Huey Long Filibuster Delays NRA Extension Vote
Senator Huey Long led nearly 14 hours of opposition to extend the NRA with an amendment requiring Senate confirmation of executive officials earning over 4000 a year. He attacked the administration, defended constitutional rights, and read from various sources while a crowd watched. The Senate eventually rejected the Gore amendment, approved the extension, and sent it back to the House with minor changes.
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Let Our Motto Be GOOD HEALTH by Dr Lloyd Arnold
Dr Lloyd Arnold professor of bacteriology at University of Indiana College of Medicine discusses sleeping sickness, encephalitis lethargica, and endemic encephalitis. He traces the 1918 pandemic as a catalyst, describes two forms of sleeping sickness, and notes progress in diagnosis and treatment research.
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HORSES ONCE PIGMIES AND EARLY HORSE EVOLUTION
The text notes fossil evidence showing early horses were pigmy and tiny, with 7 tle wormel hyracother ium from the Eocene era. Professor Given described arched back, short neck, long tail, four front toes and three hind toes, with distinct teeth differing from modern horses. It situates these creatures in a time when carnivores prevailed, unlike later herbivores.
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Postum Free Week Supply Offer Promoted
The Postum Company advertises a free full week's supply of Postum health drink for anyone who writes for the offer. The notice appears in this newspaper as a promotional insert.
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Healthy Feet and the Science of Standing and Walking
A Parents Magazine excerpt extols foot health as essential to well being and upright life. It credits vast experience and experimentation for uncovering the best way for humans to stand and walk, emphasizing freedom from disease and pain.
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