Hoover policy blamed as Frankenstein grows
The Philadelphia Record comments on President Hoover's use of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid banks and railroads, warning that extending government aid to private industry risks a state capitalism system. The piece critiques the administration for inflationary doses and predicts a crumbling financial structure.
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Publication Rights Statement
The article reproduces a rights notice from The Associated Press limiting republication and credit for AP dispatches and local news. It declares AP exclusive entitlement to published content and reserves reprint rights for special dispatches.
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al News
President Hoover Battles Garner Bill Over Reconstruction Finance
President Hoover vetoes the Garner relief bill citing fears of centralizing banking and exposing taxpayers to large losses. He urges changes in Reconstruction Finance Corporation directors to limit presidential power while opponents argue the bill expands administration control.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
United States
Iers F.C
The Call of the Wild and a Corralled Elk Herd
New York state conservation officials moved a herd of elk to a corral in De Bar mountain game refuge to feed and prepare them for release. After limited wandering, most returned to the corral, showing captivity may appeal more than the wild for these animals.
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New York
State Conservation Department
de Bar Mountain Game Refuge
Old Chicago Democratic Conventions Echo in Present Washington
The Bystander recalls eight years of Democratic convention turmoil as Tom Walsh Al Smith and William Gibbs McAdoo return to prominence in Washington. John W. Davis reappears, their faces lit by floodlights as a familiar quartet reflects on past and present party drama.
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Vy Kirke
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Chicago
Lake City
Tom Walsh
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al Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
John W. Feavis
Davis
Smith
Giezane
Rofen
How's your Health Vv Dyshidrosis Explained and Treated
Edited by the New-York Dr. Jogo Galdston. Dyshidrosis affects fingers toes and palms with deeply situated blisters and itching. Some attribute it to sweat gland disturbance others to ringworm. True dyshidrosis lasts 3 to 6 weeks. fungus form is more chronic. Treatment differs: anti ringworm drugs and washes if fungus present. otherwise alternate remedies focus on non fungal causes.
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New-York
Jogo Galdston
IrTALKS to PARENTS CHILDREN ARE AWARE
A girl named Nancy appears dreamy and distant yet recalls details later, showing children notice more than parents expect. The piece discusses parental assumptions that kids do not understand, leading to unrestrained quarrels, gossip, and affection in front of children.
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Alice Judson
Peale
Nancy
Child observe harms of adults on minds
The article notes children absorb disturbing events they cannot process and store memories that shape future thoughts and feelings. It warns parents to shield kids from unsuitable scenes as even quiet, absent minded children remember. It mentions a child finding a large diamond in South Africa in 1866 near Kintherley.
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South Africa
Kintherley
Zorach adopts new signature then returns to old in New York
William Zorach, the painter, once advised to Americanize his name, briefly signed as Finkelstein after arriving in New York, then returned to the Zorach signature. The column blends arts anecdotes with quirky restaurant notes and a dog adoption program, reflecting New York life.
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New York
William Zorach
W. Zorach
Zorach
Finkelstein
The Happy Toad Poem by Edgar A Guess
A narrator encounters a smug toad who boasts contentment with a life free from burdens taxes and ambitions. The toad claims riches food without effort and no care for offspring or duties. The piece ends with a reflective question about desiring such a life as the narrator walks on.
Deliberate Signing Delays for Independence Delegates
In 1776 fifty four delegates signed the Declaration on August 2 while two others delayed signing until November after the vote. The record notes this staggered signing timeline during the founding moment.
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