Jeffersonians Form National Democrat Faction in Detroit
A coalition of Jeffersonian Democrats from twenty states met in Detroit to oppose the New Deal and pledged to form the National Jeffersonian Democrats with Reed Assouri as national chairman. They plan headquarters in St Louis and state organizations nationwide, urging loyal Democrats to reconsider their support in the upcoming election.
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Detroit
Jeffersonian Democrats
Senkoeek A. Tehnolatas Reed Assouri
J. A. Reed
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Landon
Joseph B. Ely
Col
Henry Breckinridge
John Henry Kirby
Texas
Robert S. Bright
Maryland
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Bar Association
American Bar Association
Boston
Washington
John D. Clark
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fred H. Davis
Tallahassee
Fla
George L. Buist
Charleston
S. C
Charles P. Taft II
Cincinnati
Ohio
Congress
Kenneth Wynne
New Haven
Metering Time on the Maine Coast
The narrator notes the cost of water in a seaside cottage and compares it to a time meter. He suggests budgeting time like water usage to curb waste and protect his limited days of rest. The reflection turns on economy, value, and personal discipline.
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Zioncheck
Marion A. Zioncheck
Seattle
Maine
Time to devote life to work and play, Mr Blake
The piece urges careful use of life’s time and the clock as a measure of our days. It emphasizes balancing work and leisure, tracking minutes, and aiming to extract maximum value from every hour to avoid squandered life. It notes that we cannot grasp all moments, but can improve how we use many.
Our Country Longing for Pure Love and Faithful Service
A patriotic exhortation expresses that reverence for the nation cannot be excessive and urges devotion to country with pure affection, steadfast purpose, and ardent zeal. It frames love of homeland as essential and elevating for citizens and leaders alike.
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