Roosevelt charts broad social reform push with new advisory council
President Roosevelt forms a large advisory council led by Frank P Graham to craft a nationwide program for unemployment insurance old age security and health care under the New Deal. Notable members include Raymond Mole, Paul Kellogg Grace Abbott and George Berry. A parallel effort on natural resources could give the government control or ownership of timber lands oil reservoirs and water power developments.
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Walter I. Tengle
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International Printing Pressnen’s Union
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Right Use of God's Gifts Lesson Text
Biblical lesson outlines stewardship of talents from Matthew 25 and 26 The message covers distribution of gifts intelligent allocation purposeful use and accountings at the Second Coming It emphasizes faithful service over self gain and warns against hiding talents.
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Filford
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Truth Not Lose Enough to Know Whittler
A compact reflection on enduring truth through winter frost and summer heat, asserting that truth remains intact despite changing seasons and challenges.
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Whittler
Perpetual Miracle Quote From Taylor on Brace State
The fragment cites a line asserting that every man aging in the state of Brace is a perpetual miracle, attributed to Taylor.
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Brace
Tayior
Don't Let Me Get Sour Story Reflected in Mrs Wiges Tale
Fragmentary item notes a story-book figure Mrs. Wiges warning against souring in trouble. It discusses fears over effects on fortunes and happiness and identifies character as the true risk during hardship. The passage hints at moral reflection rather than a full narrative.
Constant Need for God in All Tasks
A reflective note quotes Philip Brooks about relying on God in every endeavor. The passage emphasizes continuous spiritual need beyond national or personal duties and urges steadfast faith in daily work.
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God
USA
Philip Brooks
Window memorial angers grieving father
A London Tit-Bits anecdote recalls a bereaved father who, anxious to honor his late wife Mra Woop, leaves funeral plans to a minister. The stained glass window installed in the church angers him, as it bears an angel and fails to resemble his wife, prompting his blunt verdict that it’s not like the old woman.
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London
Pursuit of Knowledge in College Life
A playful exchange with Farmer Qurntessel about Josh and his college learning. The farmer teases that Josh has learned a lot from his favorite magazines, suggesting a humorous self-satisfied discovery. The dialogue hints at curiosity and self-education beyond formal study.
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Josh
Farmer Qurntessel
Recognition and Russia Remarks Spark Senate Debate
Senator Sorghum questions recognizing Russia as a friendly nation, suggesting Russians should not expect automatic goodwill. he argues against treating Russian actions as Santa Claus style generosity. The remark highlights divisions in foreign policy views within the chamber.
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Russia
Senator Sorghum
Santa Claus
Blissful Ignorance Delays Dinner Details Suppressed
A playful exchange hides a postponed dinner as one speaker reveals a private matter to avoid upsetting a spouse. The other teases about a delayed meal while noting a secret still unrevealed. The tone is light and intimate, reflecting domestic humor in a newspaper column style.
Price of Ease In Praise Of Carissimi’s Difficult Grace
A reflective note on how artistry appears effortless yet demands immense skill. The famed composer Carissimi was once praised for the grace of his music, and he responded that ease is gained only through hard work and effort.
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Carissimi
Tribute to Grandpop Buried on Ball Game Day
A concise notice reflects on Fred’s grandfather being buried the same day a town ball game arrives, praising the elder’s long life and sportsman spirit as the town recalls him.
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Fred
No Sale
A fragment from the Montreal Gazette shows a rushed exchange about obtaining something for a husband. The readable text hints at offers or negotiations but provides no clear event or outcome. The piece reads as a brief, partial quotation within a larger public notice or news item.
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Ontreal Gazette
Niagara Falls Wonder Turned Upside Down
A playful note compares the thrill of watching Niagara Falls water tumbling over the edge to the fanciful idea of the river running upward. The quip hints at curiosity and whimsy about reversing nature’s flow.
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Niagara Falls
Sure Sign Mother Daughter Conversation in Washington Post
A brief dialogue shows a mother questioning a young plan while the daughter notes the suitor is starting to allow payment when they go out. The exchange captures evolving dating norms and economic signals in a domestic context.
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Washington Post
Does Away With Awkward Age Pattern 1078
Sewing pattern advertisement targets youths ages eight to sixteen with a dress design. Highlights bodice, panel seams, sleeve options, back view, and size 8 to 16 with price details and fabric yardage. Includes order address and 16 cent price.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Cactus Joe Plans College Diploma Theorized
A traveling salesman questions a schoolhouse need while Cactus Joe proclaims plans to start a college and issue diplomas. He cites that people struggle to find good jobs unless they are college professors, implying a humorous dig at local ambitions in Crimson Gulch.
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Cactus Joe
Toges Recalled In Humorous Society Tale
A fragment references Toges being mocked by a society girl and thrown overboard in a comic social anecdote. The lines capture a teasing tone about his standing and how others view him.
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Toges
Sailor and shipmate exchange cryptic note in envelope
A sailor notices a shipmate sending a blank sheet of sofepaper in an envelope. The mate explains the missus and he had a row before 7. They are not speaking terms. The moment marks a quiet domestic skirmish aboard.
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Burlington Free Press
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