Roosevelt New Deal security plan dominates D C debate
Edward W. Pickard reports on the Roosevelt administration pushing a comprehensive social security program including unemployment insurance with a 1 percent payroll tax, old age pensions, and public health aid. Supporters praise the plan for federal state cooperation while opponents led by Senator Borah criticize it as overreach amid court battles and looming NRA questions.
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Government ownership would raise taxes for all Americans
A commentary argues that government ownership of railroads would cost every person at least 20 cents per day in taxes. It claims current railroad taxes fund public schools highways and general services, and that removing these taxes under public ownership would create deficits and shift the burden to taxpayers nationwide.
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A Recovery Forecast by Edward A Filend
Edward A Filend, merchant and economist, argues for broad cooperation with the President to boost buying power and spur consumer and durable goods demand. He cautions that actual improvement hinges on business action, unemployment and old age insurance measures, and Congress decisions, including risks from radical currency inflation.
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BoSiNess
Congress
Building Character by H. G. Campbell
New York educator argues youth are vulnerable to crime unless schools push resilience not mild schooling. He urges in classrooms to replace defeated optimism with striving, and to assess each child’s abilities by individual interests while recognizing lifelong challenges and hard tasks.
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H. G. Campbell
New York
Ula
Better Times Ahead
Henry I Harriman notes the U S Chamber of Commerce reports improved conditions with 2,000,000 fewer unemployed than at the start of 1084, farm income up 1.0 billion from 1933 and 1.5 billion from 1022. Corporate profits up 70 percent year over year and closer cooperation between business and government signal a hopeful, changed order.
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Henry I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce
More Building Needed For Revival, Says K F C Chairman
By Jessi H. Joner K F C Chairman argues revival hinges on substantial building in the next 12 months. He notes a large backlog of projects stalled in recent years and predicts release of pressure as investment capital flows in. The piece warns urgency amid mounting fears over financing and demand.
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JESSI_H. JONER
K. F.C
Coca Leaves and Anesthesia Through History
A New York Herald Tribune essay reviews the humane shift from dangerous anesthetics to modern pain relief, lauding coca and other ancient methods. It contrasts Civil War fears with present ease, citing Dr. Henry Hurd Busby on coca chewing by Aymara and Quechua workers who endure harsh climbs and labor without apparent harm, suggesting coca tobacco’s resilience but noting its addiction risk remains the sole drawback of coca anesthesia.
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Furvier
New York
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Peru
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Columbia College of Pharmacy
Eden
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New York Herald Tribune
Beauty Hint for Bright Eyes From A Historic Tip
A fragment advises soaking pads of cottonwood in hazel and placing them on closed eyelids for a few minutes before bathing the eyes with warm salty water. It praises soothing effects of the pads and strengthening benefits of the wash.
D Pierces Pellets For Laxative Cathartic Use Highlighted
An advertisement extols D Pierces Pellets as best for liver and digestion noting its laxative cathartic effects. The brief copy emphasizes the pellet form and therapeutic use to aid bowel movement.
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Pierce
Paradox of Bank Solvency When Assets Are Liquid
A concise note on how a bank with highly liquid assets can appear solid amid financial uncertainty. It highlights the tension between liquidity and perceived stability, suggesting liquidity strengthens balance sheet resilience in rough markets.
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