Eight Resolutions for 1939 by Roger Babson
Brunswick, Ga December 23 1938 two cheerful facts about current business set the stage for Babsons eight resolutions for 1939 The Wagner Act tax laws Social Security railroad reform TVA reform legislation armaments and the Christmas spirit are urged with calls for balanced budgets fair policy and unified effort across parties to restore prosperity and confidence.
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Ferguson Couple to Spend Holidays in Scotts Bluff Nebraska
Mrs. Ferguson and her husband travel to Scotts Bluff Nebraska to visit her mother and sister for the holidays. Other notes include Joe Rich having tonsils removed in Iowa City, and various local visits and dinners among families in Washington Olds and nearby towns.
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Christmas 1938 as war looms over the world
L J Kehoe reflects on Christmas amid global conflict and rising totalitarianism. He laments the loss of goodwill, cites Spain China Japan Germany Italy and Soviet Russia, praises the United States, and urges保持 freedom and American values.
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West Chester High List Jamboree Highlights
West Chester played Wellman at Keota in a Jamboree with North South team selections. Bobby Scranton and Shirley Statler earned West Chester spots while Clyde Griggs and six others also attended. South won 32 20 and events included band performances and an upcoming game versus Brighton.
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Ruth Stout
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Betty Ritef
Dorothy Ferguson
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Afflictions of Chefs and Orators Highlighted
The article notes that renowned chefs often endure digestive troubles and famous orators, including Moses, struggled with stuttering before they overcame it through extra effort.
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Easy to Steal a Man's Brains
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown asserts that stealing a man’s brains is easier than stealing his property and may be preferable if the brainy thief can employ the intellect effectively.
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Wyman School Notes Fest and Second
Wyman pupils recap store project with five ten and twenty five cent items and germ prevention. Christmas program details list performances and participants for Dec 23 with teachers and students, plus spelling honors, red cross buttons, and hopes for Santa.
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Jane Mullen
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District News Briefs From District No 4
District No 4 reports visits by Mr and Mrs Tom Sterling to Clyde Rouse on Tuesday morning and Mr and Mrs John Warnock calling on C R Beenblossom Monday in a brief community notices item.
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Leroy Mineart of Sandy Hook Receives One Large Badger
Sandy Hook reporter notes L. A. Mineart enjoying Flor ida fruit sent by grandpa Guy. The item is described as a large badger by local writer Mrs H W Mineart, with cheerful tone about family news.
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Vaudeville Poetry Origin In Lower Normandy
A note tracing vaudeville as a term applied to a form of poetry from Lower Normandy. The text links the label to regional poetic styles and historical usage in theatrical and literary contexts.
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