Roosevelt hints inflation fears steer price policy debate
Washington observers report President Roosevelt weighs price stability against inflation fears as administration fights to balance farm and industrial interests. NRA faces a showdown with Roberts Printing Co over code wages, while Tugwellian reform factions threaten AAAs leadership and policy.
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Roosevelt
Wort
Ikesho
Oymer
Committee For
Wishington
NIRA
Ron
Aera
Cap
NRA
Tor
W. F. Roberts Company, Incorporated
Roberts Company
Graphic Arts
Te Printing and Allied Industries
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Roberts
District of Columbia
Stoberts Company
Argu
B. H. Roberts
Washington
Growing Like on us A lesson on Ephesians four to six
A compact study outline of Ephesians focusing on the believer’s new humanity in Christ, the rejection of the old self, and the Spirit filled life. It contrasts the heathen walk with the believer’s call to righteousness, self control, truthfulness, kindness, humility, and abstinence from intoxicants.
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High Ealing
Paul
Christ
Satisfy Urge to Investigate by PMMA Gary Wallach
An exploration of child curiosity shows infants seek understanding by touching and mouthing objects, then asking questions about origins and processes. As kids eight to ten collect and compare, parents must answer honestly and with restraint to build trust and foster learning without overwhelming the child.
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PMMA
Gary Wallach
Cenga
Founda
Oysters Eaten in Eighth Century B C
The Detroit News notes that oyster remains found near Sparta dating to the eighth century before Christ show early consumption. It cautions the first eater could be Tyrian sailors, beachcombers, or cave dwellers, and emphasizes we cannot know who first tried the shellfish.
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Sparta
Camping Out Started in Eighteenth Century
The Tulsa World notes that camp meetings began in the eighteenth century as religious gatherings where families lodged in nearby shacks to form temporary communities. By 1886 churches expanded, spurring a youth weary society to adopt the camp idea, growing from six boys to over two million participants, with older generations embracing this back to nature recreation now reaching about ten percent of the population.
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Enya
Tulsa
Intenta
United States
New York
Life's Problems Solved by Steady Works and Faith
A reflective line emphasizes that life’s problems are solved not by idle musing under trees but by action. It extols eating, sleeping, observing, trusting in God and humanity, and diligently fulfilling duties despite existence’s ills.
Not That Way We Do Not Often Draw People Close
A reflective remark on harmony in relationships urging gentler accountability rather than bold confrontation. It suggests true closeness comes from understanding rather than pointing out faults. The piece emphasizes compassionate dialogue to strengthen bonds and avoid alienation.
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Atheig
USA
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Brain Trust
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Brain Trust. Org
AAA
Tugwellians
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Agriculture
Tugwell
Wester
Valom
Unicorn
Bethy Tuwater Va
Westorn Sane Oh
Tommy
Gamini
Bayer
Ays
Grace
Mer
Tere
Tavial
Money Bar
Precare Gamble Company
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