Roosevelt commission reports six views on consumer co operatives
Six commissioners returned from Europe with six differing opinions on consumer cooperatives. The piece warns of a likely legislative battle if Roosevelt pushes action, notes co operatives in Europe as radical and controlled, and highlights U.S. efforts led by Tugwell with Warbasse guidance. It also links higher beer prices to currency changes and broader economic disruption.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Congress
Tugwell
United States
Rexford Guy Tugwell
James Peter Warbasse
Imprinted Sayings Spark Banter at Home
A fragment shows a cartoonish exchange about upbringing with quips on moral lessons. The line “Did you learn right from wrong at your mother’s knee” invites a retort “No, across my father’s.” A joke about spilling water turning a table into a pool table adds humor.
Fisherman Tricks Crowd With Empty Hook
A fisherman taunts onlookers saying he has no bait on the hook while pretending to be catching nothing. The exchange shows deception and performance for spectators.
Household Questions for Kitchen Repairs and Dressings
Household tips cover trimming worn whisk brooms for sink brushes and making fruit filled sweet sandwiches with fruit juice dressings. A note warns against rinsing cold water into hot aluminum pans to avoid warping from rapid metal contraction. Russian dressing combines dill pickles olives chili sauce ketchup and mayonnaise served on lettuce or vegetables.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Custer Visits Old Friend Amid Civil War Encamping
General Custer left his camp to call on John Giles, a private in a nearby unit. Giles worried it might be improper for a common soldier to visit a great man. Custer replied he is above such thoughts and expects no special courtesy.
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John Giles
Giles
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