Farley predicts GOP convention bidders and 1986 ticket
OSTMASTER GENERAL Farley chairs the Democratic committee meeting in Washington to set 1986 convention plans and select a venue amid bidding from Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Kansas City and San Francisco. He denies an early decision and backs a renomination of Garner for vice president noting the two thirds rule may be abandoned.
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Candid Advice On Criticism And Self Disclosure
A reflective column urges readers to welcome honest feedback, avoid constant agreement, and balance ambition with restraint. It quips on yes men, the value of frank opinion, and the risks of self deception while embracing lighthearted living and the essentials of education and health.
Roosevelt and business clash over New Deal spending and tax outlook
The article analyzes rising business resistance to the New Deal as Congress nears its 1936 session, with expectations of higher taxes and continued federal debt. It notes Roosevelt’s push for budget cuts and economy while protecting his political machine, and outlines tensions with major industry groups and New Deal programs. It also covers Senator Borah’s political maneuvering amid Republican nominating prospects.
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Impressions of Seven Presidents by Secret Service Chief
Richard L. Jervis, longtime head of the White House detail, offers thumbnail assessments of seven presidents. Theodore Roosevelt admired for a clean fight. Taft a great traveler. Wilson regal. Harding kind but slandered. Coolidge humorous. Hoover studious with blueprints. Roosevelt admired for cheerfulness.
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Liquid laxatives restore bowel function after hospital care
The piece explains that doctors rely on liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for effective relief from constipation. It emphasizes gradual dose reduction as the key to real relief and urges readers to consult a doctor or pharmacist about the widely used liquid form.
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