Current events pass in review by Edward W Pickard
Edward W Pickard surveys congressional action as the House pushes through a social security bill with 872 to 88 vote, detailing taxes for payrolls and benefits, NRA debate, and reactions from leaders. He also notes German resistance to League decisions, tensions with France and Russia, Formosa quake impacts, and political happenings from Huey Long to Coughlin.
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House
Roosevelt
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Social Security Board
Bureau of Government
Byros
White House
Byrne
Prodigal Son Lesson and Sin Forgiveness Overview
May 5 lesson on Luke 15 covers sin origins and humanity’s need for forgiveness. It traces elder and younger son themes, repentance, and the Father’s forgiving mercy through the prodigal story, linking to standard doctrines on sin, atonement, and justification by faith.
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Goldin
Jesus
Garden of Eden
Lfe
Santon
Eve
Satan
Adam
Paul
Jil
Calvary
Peter
Jesus Christ
Christ
Eldizen
Jess Christ
God
Ordeals and Conscience at the Bar of Self
A reflective passage describes the toughest trial a man faces as his own conscience stands arraigned before him. He perceives more than any external foe could urge for a guilty verdict, weighing moral guilt and integrity alike.
Charity and understanding across differences
A reflective statement on charity toward those who differ, noting that true mercy grows with knowledge of others and their views, urging humility and thoughtful consideration in dealing with diverse beliefs and difficult questions.
Grandmother Clark Pan Rug Rag Rag Rag Rug Attraction
The Pan rag rug shown in bright colors attracts many home rug makers. It measures 68 inches by 30 inches, uses about four pounds of material, and is assembled from ten panels crocheted together with a center half circle inserted. It is featured among twenty handmade rugs in rug book No 24. Readers can request the rug book and patterns from Tiomcraft Company at 19th and St. Louis Ave, St. Louis 30, with a stamped envelope for replies.
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Tiomcraft Company
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
General store resumes place in community life
The piece notes a revival of general stores in the Midwest, though altered from their old form. They no longer feature cracker barrels or sawdust cuspidors but offer varied goods from patent medicines to stamps. The stores, run by descendants of earlier merchants, once hosted local politics and social life, a role partly replaced by cinemas and cars, yet elders reminisce about the bygone era.
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Rusala
Brigad
Pulitte
Germany
Poland
Berlin
Warsaw
Communist Party
Pravda
Imperialista
Soviet
Russia
Enator Hudy Long
Senate
Ickes
Farley
Wallace
General Johnson
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Huey
Ave Bilton
Middle West
Columbus
Ohio
Beyond Bobby Nether Now a Cracked Conversation Tale
A quirky dialogue fragment shows a tense exchange with repetitive interruptions. Bobby and a maternal figure clash over speaking turns, creating a comical domestic vignette. The scene emphasizes power dynamics and awkward interruptions within a familiy setting.
London World Center For Human Hair Trade
The article describes London as the hub for human hair trade with buyers from many nations. It notes sources from convents and European regions, pricing varies, and women with long hair can fetch high sums, up to about 40 dollars for high quality tresses.
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London
Limoges
Eich
France
Spain
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Alsace Lorraine
Oil From Rubber Generates Motor Fuel From Tires
Government chemists report a method to extract motor spirits or fabricating oil from used tires by compressing rubber with hydrogen at high pressure and temperature. In tests at 850 degrees C a pale yellow oil equaling one eighth of the rubber mass was produced, and at 450 degrees C a motor spirit yield reached half the rubber amount.
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Fuel Research Board
London
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Liver Pill Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original small liver pills introduced about sixty years ago, claiming regulation of liver and bowels for improved digestion.
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Dr. Pierce
Fragmentary Rushed Exit Cues Dire Hall Call
A deap voice interrupts the scene as a young man hurriedly answers a hall request. He retrieves his hat and leaves, signaling a swift departure amid tense dialogue.
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