Needs of country, faith and reform in Roosevelt era
The editorial urges economic relief and stability under President Roosevelt, linking recovery to moral renewal. It cites Senator Capper praising Christian justice and calls for deeper spiritual reform, warning that materialism threatened national destiny and urging moral revival alongside policy.
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Roosevelt
Senate
London
God
Capper
Kansas
United States
Christ
H. E. Woolever
National Methodist Press
Postoffice Bandits at Work in the Irish Free State
Bandits targeting post offices are reported to be operating in the Irish Free State. Authorities warn residents to remain vigilant as security efforts ramp up.
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Postoffice
Irish Free State
Pretzel Production in Pennsylvania Sets National Trend
The article notes Pennsylvania leads U S pretzel production with about 30 million pounds annually and explains a surge this year to meet demand, with 10 million pounds produced before April 7. It details grain chemistry findings on protein content and flour blends that yield a better pretzel texture color taste and shelf life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Youthful cape-scarf ensemble in bright blue crepe
A detachable cape with tie-scarf creates a smart easily-made youth style. The model shows a flower printed crepe in bright blue, presenting a fresh fashion note.
A Bitter Lesson From a Doctor and a Dying Boy
A physician recalls a nine year old with appendicitis whose father refused immediate surgery. Four days later the child died of peritonitis. The doctor held the father responsible for listening to false hope instead of trusted medical advice.
Tea Types and Processing Explain Differences
The article explains that neither black nor green tea contains artificial coloring. Black tea is fermented to oxidize tannin, darkening the leaf, while green tea is heated soon after picking to stop fermentation, keeping higher tannin and a different flavor. The choice depends on taste. Buy your printing in Whitewright.
White crepe blouse with matching cape and skirt
The blouse of white crepe features puffed sleeves and a belt that matches the cape and skirt. It can be made from sheer wool, sheer crepe, or cotton pique with contrasting material in harmonizing color. Designed in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 40 and 42.
Wireless Maid Sparks Denomination Debate
A humorous exchange has a maid replying she is wireless when asked about her denomination. The line plays on church affiliations and modern lingo to deliver a light domestic vignette.
Why Get Up Nights 25c Test for bladder relief
An old time medicinal ad promotes BU-KETS bladder tonic with buchu and juniper oil to ease nighttime urination and cleanse impurities. A 25c box from a druggist promises relief within four days or money back. Sold by Bow-Wright Pharmacy and Dyer Jones.
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Bow-Wright Pharmacy
Dyer & Jones
Insurance Magnates Face Outrage Over Soaring Salaries
A Chicago Daily News investigation highlights multi hundred thousand dollar salaries at major life insurers. Equitable cuts 15 percent while Metropolitan New York Mutual and Prudential report executives earning from 30 000 to 200 000 a year in 1929 1932. The St Louis Post Dispatch urges policyholders to read and weep as big business officials defend high pay.
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Chicago Daily News
Equitable Life
The
Equitable
Metropolitan Life
Mutual Life
New York Life
Prudential Co
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Congress
Finance requires genius says Dustin Stax in cautioned ledger
An associate praises finance as requiring genius while Dustin Stax argues for discrimination in applying genius to ledgers. He warns against treating financial ledgers as mere fascinating fiction rather than practical records.
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Dustin Stax
Cross His Fingers Little Girl to mother
A fragment notes a child telling her mother she fears seven years of bad luck after a baby swallows a piece of mirror. The line reflects superstition and family concern about misfortune.
He Had Good Teeth Wife in Old Time Radio Exchange
A fragment shows Liz and Bert bantering about a "blinkin' pastry" and a small file tucked in a pie, with Convice reacting to the surprise. The line hints at a humorous, possibly coded exchange among characters in a rustic dialogue scene.
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Bert
Liz
Direct From Grower To You Burley Tobacco Claim
Kentucky Burley tobacco is advertised as the cream of the finest crops with rich leaves and old fashioned aging. The copy emphasizes flavor fragrance and smoothness claiming a unique and superior smoking experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Old Kentucky Burley Tobacco Offer From Frankfort Growers
Direct sale offer from the Independent Tobacco Growers Association in Frankfort Kentucky promising five pounds of Old Kentucky Burley tobacco for a reduced price with tax savings. Customers can order by mail with money orders or cash and receive tobacco suited for smoking or chewing, plus a trial offer and postpaid shipping options.
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England
Paris
Pretzel
John Joseph Gaines, M. D
Whitewright
First National
First National Bank
Kay Boyd
Park Ave
New York
Nan
China
Japan
Boston Transcript
Ful
R. B. Nall
Sherman, Texas
Whitewright Sun
Kentucky Burley Tobacco
Burley Tobacco
Independent Tobacco Growers Association
McClure Bldg
Frankfort, Ky
T. W. Ayres & Son
Whitewright, Texas
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