Roosevelt election signals national recovery push
The article reports Franklin D Roosevelt's victory as the 32nd U.S. president, outlining Democratic gains in Congress and the expected push to start national recovery. It notes gains for Roosevelt in New York and other states, and mentions a planned early leadership role in the coming session. It also covers international events including Cuba's earthquake aftermath and Germany's Reichstag results.
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House
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Hia Carty
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Efe
Derlin
G von Papen
Enid
Germany
The Garden of Asia Chungking and Szechwan
In Chungking and Szechwan the article surveys a grand river gateway city on the Yangtze at the confluence with the Kiang, its status as an open seaport, foreign trading hub, and bustling center with diverse peoples including the tribesmen of western Sichuan and the Ming tombs and roadside graves nearby. It notes modern growth, foreign buildings, and a mix of Chinese and foreign influences shaping a dynamic western China frontier.
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Yangtze
Weest
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Américé
New York
United States
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Chungking
Chengtu
Dupols
Chungting
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The
Crescent
Chengiu
Acre
Ilying
Szechwan
Western Asia
Min
Asia
Chenzty Plain
Beebe pushes deep sea limits with voice from 2200 feet
William Beebe, famed explorer, staged a radio transmission from a bathysphere at about 2200 feet below the sea off Nonsuch Island. The experiment linked Beebe's voice to New York for worldwide broadcast, marking a dramatic advance in ocean exploration and popular science.
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Fabre
Hudson
Nonsuch Island
Beromdas
Ots Barten
Fbcard
Dctor Beebe
New York
Doctor Bee
Bea
Jasona
Jason
Mythland
Doctor Beebe
Gen
Mini
Sarginsso Aea
Missin
Itansis
Democrats Sweep States as Roosevelt Garner Lead
The Democratic landslide, aided by thousands of Republicans, delivers Roosevelt and Garner broad plurality and seats across the state. Smalls, judged as stern, dominates the governor's race while other contests shift power. Local battles in Chicago and Indiana reflect the national shift, with cabinet speculation stirring in Palo Alto.
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Sterner
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Iate Treachrer
Wiscontin
la Foltette
Democrata
Walter Kehler
A Schmedeman
Madison
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Youn
Crappie
Jim Watson
Indiana
Frederick van Nuys
Paul Yo McNutt
Neler
Henry Flet
Brenkhart
Aehaele
Louie Murphy
Penmoernt
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Rooseveltt
al Ynittha
Roosevett
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Curtnis
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Livia
Newton
Faker
Melvin
Ordwin D Young
Sanitary of the Treasury
James (Arley
Orernor Iitchte
Senastira Glass
Walsh
Alentina
Shirrisen
Gor Ilnacey Kyrd
Virginia
Bernard Barret
Debt Crises Stir U S Debtor Sentiment in 1930s
The article describes a wave of foreign debtors seeking relief and a “new deal” as fears grow that Britain cannot sustain war debt payments. It notes statements from officials and looming delays in November and December on principal or interest, with the Treasury allowed to defer but only Congress can approve principal postponement.
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Toadbag
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Treasury
Congress
Rockefeller III Wedding To Miss Hooker In New York
John B. Rockefeller III married Miss Hunch Hooker at a New York church with Rev Larry Loslich officiating. The ceremony included family attendants and cousins Avery Rockefeller and brothers Barld Lawrence Winthrop Rockefeller among ushers.
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Hunchcette Hooker
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Loslich
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Elon Truttington Krookers
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Missis Mary Brench
Faith Rockefeller
Dilintha Walker
Virginia &Arrian Nelson A. Rockefeller
Avery Rockefeller
Barld Lawrence
Winthrop Skefeller
David Silten
Senate Borah Opens Hearings on St Lawrence Treaty
Senatol Borah of Idaho chairs hearings on a treaty for joint construction of the St Lawrence water way by the United States and Canada. Opponents in Chicago and New York fear Canadian authority over Lake Michigan and the division of costs, with focus on power features and the Chicago diversion.
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Idaho
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington
St Lawrence Waterway
United States
Canada
New York
Vigeron
Senate
Lake Vicorigan
Thicago
Anada
Anniversary Parade Marks Red Square Jubilance in Moscow
In Moscow a large crowd gathered at Red Square to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of the October Revolution, now dated November 7 by the local calendar. Police and troops reviewed by Stalin and colleagues watched a long military and labor procession as crowds cheered and sang.
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Wioscow
Red Square
Labor Powera
Imetater
Stalin
Fila
Red
Wordsera
Calor
Alps base geyser erupts every fifteen minutes in Tarasp bath
The Alps base has created a cold water geyser at Schuls Tarasp bath resort. Eruptions occur regularly about every fifteen minutes with jets surpassing thirty feet in height.
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Belng
Soun Tin
Schuls Tarasp
When Society Throws People Overboard They Are Not In The Swim
A terse meditation on social exclusion and nautical imagery, implying those abandoned by society struggle to stay afloat. The piece uses a maritime metaphor to critique collective indifference and the fate of marginalized individuals.
Ideal Teacher Qualities in the Atlantic Monthly Portrait
A quoted critique outlines the ideal teacher as intelligent yet approachable, dignified but not pompous, firm yet tolerant. He should remember boyhood but remain practical, mix with others fairly, and maintain patience and humor. Energy and optimism help him secure a lasting legacy beyond accolades.
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Ile
Clauda Mcnuess
Atlantic Monthly
Lions Bred for Market by Astute Californian
A Californian farmer in Fi Monte Calli builds a pride farm for adult lions imported from Kenya. The lions roam spacious fenced runways with shelters and sunning spots. The farmer notes steady demand from circuses zoos and film studios for young lions.
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Jeara Reo
Haunta
Kenya
Africa
Ilona
California
Importunity and Enduring Boma of Best Books
The saying frames impersistence as patience yielding欲. boma of top books withstands harsh critics, outlives a mob. The line contrasts steadfastness with shifting opinions in literary circles.
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Boma
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Energy Boost
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a doctor recommended stimulant for sluggish systems. It claims to energize vital organs, improve liver function, flush waste, and prevent bilious days in children, advertised as inexpensive and widely available.
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Dr. Caldwell
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