Editorials on Recovery and Democracy Face Trials in 1937
The piece argues Roosevelt’s building program could spur recovery but risks inflating debt. It critiques government loan schemes and warns such moves may depress home values while urging restraint. It also questions Mussolini’s demolition of democracy and defends individual liberties and democratic nations.
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Propaganda Surge Shapes Public Sentiment in Government Agencies
The article notes a dramatic rise in official propaganda across many departments and new agencies. It claims writers are hired to win public favor for the administration, flooding newspapers and mailboxes with favorable messaging.
Treating Symptoms Not Causes in National Troubles
A political essay argues that the nation fails to cure underlying distress, focusing on temporary fixes like NRA relief and cost-cutting. It warns such cycles worsen unemployment and poverty while taxes mount, urging a return to fundamental reforms rather than symptom treatment.
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Lending Mindset Shifts Amid Loans For Investment Rise
The text notes a change in loan discussions with borrowers aiming to invest for profit rather than simply cover needs. It argues that prosperity requires borrowing to invest, while spending loans do not lead to true growth. It also reports a surge in Sunday school enrollment starting December.
Obituary of Louisa Isbell Jones Rouse
Louisa Isbell Jones Rouse died after a five day struggle with illness in Sullivan and Putnam counties Missouri age 7 years 4 months 8 days born July 11 1850 in Rushville IL married Samuel L Rouse Sept 1 1867 eight children survive including two daughters Colo and Mrs E Gifford Green City Mo and six sons Albert Bungene Lem Clarence Ire and Fletcher who preceded her in death death occurred Nov 19 1987 funeral at Lemons Missouri Methodist church Nov 21 1987 conducted by Rev H R DeVolld of Green Castle Mo
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Ox blood derived treatment boosts pneumonia recovery claims
A report by Dr Clyde describes remarkable pneumonia patient improvements using injections of a chemical derived from warm ox blood. The article notes early results and calls for further study.
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New Serum Deutero Protease Shows High Pneumonia Survival
Dr Brooks of Louisiana State University reports at the Southern Medical Association meeting in New Orleans that the new serum called deutero protease greatly lowers pneumonia deaths. In infants under one year with lobar pneumonia deaths fell from 55 percent to 6 percent, and among adults over fifty deaths dropped from 75 percent to 15 percent with the new treatment. If results hold, this discovery could transform pneumonia care.
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