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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

24 May 1935

Page 7

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The Diller Record

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Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1935

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7

Senator Robinson lauded for New Deal leadership in 1934 record

A congressional summary praises Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as the key force behind New Deal legislation in the first regular session. It notes fifty public laws passed with broad actions in relief, reform, and recovery, while criticizing delays and opposition within Congress and highlighting ongoing major bills facing Senate action.

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Spanking Debate Prompts Hairbrush Method Says Dr Murphy

University of Pennsylvania psychologist Dr Murphy argues spanking stubborn children with the back of a hairbrush is preferable to rods or switches. He says modern parents should discipline and notes the method is non damaging and aligns with scientific parenting.

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Doctor Murphy University of Pennsylvania
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Poltroon Pottery Cut Short Hair Exchange

Mrs Potter notes her husband’s abbreviated haircut, Mrs Cotter replies the remark calls him a coward in a pointed exchange.

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Poltroon
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