Roosevelt Mobilizes Farmers for New Deal Agenda
A large mass gathering on the White House lawn marks farmers from 25 states endorsing the AAA and demanding continued and expanded farm policies. Roosevelt, Wallace, and Davis vow to improve the plan, with emphasis on prices, surpluses, and rural electrification under a two-year NRA extension.
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White House
AAA
Washington
Roosevelt
National Capital
Washingtonley
Chester A. Davis
Henry Wallace
Clinton Day
Texas
Rue, Ashington
Frantlin D. W Teste
Liberty League
Huey Long
Eugene Talmadge
Congress
Senate
Organized Labor
Labor
Modern Neighbor Sparks Love and Family Ties
Jeannette, a modern mother, faces a chaotic move and a mischievous child Jimsy. Next door neighbor George Cameron assists with the boy and garden chaos, sparking flirtation. A new baby brings emotion as Jeannette contemplates home and family.
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Jeannette
George
Jimsy
Bob
Thalia
Tim
Peruvian Mummies Shown At Field Museum Exhibit
Field Museum displays Peruvian mummies and grave reconstructions from Ancon Peru. Two opened mummy bundles reveal well preserved bodies likely two women and a child with grave goods such as baskets cocoa leaves and ornaments. A second grave features a roof of clay leaves mats reeds and algae-wood rafters.
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Peru
Field Museum of Natural History
Egypt
Ancon
J. Eric Thompson
The Rise of Wallpaper in Homes Across History
The passage traces wall hangings from feudal castles to the advent of printed wallpaper. It notes that medieval walls used tapestries for warmth and decoration, then recalls the idea of wallpaper as a wall ornament. A United States factory began in 1790, with early papers costly but durable, followed by cheaper varieties as wallpaper spread globally since the early 1800s.
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United States
Earth crust theory and molten interior from Tit Bits
Tit Bits Magazine reports a widely held theory that Earth has a solid crust like an orange rind enclosing a molten core. It cites mining and boring data showing temperature rising about one degree Fahrenheit per 50 or 60 feet, implying extreme heat at 50 miles and beyond.
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Tit-Bits Magazine
Lord Kelvin
Philadelphia Leads in Medical Books and Bible Printing
Philadelphia publishes more medical books than any other city and accounts for more than half of the Bibles printed in the United States. The city also manufactures sixty percent of the nation's surgical instruments.
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Philadelphia
United States
Four Flush Praised Yet Questioned by Cactus Doe
In remarks attributed to Cactus Doe, the Four Flush known as “4 four flush” earns respect as a concept to build on but faces criticism for attempts to improve it from the bottom of the pack.
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Cactus Doe
Notable Figures and Oddities From Brisbane's Page
A collage of brief items mentions Jane Addams of Hull House praised for her welfare work, a discussion of quantum reality by Princeton physicists, Hitler’s promotion of Ludendorff, a Chicago woodpecker sermon, Kempmerer on inflation, a New York girl search mystery ending with a cave discovery, racketeering notes, and a bizarre shark tale from Sydney with a severed arm context.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Ludendorf
Jesus Keeps His Promise in the Holy Spirit's Work
A lesson summary outlining the promised outpouring of the Holy Spirit, its partial Pentecost fulfillment, and future promises. It covers titles of the Spirit, its works like regeneration, teaching, conviction, guidance, and prayer, plus gifts, sealing, unity, and sins against the Spirit. The text cites John, Romans, Acts, 1 Corinthians, and Ephesians.
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Jesus
Peter
Heaven
Israel
Christ
Jesus Christ
Joy Joy as Mainspring of Nature and Time
A reflective piece extols Joy Joy as the central force driving eternal nature and cosmic motion. It argues joy releases flowers from buds and sunlight from firmaments, moving celestial spheres without the astronomer’s aid.
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Schilier
Nobleness Renopiv and the Majesty of Fussell Lowell
Fragmentary lines reference Nobleness Renopiv and Fussell Lowell in archaic phrasing. The readable text hints at a ceremonial or poetic tribute with reverent language, suggesting a dedication or homage to a figure named Fussell Lowell and themes of nobility and sleep or vigil.
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Fussell Lowell
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Chester Davis
Air
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Hiram Johnson
California
Huey
M. L. Cooke
Pennsylvania
Weatera Newspaper
Vuier
Hannetein
Nette
Cameron
George Cameron
Timsy
Jeanette
Antoinette
Jimmy
Marie
Ant Nette
Field Museum
Brisbane
Winstein
Eb, Podolsky
N. Rosen
Princeton Institute For Advanced Study
Ocean of Knowledge
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Germany
Ludendorff
von Hindenburg
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Austria
Chicago
Kemmerer
Princeton
New York
Taylor Putney, Jr
New York University
New York City
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Samos
Sydney
WNY Service
Bing Ventures Ryndicate
Tae
Schoo
Pitzwater
Hoody Bible
Western Seapaler Sinton
Holy Spirit
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