Federal loan guarantee program could lapse April first
The article argues the fed guarantee of loans for repairs may die when its expiration limits on April 1 arrive. It notes House difficulty to override committee power versus Senate leverage, discusses Housing Administration views, bank attitudes toward insured loans, and broader Capitol Hill dynamics influenced by Roosevelt’s Supreme Court proposal.
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Easter Parade Veils and Lacy Neckwear Featured
Veils in various styles and lacy lingerie neckwear highlight the Easter parade outfits. Hats sit back on the head, with navy felt cap-hats and rose accents paired with navy frocks and white lace jabots showing on spring fashion.
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Gros Bourdon Reverts to French Customs at Easter Betis
A fragment notes Gros Bourdon in Quebec returning to native French customs during Easter. The text mentions Betis and a 24,780 pound figure tied to Gros erin, but details are unclear and no coherent events emerge.
Royal Easter Egg Tale Emerges From Eldest Daughter Clue
A curious Easter egg story centers on the eldest daughter linked to a phrase about seven pence and finer units. The clue hints at singing twelve airs within a crafted royal display.
Berard Metelli Joins Easter Dawn Choir at St Vincent
Young Berard Metelli, a choir member at St Vincent de Feerers Church in New York, participates in the Easter dawn service, marking a cheerful start to the holiday season.
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Fragmentary crash incident leaves Frank injured and rescued
The text describes Frank struggling to breathe after a trampling accident, crying for help. Rescuers quickly lift him from under a car as workers pull him free from coal debris. He suffers a bruised head and remains hopeful about recovery.
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Ancient Egyptian colors include 18 shades of ochre and black from Tyre
At the height of Nile glory, Egyptians Greeks and Romans used 18 yellow ochre tones derived from iron clay earth. Black pigment came from charred material linked to Tyre, a biblical city, dating to about 1000 B C.
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Howehold Recipes and Home Tips from an Old Kitchen
Howehold QUesonys Rigs require turning every six months to wear evenly. Recipes include coddled apples boiled in sugar syrup, tea stain removal with boiling water, bran water for cretonne, perfect muffins with quick mixing, homemade crackers, and milk bottle top kept to block odors. The text mentions agateware care and a prune breakfast preparation.
Meaning of progress in seed to fruit in our time
A quotation attributed to H. W. r about living and laboring in the present to pass seed to the next generation as blossom and blossom as fruit. It defines progress as transmitting growth across generations through effort and time.
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