gender double standards. The author contends men may change their minds about marriage and women should have equal freedom, criticizing rigid, old norms and the notion of a wife as sole breadwinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Listen World Love Essay by Elsie Robinson Explores Faith
A column-length piece rooted in a wife's heartbreak over her husband's infidelity, examining love as an acquired habit and civilization’s slow pursuit of virtue. It argues that faith remains the sole remedy for faithlessness, framing a universal plea about human longing and moral struggle.
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Aearl
Ife
Walts
Condi
Mit
Survey of San Antonio Water and supply company appointed
Alexander Potter of New York is hired to survey the San Antonio Water and Supply Company for valuation and appraisement. A TC-4 dirigible will participate in an air carnival and is stored in Brooks Field hangar as of the note.
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Alexander Potter
New York
San Antonio Water and Supply Company
Brooks Held
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Etiq By-Katheyn
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Inna Held Jr
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Ick Johnson
Harlem
Xry Hever
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Oliver Horford
Gilbert White
Anna May Wong
Percy Graingera
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Australis
Don Marquis
George Luks
Fred Kelly
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Hotel du Calissee
Clara Walsh
Sealy
Jas
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the Lambe
McGraw
Diamond
Cyrus McGormick
Central Park
Ms Deller
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Tang Bern
Tibby Heilman
Abe
Toby
Wood Brown
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Bintra
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Ulster
Burry
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Billy Reardon
Ronten
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Bey Bas
Elsie Robinson
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