Senator O Mahoney license plan stirs national debate
William Bruckart interprets a proposed federal licensing system for corporations aimed at regulating major business activities. The measure could withhold interstate shipment rights without compliance and faces questions about penalties and enforcement. The piece also notes State Department rulings on international marriages affecting foreign service officials amid broader constitutional tensions.
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Washington
O’mahoney
Congress
O'Mahoney
Department of State
Foreign Service
State Department
Edward
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Simpson-Edward
Ea Capone
Measuring for Weight and Height Across Ages
A historical note describes methods to create height and weight tables using numerous measurements. It discusses height measured seated, chest expansion, chest width and depth, shoulder and hip widths, and age-related growth rates for boys and girls. Dr Halse De Erret and Dr Pryor are cited in advising width-based tables.
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Tharaniet
Halse de Erret
Stanford University
Pryor
Outdoing Webster on Interpretations
A quirky fragment notes competing interpretations with vivid images of poison ivy and a mix of fierce animals. It mentions staying home for a night and odd phrases like sour ketchup, creating a surreal, vignette style snippet.
Household tips for kitchen prep and antiques care
Household tips cover preserving bacon fried fish or potatoes on brown paper to reduce grease. Restoring wilted black silk ribbons with vinegar, ironing on wrong side, placing mirrors away from sun, and avoiding oiling cruds. Also notes on custards not curdling, labeling doctor numbers, washing milk glasses cold, and boning a fish method.
Gold Ties and Kara's Abstract Craft Notes
The text discusses the abbreviation k representing ties of gold in its pure condition. It notes that gold bends and wears easily, reflecting on its malleability and durability as a material.
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William Bruckart
Princi
Westarm Mownpeper Unies
Webster
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Kara
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