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...State of the Union. One was on the Budget. One was on foreign affairs. Because he thus elaborated and separated his ideas, the ordinary citizen, no great reader of presidential messages at best, was left with only a muddled headline impression of the President's manifold purposes. Therefore last week President Hoover adopted a new wrinkle by addressing a fourth message to his countrymen through the Press. The President-to-the-People...
...truths of the Bible are manifold and eternal. There is no literature so beautifully turned and so thoughtfully written; and which has been handed down from father to son even unto the third and fourth generation. The Vagabond has always felt that one of its most quoted precepts, "And the fool sayeth in his heart, there is no God" is adequately rebutted by the fact that the sale of Bibles far outstrips the sale of any other book...
...death of Dwight W. Morrow taken from America one of her most able, most honest servants. His manifold abilities enabled him to rise to positions of trust and respect in the varied walks of life which were his. For a time he was an influential member in one of the country's most time honored financial houses. From thence he departed to assume the difficult post of ambassador to a foreign nation which he filled with tact and understanding. And in London he struggled to further the cause of peace while representing the United States with dignity and ability. More...
Last week's developments from the manifold investigations, pressed and pending, into New York City's police, judiciary and executive administration were the following...
...Stephen King Hall's play, "B. J. One." The play may or may not deserve such treatment but the production distinctly does not. The reservation as to the excellence of the play is made with the Naval Science Department in mind, the members of which could doubtless appreciate its manifold linguistic technicalities...