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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
8
The leverless disk barrow pulverizes soil fills air spaces and preserves moisture. Used after the drill it aids quick plant start in finely mulched soil and helps prevent winter kill of wheat and rejuvenate meadows. Available in eight sizes for horse or tractor use.
President Coolidge defended party government and majority rule while opposing government ownership and radical changes. He urged economy in public expenditure and tax reform as a conservation policy, warned of legalized theft in taxes, and urged a balanced military force and peaceful international stance. He emphasized honesty, religious liberty, and the independence of Congress as essential to governance.
President Calvin Coolidge takes the oath and reads his inaugural address as Vice President Dawes delivers a forceful call to revise Senate rules. Dawes criticizes obstruction and pledges nonpartisan presiding while urging reforms to protect minority rights and preserve the Senate’s dignity.
The article traces the rise of condensed milk during and after World War I, noting exports reached 40 percent of total manufacture in 1919, a 5,100 percent leap from prewar years, then halved in 1920. Domestic consumption fell 17 percent, reducing output, with a recovery in consumption and steady export gains since. Eight states account for nearly 90 percent of condensed milk production: Wisconsin, New York, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Washington, and California.
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