Roosevelt to deliver balanced budget amid debt debate
Washington observers expect President Roosevelt to report a improved economy with more jobs under the National Recovery Act. They foresee a near balanced budget for the current year and a cautious approach to debt, taxes, and currency stability amid international pressures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Public Works Administration
Lew Douglas
Uncle Sam
Mellon
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
United States
Mr. Mellon
Douglas
Odd Examination Answers from a Washington Education Journal
A collection of humorous misinterpretations from a Washington Education Journal. Items include misapplied terms like a blizzard in the hen and a vacuum as a pope’s residence, with several references to historic figures and odd phrases.
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Herbert Hoover
Elaine
Launcelot
Genghis Khan
New York
Benjamin Franklin
Poor Richard
Casey Jones
William Rufus
Washington Education Journal
High finance eyed as the boom’s low point in America
The American Lumberman notes that while the boom surged, the lowest element in the country appeared to be high finance. The remark captures a critical view of financial excess amid rapid growth.
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Chicago
Ads in Early Texas Newspapers Mirror Their Times
The piece examines Texas Gazette and Telegraph and Texas Register ads from 1829 to 1835 showing merchants calling themselves subscribers and informing the public of goods. It notes few ads due to few merchants, highlights early editorials praising or criticizing figures like Sam Houston, and describes Texas and Coahuila political ties under Mexico.
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Texas
Times
Austin
Texas Gazette
Republic
Alamo
San Jacinto
Goodwin Brown Cotter
San Felipe de Austin
Capital
Thomas J. Pilgrim
Austin Academy
Telegraph
Texas Register
Baker
Cochrane
Baker and Borden
Robert Morris
Viesca
Monclava
Mexico
Stephen F. Austin
Santa Anna
Coahuila
Old Gazette
Tampico
Castile
Texas Republic
Sam Houston
Houston
Austin County
Brenham
Mexico-Texas
Helpful Household Hints From A Reader
A reader shares tips on preserving cut flowers with damp oiled paper at night and keeping shoes in shape using shoe trees. Advice covers dry weather for exterior painting and preventing eggs from sticking by oiling pans. Salt solution for dyeing fabrics is described, plus advice to reinforce rundown heels before wear.
Typewriter Supplies for Sale at Sun Office Whitewright
Typewriter carbon paper and ribbons available at Sun office in Whitewright. Buy printing supplies locally and support quick, affordable access to writer’s equipment.
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Typewriter
Sun Office
Whitewright
Heat sensation reinterpreted by Yale scientist findings
Dr Florien Heiser of Yale presented evidence to the American Psychological Association that heat sensation arises from more than skin temperature. He showed spots vary with temperature and pressure, suggesting a neural mechanism beyond hot cold and pain receptors. Other notes include color preference findings and elections within associations.
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Chicago
American Psychological Association
Florien Heiser
Yale
J. P. Guilford
University of Nebraska
Joseph Peterson
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
Concert Exchange Sparks Mischief Over Score
A playful dialogue unfolds as a concert scene centers on the conductor and a spectator. The reveal of the score prompts light banter about who leads, capturing a witty moment in a musical performance.
Noteworthy Offer Sparks Sweet Or Sour Vow
Clyde Moore notes in the Ohio State Journal that Or Maybe Just for Stickum Asquire offers to give a quart of honey to each couple he marries. The gesture hints at future sweetness or potential sting for the involved party.
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Asquire
Clyde Moore
The
Ohio State Journal
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