U P Farm Plan s Still Obscure
Earl Godwin Ashington assesses the 1930s farm policy debate noting the GOP platform offers little difference from prior years. He argues Roosevelt’s New Deal delivered concrete gains for farmers, while Landon’s critics push vague anti Roosevelt rhetoric and fear of government intervention. He praises Roosevelt’s foreign policy, criticizes party leaders Carter Glass and Harry Byrd, and highlights the Home Owners Loan program as saving millions of homes and city tax revenues.
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Earl Godwin Ashington
Alfred M. Landon
Farmers of America
Roosevelt
America
George Peek
New Deal
London
Moline
Ilinois
Washington
Roosevelt Front
Landon
Glass
Carter Glass
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Patrick
Senate
Money Trust
Morgan
Carter
Joe Cannon
Harry Byrd
Dick Byrd
al Smith
House
Darden
Hamilton
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Western Newspaper Union
Peter Learns a Lesson in World Brotherhood
A sermon outlines Peters vision and divine approval of Gentile inclusion in the early church. It stresses that God cleanses what He calls clean, scenes of Pentecostal power, and the need to share the gospel with all nations. It quotes Romans 1 15 17 and urges believers to proclaim salvation through faith in Jesus Christ to every person without barrier.
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Jerusalem
Peter
Cornelius
Henry Drummond
Israel
Finney and Moody
Abraham
Moses
Daniel
Paul
Jesus Christ
Kindness Passes Through This World Once Quote
A brief reflective note quoting Grellet reminding that kindness should be given now as no one passes this way again. The quotation emphasizes immediacy in doing good to any human being.
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Grellet
Pack Up Your Troubles Note on Enjoyment and Woes
A compact quotation notes that the speaker makes the most of pleasures while packing away troubles within a small compass, keeping them from affecting others. The line reflects a stoic approach to personal hardship and enjoyment.
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Auney
Robert Southey
Polka Dot Tunic Frock Promises Modern Chic Demand
The Polka Dot Tunic Frock showcases a blue dot on white with a patent belt and wide shoulder vogue. It offers open or high neck options, several fabric choices, and ranges sizes 12 through 20 with yardage details for size 14. Send 15 cents for Barbara Bell patterns and the Fall Pattern Book via The Sewing Circle.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Fair Hit Rule Quoted from Official Baseball Rules
A quoted passage defines a fair hit as a legally batted ball that settles on fair ground between bases or beyond when bounding to the outfield, or that first falls on fair territory beyond first or third, or that touches the person of an umpire or player while on or over fair ground. It also states a fair fly should be judged by the ball and foul line positions, not the fielder’s ground.
William Franklin Last Royal Governor of New Jersey
William Franklin, son of Benjamin Franklin, lived 1731 to 1813 and was the colony's last royal governor. Appointed in 1762, he became a Tory and was imprisoned during part of the American Revolution. After independence, he moved to England and spent his remaining years there, leaving behind his sister Sarah.
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Benjamin Franklin
William
New Jersey
England
Sarah
Mechanical Detective Meldwesen Catalog in Berlin Archive
The Meldwesen, a mechanical detective of Berlin, sits in the Kriminal Archiv. A portion of its vast catalogue lists millions of cards recording the detailed history of every man, woman, and child in the country.
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Meldwesen
Berlin
Kriminal Archiv
Venetian Life and Howells Early Career Start
Howells after four years as consul in Verica met a Boston publisher he knew from shuffleboard and strolls. He offered a manuscript on Venetian life which the publisher jokingly agreed to publish. The work appeared in 1866 as Venetian Life, marking the start of Howells's successful literary career.
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Verica
William Dean Howells
Boston
Hner
Howells
Goethe Quote on Encouragement and Correction
A compact quotation notes that encouragement has greater impact than criticism and that encouragement following censure shines like sun after rain, reflecting Goethe's insight into motivation and growth.
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Goethe
Adversity and Strength Quotation from Proverbs
A compact proverb invokes resilience noting that fainting in days of adversity shows small strength, highlighting endurance as the mark of true fortitude.
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U.P
Liberty League
Liberty
United States
London Liberty League
Ald Guard
Ione
Coolidge
Bude
Europe
Hoover
European
All
John
World Brotherhood
Universal Brotherhood In Christ
Western Newsnaber Union
Franklin
Joe E.brown
Martin's
Joe. E. Brown
Getry
General Foods
Joe E Brown
Warner Brothers
Sonken-Galamba Corp
Kansas City
Kansas
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