Middle Ground Trend Highlighted in New Deal Debate
The column argues the Roosevelt administration may seek a middle ground between conservative and liberal factions. It notes potential 1940 considerations including Cor dell Hull and James Farley, and reports bipartisan moves on curtailing spending and reshaping relief.
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Jackson
Farley
Hopkins
Cordell Hull
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Hull
Congress
Senate
Oregon
Charles L. McNary
North Carolina
Josiah W. Bailey
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Bailey
Domestic tips and home craft hints for cooks and craftsmen
A column of plain guidance on bones for soup selecting bone roasts and stock, choosing painted furniture for style, glueing wood joints with dry surfaces, replacing worn extension cords, buying oversized sheets, using darning cotton for patterns, tightening cane chairs, sugar cookies with a sugared crust, coloring soap bubbles with tint, and warming tea leaves for stronger flavor.
Wise and Otherwise Commentary on Shared Sayings
A nameless column voice muses on phrases crossing lines and sales resistance. The piece contrasts modern attitudes with old proverbs and hints at wisdom, doubt, and choices in a brisk, opinionated tone.
North Pole land claim and famous quotes trivia
Question set asks which country claims North Pole land none. author of Oh what a tangled web we weave is Sir Francis Bacon. size of winning maple leaf prize in Canada unknown. Huey Long once spoke in Congress for hours. origin of word gospel from Old English godspel meaning good news.
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North Pole
Canada
Huey Long
Congress
Ed win Peary flag on the ice in 1909 claim
The text recalls Robert Edwin Peary’s alleged flag hoist on the pole in the Arctic on April 6, 1909. It also cites Marmion lines by Sir Walter Scott and notes a maple leaf contest result of 21 by 22 inches. It mentions Huey P. Long's 1935 filibuster beginning June 12 and defines Gospel as the Saxon term Gods spell.
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Robert Edwin Peary
Walter Scott
Huey P. Long
Senate
Crochet Luxurious Medallions Pattern 6077
Instruction notice describes making snowflake medallions for cloth, spread, pillow, or scarf. Pattern 6077 includes illustrations and stitches, with materials list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Henry Ford’s Generous Offer After Edison Lab Fire
A quoted passage from Men Who Run America recounts Henry Ford visiting Orange New Jersey the morning after Edison laboratories burned. He reportedly handed Thomas Edison a blank check saying, fill it for a couple of million and ask for more if needed.
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America
Edison Laboratories
Henry Ford
Orange
N. J
Edison
Favorite Recipe of the Week Cake and Icing
A recipe card lists ingredients for a layered cake with sugar shortening eggs maple syrup coffee and buttermilk plus a cinnamon flavored batter. It instructs to bake in three eight inch pans at 350 to 375 degrees and to prepare a frosting of brown sugar and water reduced to soft ball stage then vanilla and cream.
A Clean Window Keeps You Bright and Clear
A reflective line urges personal hygiene as a metaphor for a clear view of the world. It emphasizes self care and the importance of cleanliness to see situations plainly.
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Shaw
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League of Nations
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Peru
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Orgeon
McNary
Landon
Solomon
Henry Drummond
Emerson
Westion
Luden’s
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Luden
Waterloo
Wendell Phillips
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