Cotton Help Favored By Governors Conference
The resolutions committee of a field conference of cotton growing states favors a 10 percent acreage reduction to restore profitable prices but rejects legislative action. The group, meeting in Jackson Mississippi, proposes credit policy limits, curb on surplus crops, tariff revisions for protection, and longer rural school terms with mandatory attendance for ages eight to fifteen. Clarence Ousley of Dallas was tapped to draft a resolution.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Conference of Governors and Representatives
W. B. Roberta
Mississippi
Clarence Ousley
Dallas
Nater Robert
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Ousley
Roberts
Champion Newsboy Bobbie Budd Turns Seven
The Globe highlights Bobbie Budd seven year old son of Mr and Mrs W C Budd selling over forty copies. His family moved from downtown to the country club increasing travel expenses. He maintains high grades with many A’s and earns up to seventy five cents in an afternoon while balancing school and home duties. His father works for American Railway Express and he has a brother and sister.
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Bobbie Budd
W. C. Budd
Globe
Champion
Bobbie
The
Little Lad
Country Club
American Railway Express
Tin price action urged to avert world shortage
Sir William Henry of Tin Selection Trust warns in annual report that delaying price stabilization risks a global tin shortage. He cites current scarce stock in UK and US warehouses at about 5,600 tons and potential collapse of low grade workings and prospecting if prices stay artificially low.
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Hy International News Service
London
Sir William Henry
Tin Selection Trust, Ltd
Sir Henry
United Kingdom
United States
The Only Way to End Indigestion
An advertorial claiming nine tenths of digestive troubles come from fermentation and excess acid. It promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick safe cure taken after meals or when pain occurs. The copy says it neutralizes acid and strengthens the stomach, urging readers to buy a 60 cent package.
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Pape
Stabilizing Tin Supply Cited As Vital For World Economy
A speaker warned that tin is essential to global economic life and that volatile tin prices harm both producers and consumers. He noted that half of U S food is tinned and a sudden supply halt could cut food rations by about half. He stressed few new tin fields exist and world resources may be exhausted.
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United States
End Sickness This New Way Radio-Active Pad Ad
A promotional ad touts a light weight Radio-Active Solar Pad worn on the back by day and the stomach at night. It claims a free trial and thousands report healing neuritis rheumatism high blood pressure constipation nervous prostration heart lungs liver kidney and bladder issues. The Radium Appliance Co. solicits readers to write for a free trial and literature from 1928 Bradbury Building Los Angeles Cal.
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Degnen
Radium Appliance Co
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
Cal
Two Economic Reasons for Price Control Mentioned
The excerpt cites two main justifications for price control: rising consumption outpacing production, and tin output exceeding proved reserves for years. Separately, archaeologists at Media in Greece found Mycenaean tombs containing hand mirrors, including one with an ivory handle.
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Archaeologiats
Media
Greece
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