The Creed of Today and the Building Boom
The article discusses urban rebuilding and unemployment trends since 1930, noting a 128.6 percent monthly rise in single city construction and 2.8 percent in residential starts. It cites the National Recovery Act’s scope, then shifts to conservation policy under flood control and soil erosion programs benefiting wildlife and water quality.
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United States
Mets
Bulletin of the
American, Game Association Aays
Outside Influence Needed by Alice Judaon Peale
The article argues that a child's deepest wishes, loves, fears and jealousies are shaped by family life. Continuous parental influence can carve a well rounded character or warp a child into a melancholic caricature, needing external correcting influences beyond the home.
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Alice Judaon Peale
Roosevelt Era Veep Garner Shapes Legislative Role
Washington July 7 The vice president Jack Garner, seen as a rising power in the Roosevelt administration, attends cabinet meetings and sits in Senate cloakrooms shaping policy with party leaders. Democratic leader Joe Robinson invited him to a first press conference, a historic first.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Jack. Garner
Merbert Plummer
Harding
Coollage
Coolidge
Dawes
Capitol Hill
Hoover
Charles Curtis
Curts
White House
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Garner
Jack Garner
Joe Robinson
Glioma in a Child Eye Tumor Highlights Enucleation Hope
A historical account explains glioma a malignant eye tumor in children, its unknown cause, and the survival impact of early eye removal. It notes enucleation within ten weeks offers life prospects, with rare cures and risks of spread if treatment is delayed.
If I Had a Dog My Faithful Friend
A poem by Edgar A about the joy of a dog’s welcome at day’s end. It contrasts human critics with a dog’s unwavering loyalty, noting that a dog stays true regardless of wealth or fortune and offers faithful companionship through good and bad times.
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Grattle
Furloughed Railway Shopmen Return to Work in Cumberland
About 175 furloughed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shopmen returned to work in Cumberland Maryland on Thursday. Earlier in weeks past, 256 men were recalled and smaller groups have since followed. Officials report freight and passenger traffic has steadily increased in recent weeks.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fish Rise Near Surface When Water Grows Foul
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a observation that fish come to the surface as water becomes dirty or foul. No clear dates, places, or names are readable to confirm context or source.
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Suslnens
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Indie & P
Sime Pumbern
Audit-Bureau of Circulation
Payal Advamca
Ald Etreul Mily
Associated’ Press
Ca Ey
Sol ‘Liptein
Onrthur Schnitzler
Schnitzter
Roney Bros
Qubkar
GAS CO
Kivery Tire
Seaboard
Eye
Seaboard Gas
Auto Parts
Ford A
Ford
Franklin
Roger
Vitalis
Roger's
Shaw
Nujet
Sale OF Lovely
Lyon
Read
Colgate’s
BOC William's Shay
Dobell
Richmond Wrapped
Virginia
Stratford Clubhouse
Cigara
Raleigh Smoking Tobacco
California
Byrup of
Epsom
Aandishy of
Edgar A
the House of
Hagerstown Bank
Maytag ‘Electric Washers Home Furniture Co
Potomac St
Brown Smart Shop
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear Tire
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