Seen and Heard in the Nation's Capital
Washington correspondent Carter Field surveys political shifts as coal regions and labor groups react to New Deal policies. He notes Pennsylvania power interests, the rise of organization by John L. Lewis, and changing loyalties among African American voters shaping Republican and Democratic strategies ahead of November. He highlights cross-state news, Black political realignments, and the challenge of curbing divergent regional tactics.
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Carter Field
Washington
Bacarra
James A. Farley
Tammany
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Susquehanna
Roosevelt
Isiaks
Lewis
NRA
St. Lawrence Seaway
Loup River
Nebraska
Train Collision Tragedy Kills Thirty On Express Crash
George recalls a Philadelphia Express derailment and rear-end collision that killed thirty passengers and wounded many. He describes the terrifying moment, a flaming wreck, and his escape from a toppled car as rescuers pull others from the scorched train.
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George
Diet of Japanese Beetle Introduced in Larval Form
The article notes the Japanese beetle was introduced into the United States in larval form living in earth around the roots, detailing the early spread and potential impact on horticulture and crops.
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United States
Cobb Troubles of a Pioneer in Irving
A reflective column from Irving discusses life as a longtime resident, joining the Early Pioneers California society, and expectations to travel east to see Mrs Harrison Williams. It also touches on changing crusades and public safety, plus humor about dental X rays and the Cobb pink plate special.
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California
Vernalis
Calif
Early Pioneers’ California Society
Harrison Williams
Money Destroyed in Macerator Amid Mixed Denominations
A Pathfinder Magazine note describes money shredded in a macerator with about 190,000 five dollar bills 130,000 ten dollar bills 20,000 two dollar bills and no more than 10,000 fifty dollar bills. It contrasts the lower denominations' higher velocity relative to higher notes.
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Pathfinder Magazine
The Girl Who Speaks Volumes Ends Up On The Shelf
A witty note cautions that one who talks much may find herself sidelined or overlooked in social circles and opportunities. The remark underscores a balance between communication and restraint in interactions.
Last Resource Claims Pimple Miracle Across Three Weeks
A reader reports relief from disagreeable pimples after using Cuticura Ointment. The note states the product cleared the skin in three weeks and mentions living at Worcester Ave Pasadena California.
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Worcester Ave
Pasadena
Cal
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