Hoover's Blast Fails to Click
Ex President Herbert Hoover cannot rally Republicans against the New Deal, with critics saying his messaging lacks practical appeal and risks harming GOP hopes. The piece traces Hoover’s stance on relief, federal programs, and leadership, noting Roosevelt’s continuing momentum and the party's uncertain path to nomination amid potential third-party pressures.
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War Talk and Graft Reflections from Brisbane This Week
The column surveys looming war jitters, political figures, and graft legends, citing Lloyd George and Mussolini, Britain’s Moscow mission, and a hanging protest. It nods to Archimedes, Michelangelo, and Baluchitherium while pondering life, death, and the soul, amid jittery prewar discourse and odd curiosities.
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Lloyd George
Europe
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France
England
Germany
Paris
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Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Haglund
Japan
Origin of the song Sweet Bye and Bye in gloom
The piece traces how In the Sweet Bye and Bye grew from poet Webster’s melancholia. Doctor Sanford Wilmore Bennett encouraged him to write the words, Bennett adding verses, leading to publication in The Signet Ring. Ira Sankey later popularized the hymn in 1873 amid charity hymn collections.
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Joseph Philbrick Webster
Sanford Wilmore Bennett
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Bennett
Ira D. Sankey
Hubert P. Mato
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Milhorn
Manchester
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Handel and Gayda Society
Garious
Ira
Mikhorn
Cleveland Pinta Denier
Failures to Aid Mother Nature Show Dangers of Interventions
A Peargon s Weekly London writer notes rabbits in Australia began as game but now menace birds and vegetation. The gray squirrel, imported from Cupada 25 years ago, threatens young birds. Goldfish in Madagascar once lured color now ruin edible fish and turn gray-green. Attempts to destroy starfish by tearing them apart backfire as pieces become full grown. Scientists warn that using natural enemies against pests can backfire if unchecked.
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Australia
Peargon
London
Cupada
Cutting Patches for Quilts and Dresden Plate Diagrams
Instructions on cutting patches for quilts emphasize consistent seam widths and precise cutting. The article offers diagrams for Dresden Plate and Basket quilts, notes seam allowance varies but must be uniform within a quilt, and explains how to place and trace patterns on fabric. It invites readers to mail 10 cents for fiber cut-out sets No. 830 and 10n from Home Craft Co. Dept. D in St. Louis, with a stamped return envelope.
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Dresden
Address Home Craft Co
Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
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