Low Visiblity and High Stakes in Roosevelt Era Policy
Washington column argues business sees a "low visibility" in economy amid New Deal pressures. It notes relief rolls reach 22 million, congressional pace and partisan clashes, plus a push for concrete highways and farm-to-market road needs, with Republicans urged to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Treasury
Congress
White House
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Fletcher
Democrats
Aifaid
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
New Guinea Tribe Initiation Includes Cannibal Cane Swallowing
A government anthropologist reports a New Guinea tribe performing a daring initiation rite by bending and swallowing a five to six foot cane until only the ends protrude. He notes the discovery followed open exploration of 4,000 square miles on a high plateau 5,000 feet above sea level with natives of strong build and notable intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
District Service
Coleman Lanterns Brighten Outdoor Evenings
Coleman lanterns bring reliable light for outdoor activities with bright, steady glow. Portable and durable, they suit campsites, patios, and roadside trips, providing dependable coverage in dusk to night.
Adapted Proverb and Scrambled Text Note
A fragmented item presents a proverb about fools and money attracting no worthy company. The text includes garbled phrases about a forint and a hinge with unclear meaning and no identifiable events or entities.
Grocers Standby Bill Says Savings When No Men in Family
A 19th century note claims grocery costs shrink when there are no men in the household. The remark highlights household gender roles and frugal living under economic constraints.
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William Bruckart
National Press
Washington, D. C
Eee
Capitol
House
Senate
Western Newspaper Union
Quarre
Ujurine
Bayer
MZ Harmon
Ourself
Bob
MR. Harmon
Fran
Dedi
Unznat
Focus
Battle Creek
Mich
W.e
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