Lobbying Boom and Roosevelt Power in Washington
Washington sees a boom in lobbyists with as many as five hundred groups petitioning Congress. The piece argues this resurgence weakens President Roosevelt's grip, noting heavy lobbying by labor, agriculture, banks, railroads, and religious groups. It questions spending plans for the $4.8 billion public works fund and highlights bloc politics in Congress.
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Recipes That May Find Favor From Oriental Locusts To Liberian Dumbo
A curious collection by Dr. Charlies H. LaWall describes Locust Surprise using oriental locusts prepared by grilling or boiling and sun drying into powder for cakes with camel milk. Wrigley Special details Liberian manioc root paste called dumboy eaten by moistening with soup and swallowed, teeth may lock.
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Definition: The happy mean of saving pleasure seekers
A concise exploration of thrift and happiness describing those who find joy in prudent saving and balanced finances as a lifestyle. The piece argues that moderation delivers steady satisfaction and long term security for individuals embracing disciplined spending.
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