Average Man to Get Fair Deal
The writer, through John Bramrett, notes rising Washington tourism under Franklin Roosevelt, praising his New Deal as securing a better life for the average American. He criticizes GOP promises as costly and marks Roosevelt as a statesman delivering a stronger economic base, while attacking Republican platforms on relief, farming, and monetary policy. Vandenberg and Landon are discussed, with tax changes and AAA-related concerns toward aiding large agribusinesses and returning surpluses to the public.
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Earl Godwin Ashington
White House
John Bramrett
Executive Mansion
Washington
Roosevelt
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Cleveland
Ech
Hoover
Federal Treasury
Demfrats
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Flarry Hawkins
Ballyhoo
London
U.S. A
Europe
East
Lfe
Vandenberg
Arthur
Michigan
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Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Knox
Teddy Roosevelt
Cuba
Bunker Hill
New Deal
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress
Supreme Court
AAA
Wallace
Western Newspaper
Vaton
Power Through the Holy Spirit in Acts Teaching
A lesson on Acts 1 6 0 2 4 11 emphasizing the promise of the Holy Spirit and witnessing. It outlines the missionary spread from Jerusalem to Judea Samaria and the ends of the earth, the coming of the Spirit at Pentecost, the signs and gifts, and the early church's steadfastness in teaching fellowship and prayer.
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Grpion
Jerusalem
Judes
Samaria
Earth
Israel
Judea
Peter
The
Brethren In Christ
Apostolic Church
Works of True Merit Advance Knowledge Beyond The Mass
A quotation notes that true merit is rarely popular in its era as knowledge leads and genius stand as videttes ahead of peers. It emphasizes that true workers are ahead of their comrades rather than among them, marching beyond the common camp.
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Sevelt
Amer Ft
G. O
Mark Hanna Hinself
Colton
New Shirtwaist Frock Pattern Book Offered by Sewing Circle
New version of shirtwaist frock attractive and serviceable size 16 requires 4 yards of 30 inch material. Send 16 cents for pattern. The Summer Pattern Book with 100 Barbara Belwell patterns is ready. Send 15 cents for copy. Order The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 307 W Adams St Chicago.
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Barbara Belwell
Sewing Circle ‘Pattern Dept
W. Adams St
Chicago
Til
Bell Syndicate
WRNU
New Shirtwaist Pattern Promises Simple Sew Afloat
Speak carefully around children and learn wisdom. A new Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1801-2 offers a flattering shirtwaist with a matched collar, simple sleeves, kick pleats, and center seam. Available in sizes 14 to 42 with bust measurements 82 to 42.
Foreign Terms and Phrases List Article
A compact glossary of Latin French and other language phrases with English meanings. Entries include aequo animo equable mind ex post facto at the fact o or act in extremis at the point of death lapsus linguae a slip of the tongue resurgam I shall rise again pro bono publico for the public good necessitas non habet legem necessity has no law sans pareil without equal and other phrases noted with brief glosses.
Peace and self-mastery through action and empathy
The passage urges turning desire for peace into action by building moral and intellectual atmosphere, fostering personal friendships, and cultivating empathy across races and cultures. It asserts love as the cure for prejudice, bitterness, greed, and hate, and ends with a call to inner strength to conquer oneself.
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Eace
Speakce
Great Things Between the Impossible and the Small
A reflection on the danger of inaction contrasting grand aims with modest refusals. It warns that choosing nothing leads to missed opportunities and stalled progress, urging action through clear stance and resolve.
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Jesus
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United States Rubber Company
Gredwoy
En Werk N. WY
Hese
Dizzy Dean
Mich
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