Seizure of Power Menaces U S
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri explains in Portland Maine his refusal to back Roosevelt for re election He fears the Roosevelt era impairs constitutional rights and endangers the nation Reed praises past service but protests current policy urging voters to reconsider their stance due to perceived threats to liberty and national safety
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Roosevelt
Portland
Maine
Reed
Senator Reed
Mr. Roosevelt
Jim Reed
America
Reed Warns Roosevelt Power Threatens Liberty
Jim Reed voices concern over the White House leader he blames for endangering America. He cites Roosevelt remarks about expanding federal power as creating instruments that could shackles liberties, asserting such power is usurped and dangerous to the nation.
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America
Jim Reed
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Reed
Auto Makers Push Safety Over Speed In Advertising
The Automobile Manufacturers' Association board urges members to curb high speed claims and emphasize safety in ads. It argues reserve speed is vital to safe performance, and that buyers should consider stopping distance more than top speed.
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Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
Fear is all upstairs in our minds says a talk by Lowell Ralph
The dialogue argues fear is trained by culture and thought not feeling. It suggests most emotions are learned responses. It notes people rarely question their own emotion and urges honest self inquiry about fear and courage.
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Hybib
Lowell Ralph
Lowell
Joe
Man Ant
By Elsie Robinson on Honest Bravery Against Social Pressure
A fragmentary note praising individuals who defy social silliness with honesty and courage. It extols those who act as they feel, asserting they bring stability and dignity to life while contrasted with those who appease conformity. The text reads as a caustic social critique.
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Eax Spal
This Strange World by Edwin C Hill and quotes on history
A collection of pithy reflections from Earl Beatty and others on politics, economy, and history. The piece compares US and UK monetary debates, cites Roosevelt's spending defense, and includes musings on Tibet, Oneidas, Champlain, and landmark what-ifs across eras.
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William Johnston
Champlain
Canada
New York
Marne
Abraham Toincoin
Oregon Land Office
Roosevelt approves federal grant for Pueblo health project
The health department in Pueblo asked President Roosevelt for a $51,870 WPA grant to fund relief and welfare health work. The plan would hire nurses, housekeepers, and seamstresses to address child health, disease control, and sanitation, but Pueblo County reports no money available for the effort. The piece questions funding the county’s $100,000 improvements amid harsh climate challenges.
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Lly Health Department
Pueblo
Roosevelt Nay
WPA
Pueblo County
Dealéra
Daily Bathing For Health Values In Hydro Therapy
Health in Baths by Royal Copeland argues daily bathing is essential for cleanliness, toxin removal, relaxation, and sleep. Warm baths soothe, cold showers stimulate. extremes should be avoided. The piece notes bathing became common for all, not a luxury, and cites ancient roots in Roman times.
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Copeland
Coast
King Meanayn
Tne
Embedded Notes on Early Texas Economic Hints
A clipped September 9 1926 and 1916 snippet notes an inexhaustible green cand marl deposit eight miles from San Antonio on the Somerset road in the farm of 5 W Darkson per C C Leet of the San Antonio Manufacturers association and a Sugerman Brothers department store chain opening in El Paso Hondo and Tucson with a twenty year gap collapse of a Halle Dissidine scene unit now completed.
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San Antonio
Somerset
5. W. Darkson
C. C. Leet
Sugerman Brothera
el Paso
Hondo
Tucson
Weat
Houston
North Mores
Halle
Theodace Rocce Welf Hosts Luncheon With Magician Mulholland
At a New York luncheon Col Theodace Rocce Welf hosts John Mulholland the magician who credits the colonel with helping him out of a jam in India. Mulholland, famed for swift hands and a literary streak, mingles with a chic cafe circle and counts Gene Tunney among friends.
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New York
Theodace Rocce- Welf
John Mulholland
Mulholland
India
Chandpur
Tani
Chardpure
Theodore Roosevelt
Mullholland
Teddy
Aimeries
Stleker
Drestiigita
Gene Tunney
Harold ‘Hoss
Bert Terhune
Long Island Hamptons
Houdini
Thurston
Kel+ Jer
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Rarold
Whitnall
Colgate University
John Pisse
United States
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Vernay
Lassa
Tibet
Snoye
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Eqiare Garden
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McIntyre
Nate Tgipag
Brestidigitation
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Barrymore
London
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Lafayette
Tebleaut
One
Indiana
Gereté Burgess
Ft-T
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Fox
Spain
Reds
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