Surplus Wheat Solution Promoted To Help Hungry Americans
An editorial urges rapid action to tackle the nations surplus of food especially wheat. It advocates distributing surplus wheat domestically through agencies like the Red Cross and Salvation Army rather than exporting on long term credits. The piece notes high storage costs, wasted crops, and widespread hunger, proposing flour production and local distribution to needy families.
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Taxpayers Strike Warned By Detroit Real Estate Leader
Arthur J. Lacy, chairman of the Property Owners Division, warns of a growing taxpayers strike across America as government costs rise. He cites high tax rates driving foreclosures and discouraging property owners, urging reductions in public costs to prevent further tax resistance and fiscal strain.
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Detroit
National Association of Realite Boards
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Fishing Fame and Private Clubs In New York's Waters
New York and nearby streams attract trout fans with private clubs and exclusive preserves. Wealthy members pay high fees for access while guides and distinct personalities like Frank Griswold and Irvin Cobb lens contribute tales of big ones and private trout farms.
Smallest US tree and largest denomination bills queried
A Q and A set covers topics from the smallest Alpine willow tree to the purpose of ten thousand dollar notes. It notes the Royal Gorge suspension bridge at 1053 feet above the Arkansas River and identifies Amsterdam as the Northern Venice built on pilings.
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Willis Law Shines As Golf Pro At Lakeside Hollywood
Willis Willie Law, now a professional at Lakeside Golf Club in Hollywood, California, is famed as a powerful hitter despite a light 140 pounds. Four years after a 285 yard hole in one at Rancho, he carded another ace on Lakeside's tough 16th hole on October 29, 1927. He has repeatedly driven the first hole at Hollywood Country Club from an elevated tee about 410 yards, aided by a 259 yard carry. Monday features The Dead Man Who Won a Fight.
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National Museum of Aeronautica exhibit in Stuttgart and U S air history
Frederic Haskin notes a Stuttgart national museum planned to trace aircraft development. He recounts America’s exhibit at the Washington museum including the Bremen, Spirit of St Louis, Langley glider, Wright plane, NC-4 hull, and other aviation relics. He highlights U S aviation leadership and milestones across World War I and early flight.
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A SINGING STREAM Forever Remains My Dream Home
James 3 presents a pastoral longing for a hidden streamside cottage. The speaker prefers a shaded vale with aspens to a stormy sea and envisions a quiet life beside a singing stream, hearing water and birds as days drift from dusk to daybreak.
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The Athens Messenger Offers a Word Booklet
The Athens Messenger promotes a language booklet for readers. It outlines topics Words We Mispronounce Words We Misspell and Words We Misuse and invites readers to request a copy for 10 cents in coin or stamps for return postage and handling.
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Odd Bits From A Pageant Of Wealth And History
The column surveys wealth and notable figures, noting Rothschild the eighth sixteenth birthday and a Paris house tied to Soviet activity, contrasts a five billion gold reserve with a Russian five year plan, recalls Blucher and Nelson’s era, and sketches Doctor Tyler at Teachers College Columbia.
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People and places in a county news roundup
News items include the September 13 wedding of Miss Helen Mauck and Mr Jobe Witmer Galbreath at Grace Methodist Church Gallipolis, D J Deans birthday celebration and recovery, peach tree borer control by FE Biawessee, Des Moines streetcar return debate, Athens County bridge repair, Chang coy church dedication, Alberta crop yields, Nelsonville Sunday outing, and Hocking Valley Railroad ticket sales totaling over 1300.
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Jobe Witmer Galbreath
Grace Methodist Church
Gallipolis
Ohio University
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Nelsonville
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Senator McWhorter says overproduction, misdirected thanks must change
Washington notes Senator J Boomboom McWhorter calls for sweeping shifts in policy and attitudes noting Thanksgiving has lost meaning amid abundant crops. He suggests cutting production across agriculture and industry by one third and urges proclamations acknowledging sparse rather than plentiful crops to curb overproduction and create jobs.
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Understanding Child Desires and Conduct
A text discusses deep rooted child desires shaping behavior from birth and urges parents to guide rather than suppress them. It cites a government bulletin on five core desires and emphasizes sympathy and individualized discipline to nurture a happy, well adjusted child.
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Air Race Favoring Pity-One In Santa Monica Derby
In Santa Monica Cal Aug a mixed field of 51 pilots from across the nation gathers for the Santa Monica Claveland air derby of the National Air Races. Army fliers test ships to set handicaps as 17 women and 44 men tune engines for the 198 mile leg to Calexico Cal with an overnight stop. The race starts at 2 31 p m with planes departing at minute intervals from Eliever field.
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Waste not, want rot in Washington’s thrift sermon
In Washington, D. C. Strickland Gillilan critiques 1920s thrift culture and consumer excess. He argues prosperity bred waste via installment buying and planned obsolescence, noting plans to burn part of a cotton crop to raise prices while lamenting loss of frugality.
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