Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A column fragment reflecting on needs versus wants, economic views, and the Hoover era, arguing farmers require efficiency and better price systems. The writer urges practical farming, national unity, and literary honesty, ending with personal notes on writing and life choices.
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An old ad touts Pope's Diapepsin as a cure for stomach trouble. It claims the tablet dissolves excess acid after meals, aids digestion, and helps readers gain weight and strength with a youthful color. The pitch notes millions use the product annually and that any druggist can supply it.
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Not get in politics but write for us you must
A reader urges continued writing and humor to aid the unemployed and honor a lost object of affection. The letter praises the author as essential, compares him to spices in life, and notes appreciation from farmers and a response from E R T.
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