Inauguration Day Pledge From President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt delivered his 1933 inaugural address after taking the oath on March 4. He outlined plans for quick action to combat economic distress, urged national unity, banking reform, and employment, and called for a good neighbor world policy. He pledged leadership to restore the economy and stability at home.
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Breaks in Friendship With Foreign Powers
Washington report on the eve of the Roosevelt inauguration shows cooler ties with Great Britain Japan and France due to war debts and Far Eastern policy. Britain imposes a 40 arm embargo on Japan and China. debt talks slow or delayed. France defaults on its December debt payment worsening relations with the United States.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Attends Great Inaugural Ball
Mrs. Roosevelt attends Washington inaugural ball at convention hall with 8 000 spectators while Mr. Roosevelt enjoys fireworks at the monument grounds. Proceeds from tickets go to charity. She had planned to skip the event in honor of Senator Walsh’s memory but changed her mind after many ticket holders kept theirs.
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Roosevelt Inaugural Cabinet Members Named
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration naming cabinet members including Cordell Hull William H Woodin George H Dern Claude A Swanson James A Farley Henry Wallace Harold L Ickes Daniel C Roper and Miss Frances Perkins the first woman appointed to a cabinet post.
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Ripe Old Age in Work and Hobbies
The article argues that old men stay vigorous by engaging in purposeful hobbies and continuing work. It cites Gladstone Balfour Bancroft and Louis XVI as examples and urges outdoor activities and preserving vocation to ward off age-related pains. It notes keeping busy as a true secret to a ripe old age.
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Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad Claims Strength
Vintage ad copy promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening weak women with no alcohol. It touts sale in tablets or liquid form via patent medicine marketers, while a quotation fragment mocks excessive bad habits.
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Learned by Experience He knows the water best who has waded through it
A succinct proverb reflecting practical wisdom gained from firsthand struggle. It emphasizes that true understanding comes from direct immersion and repeated exposure to challenging conditions.
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