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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
7
Washington column analyzes the 1930s party campaign tactics as Roosevelt pushes a dollar stand, while Republicans target taxation. The piece notes the shift of issues from relief and employment to fiscal policy and federal debt. It discusses how leaders foresee vulnerabilities and plan attacks in advance.
The piece analyzes Republicans distributing tax burden pamphlets amid Attorney General Cummings threats of indictments for campaign speech. It links the dispute to Roosevelt era agency reorganization and New Deal red tape, arguing missteps and bureaucratic confusion hinder policy and speech.
A moral reflection notes that contentment grows from valuing what we have and the present moment. It contrasts joy with circumstances, urges measures of temperance, and cautions against letting recreation become servitude to work.
A Kansas City Star item quotes Mrs. D. C. French recalling an event where William Jennings Bryan captivated an audience. A dentist in the crowd told Bryan he watched him closely and admired his laughing showing full rows of teeth, leaving Bryan deeply thrilled by the professional fascination.
A crochet pattern offers a filet chair set and scarf ends in a fresh design. It includes stitch illustrations and materials, with directions and charts. Send 15 cents for pattern 1224 to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept, 82 Eighth Ave, New York NY.
The British Library of Information notes London restricts new structures to nine stories and 100 feet in height. Only nine London buildings reportedly exceed eight stories, highlighting strict vertical limits in the city.
Tips for breakfast leftovers add crisp bacon to potato soup to boost flavor. A vinegar-damp cloth cleans brick tiling to a like new shine. Dip a knife in hot water after frosting to create a glossy finish. Add bacon slices to the meat loaf pan base for extra taste.
The United States Navy has never had a mutiny or mutineers in its ships. By contrast, other navies have experienced mutinies affecting entire squadrons and fleets.
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