LaFollette Brothers Lead Wisconsin Progressivism in 1948 Vision
The article profiles Phil and Bob LaFollette, Wisconsin governors and senators, as the enduring faces of a National Progressive push. It notes Phil’s state unemployment reforms, Bob’s Washington influence, and their plan to leverage labor, farmers, and small business support to run for national power by 1948.
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Minnesota
Floyd B. Olsons
Farmer-Labor Party
Detroit
Father Coughlins
Townsendism
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Senate
Phi LaFollette
America
Madison
Bob
Phil LaFollette
LaFollette
LaFollettes
Washington
Republican Party
National Progressive Party
White House
Bob LaFollette
Phil
Dane County
la Follette
Young Bob
Herbert Hoover
la Follettes
Napoleon
Iowa
Mary’s Love Gift as Lesson in Christian Service
A sermon outline on Mark 14 3 11 27 31 emphasizes Mary’s act of devotion to Jesus as a model for loving worship. It contrasts Judas and the disciples with Christ’s command to prioritize heartfelt devotion over mere obligation, urging renewed personal devotion and worship.
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Mary
Jesus
Christ
Heart of Christian Service
W. R. King
God
Dr. Morgan
Judas
England
Mount of Olives
Peter
Mont St. Michel Tide Races Against Visitors
Visitors reach Mont St. Michel by a causeway, but incoming tide sends foam rushing in faster than horses can gallop, transforming the island skyline into a fleeting spectacle along the northwest coast of France.
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Mont St. Michel
France
Lamb glands fuel early 20th century adrenalin rush
The article explains that one pound of the heart stimulant adrenalin requires glands from 100,000 lambs. It notes that over 85 products and by products are derived from the lamb.
Embroidery Borders and Stitches Guide Book Offer
Instructions describe six strand embroidery borders with royal blue and red threads, loop stitches, fish bone motif, and color details. The sale promotes Mrs Spears home decor book No 2 with ninety embroidery stitches, fabric repairs, table settings, gifts, and complete directions. Price 25 cents postpaid. address Mrs. Spears Chicago Ill.
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Turkey
Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago, Ill
Pretty Afternoon Dress and Tot’s Play Suit Patterns
The Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book offers two new designs for women and children. The Pretty Afternoon Dress features shirring shoulders a built up waist and many fabric options while the Tot’s Play Suit is a quick diagram pattern in gingham or linen for two to eight year olds. Patterns 1517 and 1910 cover sizes listed with yardage and notions. order from Barbara Bell Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Education is Our Biggest Industry Says Hutchins
Robert M Hutchins argues in the Saturday Evening Post that education is the nations largest industry with a ten billion dollar plant. He notes it employs about 1.5 million people and serves 30 million individuals daily, spending roughly 2.5 billion dollars each year.
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Robert M Hutchins
Saturday Evening Post
Help ful Hints on Planning a Laxative Diet
Readers are invited to write to C Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City for a free copy of this bulletin. It offers concrete suggestions for combatting faulty elimination through correct eating and hygiene, lists laxative foods, and provides a full week's sample menus. A postcard suffices.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 39Th Street
New York City
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House of la Follette
Joseph W. Labine
Torn Newspaper Union
L. Lundquist
Bible Institute
Ieago
Western Newspaper Union
By Ruth Wyeth Spears
Tot
C. Houston
Goudiss
Yager
Navy Tobacco
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