Farm price paradox as wheat crops rise on fewer acres
Editorial notes a record wheat yield around 1.6 billion bushels with prices slumping to about 1.24 dollars per bushel. Farm income shows gains but rising costs temper net returns, while fruits and vegetables stay strong due to tight supply. Political context hints Republicans favored by farmers amid policy debates.
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Farm Journal
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Impact
Nixon
Agnew
Johnson-Humphrey
Better Dead Than Fat Promotes Weight Loss Pills Warning
A coroner report from a professional meeting in Anaheim cites 14 Illinois deaths linked to daily weight loss pills. Darrel Hotland notes a dangerous urge to risk death to avoid a fat abdomen, while experts warn against unsupervised use and emphasize diet and exercise.
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Iinois
Anaheim
Calif
Illinois
Darrel Hotland
National Association of Coroners
Travis
Meditations on Conventions and a Portion of Politics
In this essay style piece the author critiques party conventions, mocks campaign rituals, and imagines reforms for a smoother gathering. He targets both Democratic and Republican processes, jokes about candidates and delegates, and muses on postconvention outcomes with satirical tone and historical figures referenced.
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Miami Beach
America
Chicago
Miami
Riche
Conventions Amusing Yet Troubled by Democrats Rally
A reader column critiques the Democratic convention noting mixed messages between promises and calls for change. It mocks media handling and security, compares coverage to violence concerns, and questions the public’s confidence in government amid the Chicago gathering. The piece laments disorganization and warns of waning youth faith in the political system.
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Bate
Sen
Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Chicago
Judging the Risk in New Issues
Roger and Spear discuss when to buy new stock issues and how to evaluate offerings. Read the prospectus carefully, assess management and growth potential, and verify trade position by speaking with industry players. Form an objective, fundamentals based judgment and expect possible order failure.
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Spear
Geo
Fea, Corp
Brady's Health Service Health Advice on Calcium vs Aspirin
Dr William Brady discusses the perceived analgesic role of calcium compared with aspirin. He notes aspirin can relieve pain but may cause weakness or allergic reactions in some doses. He argues calcium may moderate pain in rheumatic or neural conditions when used regularly, citing dietary calcium as a factor and offering a booklet titled The Calcium Shortage for 350 with a stamped envelope.
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Heath
Bastedo
Sex Without Babies fuel tax debate in churches
Dr Wood and Dr Crane criticize large welfare families and urge sterilization as a birth control method. They argue 500,000 welfare cases in New York City and similar totals in other towns burden taxpayers. The book Sex Without Babies is promoted for church discussion clinics and public education.
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Tr. Wood
Lux Cities
Warten
C. Wood
Pennsylvania
Crane
Dr. Wood
Wood
Fife
New York City
American Medical Association
The Ager Parody On Poe’s Raven In The Ague Tale
A rural Indiana note recalls the ague or ager, a malaria like fever. A spoof of Poe’s The Raven describes lingering September chills and daily shaking visits, ending with the line about a bonevard and a pensive dream.
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Indiana
Poe
Winler
CAREER FOR GROWNUPS Travel agents offer lucrative retirement path
The article promotes travel agent work as a profitable option for retirees and midlife job seekers. It notes about 600 agencies in Chicago, 60 to 70 percent of travel arrangements via agents, and reports on training programs like the International Travel Training School led by Mrs. Evelyn Echols. It highlights benefits for retirees and potential earnings up to 25,000 dollars annually with careful client work.
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America
Chicago
Departmet of Commerce
Capti
Acapulco
International Travel Training School
Evelyn Rehols
Echols
Ase
TPTS
Wyoming
U.S
Mar Qarity
Copr
TM 188
Gen
Fea, Corp
Fragmented Preamble Text Incomplete Constitution Draft
The provided OCR fragment shows the Preamble of the United States Constitution with multiple misspellings and garbled phrases. It attempts to declare the purposes of justice domestic tranquility defense welfare and liberty but contains errors and an unfinished conclusion.
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United States
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