Tugwell Says Crop Curb Is Temporary
Cincinnati radio forum quotes Dr. Rexford G Tugwell Assistant Secretary of Agriculture saying emergency measures to curtail production are temporary and aimed at jump starting business. He contrasts action driven New Deal philosophy with passive waiting and notes some worry over potential social or fascist influences in government.
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Cincinnati
Rexford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
Tugwell
University of Cincinnati
National Recovery Administration
Washington
Sweetness of lye lures child to deadly drink
A 3 year old boy, Lewis Massey, died after drinking a lye solution used for cleaning. Funeral services were held Thursday at Ash Creek Cemetery near Azle. The child had drunk part of the solution last September at his parents home.
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Iit
Lewis Massey
Ash Creek
M. M. Massey
Timing Blues In Married Life
Claud Callan offers a humorous take on coordinating moods in marriage. A husband complains that both partners are blue at different times, ruining fun, but suggests synchronized blues could yield more happy hours. The piece contrasts alternating moods with hopeful intervals.
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis endorses Kruschen Salts claiming relief from rheumatism and 22 pounds lost after a diet begun with the product. The ad urges daily morning use and notes an 8 5c bottle lasts four weeks with money back satisfaction.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
America
The Perfect Model Christ Suffered To Learn Obedience
A sermon on Hebrews 5 8 9 argues Jesus the Son of God lived a sinless life yet learned obedience through suffering and became the author of eternal salvation for all who obey. It links His garden agony and cross death to mansions in the skies and urges patient endurance and holy conduct.
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Jesus
Holy Son
God
Gethsemane
Putting God's Kingdom First in the Sermon on the Mount
A Sunday School lesson for February 4explores Matthew 6 19 34 from the Sermon on the Mount emphasizing treasures on earth versus heavenly riches. It highlights trust in God avoiding worry while urging appreciation of nature loyalty to God's reign and living one day at a time.
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Jesus
Redward
God
Van Alstyne Legislator Will Not Run Again
Van Alstyne attorney E. M. Barron age 30, serving two terms as State Representative from Grayson and Collin Counties, will not seek re election. Grady Barton, 24 of McKinney, has announced for Barron’s seat. Barron will retire to focus on his law practice.
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van Alstyne
E. M. Barron
Grayson
Collin
Grady Barton
McKinney
Barron
Religious affiliations of University of Texas students
Of 6 739 students, 5 627 were actual church members and 876 indicated church preference. Metho dist led with 1 735 members and 245 preferences. Baptists 1 161 members and 172 preferences. Presbyterians 788 members and 108 preferences. Other denominations ranged from Catholic 401 members to Jewish 242 and many smaller groups. Among 4 479 men, 3 645 belonged to a church and 653 had a preference. among 2 260 women, 1 982 were members and 223 preferred a denomination.
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The
Baptist Church
Presbyterians
Christian
Christian Science
Church of Christ
Congregational
Disciples of Christ
Episcopal
Evangelical
Friends
Greek Orthodox
Latter Day Saints
Lutheran
Moravian Brethren
Unitarian
Universalist
Adventist
Degrees of intoxication listed by chemist in Chicago
Coroner's chemist C. W. Muhlberger outlined intoxication levels by blood content. Dry and Decent below one mg per liter, Devilish one to two, Delinquent two to three, Dizzy three to four, Dazed four to five, and Dead Drunk over five mg per liter.
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Chicago
C. W. Muhlberger
Mother of Twenty Two Sons Loses All
A Croydon cablegram reports tragedy for Nancy Hartfield an 80 year old mother who loses all her sons in a single calamity. The distressing news highlights a rare family catastrophe.
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Croydon
England
Nancy Hartfield
Mother Hartfield noted for tragic life in England
The article recalls Mrs. Hartfield known as "Mother Hartfield" after burying twenty two sons ten in war three by horses and nine from disease. Her story is described as uniquely tragic in England as noted by press comment. The closing line urges readers to do their buying in Whitewright.
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Cently
Hartfield
England
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Gomer May
New York
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Roosevelt Bride
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Teddy
William McMillan
Baltimore
Claud Callan
Mangrum Bros
Charles E. Dunn
O. L
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State University
Whitewright
J. L. McSpedden
Old Roberts Garage Bldg
Roscoe Pace
Bon-Wright Pharmacy
School of Pharmacy
Bow-Wright Pharmacy
J. M. Wright
W. M. Roberts, Pres
Tyler, Texas
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