Blockade of Capital Delays Process of Recovery
The piece argues that the capital blockade slows recovery as long term capital dries up and securities issuance stalls. It urges the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to make well secured, long term advances to railroads, industry, and housing to boost employment and accelerate money velocity, countering bank lending stagnation.
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Hugh & Johnson
National Recovery
Roosevelt
Financial Center
Allan M. Pope
Financial Advertisers Association
New York
National Recovery Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
How People Get Hurt From a Nationally Known Insurance Study
An insurance company studied 117477 injuries and found only 7.7 percent occurred while walking on streets. Most accidents happened at home or in offices and public buildings, with 21 percent in private autos and 2.2 percent on buses or trains. The report notes carelessness in personal safety versus treating others’ safety.
Psychologist study on five year olds sparks debate
A Gobind Behari Lal Chicago dispatch argues scientists can assess a five year old child’s psychology to gauge future potential. Critics doubt broad appeal and warn against premature labeling while noting many families already evaluate child brightness at home. Researchers should observe outcomes before marketing such tests.
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Gobind Behari Lal
Chicago
Fomil
Listen World Remorse Is Not a Publicity Tool
Elsie Robinson argues remorse can become a racket when used for attention. She contends true repentance requires action not prolonged self pity, urging readers to stop broadcasting guilt and begin constructive reform through concrete deeds.
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Fea
Etiquette Questions For A Wedding Reception
Etiquette guidance from Kathryn de Peyster on a large near future wedding reception. Questions cover guest attendant roles, transportation from church to reception, bride’s gloves length, and handling of guest introductions while preserving propriety at a formal social event.
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Annauner
Walters
Conan
Tye
Slerun
Kime Ben
Hawaiian Problem by James T. Williams Jr.
Honolulu dispatch notes Hawaii governor Judd seeks Interior visits to show conditions as the senate weighs Roosevelt’s request to empower the president to appoint the territory’s governor from the best available American candidate. The piece argues for an independent governor to curb local political influence and ensure U S authority aligns with historic strategic needs.
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Islands
Honolulu
Hawaii
Secretary of the Interior
Seccntary
Judd
Ickes
Roosevelt
Congress
Territory of
Senate
Tals
Jude
Willie
Union
Asia
10 and 20 Years Ago from 3 A Light Iles
The item reflects historical notes from September 16, 1928 and September 1, 1913. It mentions Robert Agnew in a moving picture showing at the Empire, Red Cross Japanese relief funds reaching goals, a Broadway subsidy drive, and a figure of $105,808,002 in an Austin comptroller report. The text preserves era-typical references to local civic efforts and entertainers.
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Robert Agnew
the Empire
Antonio Boy
Moving Pictures
Albork
Hutt
Bexar County
Ox Asacasor
Comptrollers
Austin
How
Iolana Seaaed
Val Walton
Interview with a newspaper writer from the south
New York hosts a humorous interview with a veteran writer by a college-paper journalist. The exchange covers salaries, influences, politics, reader perceptions, habit of writing, and the writer's memory of Lindbergh and favorite words. The persona remains candid about daily life and quirks.
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New York
Ng I
Waldorf
Aed
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A breezy mix of social commentary on marriage, modern flirtation, and gender roles. The piece mocks romantic myths, compares freedom and constraint, and notes changing expectations as women seek independence amid marriage pressures and social norms.
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Helen Rowland
Foot Deformities By Royal 5S Copeland M D
Great sympathy is aroused at the weight of a child with a club foot. Early medical treatment can correct the deformity, and often cure it completely if begun in infancy. Modern surgery offers safer options. the old club foot shoe is no longer recommended.
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Elline
Evis
Eel
Mr. God
Owe
Utds
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United States
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Red Cross Fund For
Tolal
Sean
Afinmann
Maury Mavarick
Broadway
Constitutions Crisis of
San Antonio
James T. Johnson
Everthing
Lindberg
Fifth Avenue
France
Lhel
Sie
Jimmy
Walker
Brie
Lareen
Swift
Chaucer
King Fea Ynd., Inc
Hesey O'S
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