Weekly News Review purges fail to shift Roosevelt era tide
The weekly review notes purge failures within the Democratic party boost opposition hopes while Roosevelt clings to potential third term. It cites nominating trends in Kentucky and calls the party a mixed coalition, forecasting political bickering and fragmented leadership as Congress convenes. It also covers Japan Soviet tensions over Manchuria and China, Canton bombings, and broader foreign policy strains alongside U.S. political maneuvering.
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Pretty Frocks Easy to Sew
Fashion feature promoting home sewing with patterns for a girl’s dress and an apron. Describes easy to follow charts, unhampering lines, ricrac trim, and suitable fabrics. Includes pattern No. 1559 for sizes 34 to 48 and No. 1468 for children, plus a book Success in Sewing with order details and prices.
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How to Sew Ruth Cleth Aisle A Spears
Reader idea for kitchen curtains from Mrs Spears Sewing for the Home Decorator. Curtain width 35 inches, 1 inch top hem, 2 inch bottom hem for crisp lines, front edge selvage cut away, casing for rod, account for shrinkage. Colors should harmonize with shelf edging and tiebacks. Book offers 48 pages of home decor projects priced 25 cents postpaid.
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Force and Perseverance in Attaining an End
Quotation contrasts force and perseverance, noting force favors the privileged while austere, sustained perseverance can be practiced by the insignificant. Its silent power grows irresistible with time, attributed to Madame Swetchine.
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On the Highway Rules for Safe Driving
On the Highway presents essential safety rules for drivers. It urges not to speed on unknown roads and to anticipate hazards such as trees, houses, pedestrians, and parked cars. It emphasizes planning for the worst and signaling clearly to others who may be affected.
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