News Review of Quarent Events by Edward W Pickard
President Hoover urged moderation in requests to Congress to curb expenditures and avert tax increases though some senators attacked the plea. A house resolution funded 7 million for flood relief loans to six states with broader add ons by committees. Dominican republic faced a revolution with Vasquez seeking refuge. ambassadorial mediation explored and marines not deemed necessary. French politics saw Chautemps resign after a failed vote of confidence while naval conference talks proceeded without France. Wheat prices fluctuated as Farm Board stance aimed at stabilizing prices through cooperative buys.
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Virginia
White House
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Ogden Mills
Col. J. ©. Roop
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Newton
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House
Secretary of Agriculture
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
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South Carolina
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Ohio
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Dominican Republic
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Caribbean
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France
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Chautemps
Par Mament
Andre Tardieu
London
Center
Wheat market gains and policy stance amid Prohibition and court news
Prices rallied as buyers moved May and Miareh wheat. Legee, with President Hoover, aligned the farm board with government stabilizing efforts and wheat loan policy. Dupont de Nemours chief testified on dry laws. Atterbury urged Volstead repeal and state supervision of liquor. Wisconsin politics saw La Follette faction pressure. deaths included Cardinal Merry del Val and others. Hughes sworn in as chief justice with Packers and Stockyards Act ruling.
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Chicago
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Ahmed Mirza
Persia
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New York
Eugene Byfield
Harles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Secretary of Agriculture
Western Newspaper Union
Indiana Brevities Highlights From a Bend of the Hoosier News
A string of brief items reports on deaths, accidents, and local notes across Indiana. Topics include Everett Be and Neal of Noblesville named col lector for the district, a Parke State Bank cashier found dead from heart disease, a fatal diving accident near Paoli, a wagon of misfortunes of various residents, and civic events delayed by smallpox. Additional notes cover a dandelion greens harvest in Huntington, dedication plans for LaPorte’s civic auditorium, dog’s long journey home, new Indiana Weekly Press Association officers, Presbyterian camp schedules at Winona Lake, a gas-and-fire incident near Princeton, and notable local obituaries.
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Everett Be, Neal
Noblesville
Hoover
Internal Revenue
District of Indian
Harry Mc Rice
Parke State Bank of
Rockville
Everett Anderson
William Anderson
Abbeydell
Paoli
Dor
Fort Wayne
Anne. Crosler
LaPorte
Maurice Fox
Preston Bradley
People's Church of Chicago
Henry Wagner
Columbus
Bud
G. H. Gehring
Youngstown
Ohio
Wagner
Gehring
Indiana Weekly Press Association
Indianapolis
RE. C. Gorrell
Pulaski County Democrat
Robert J. McLandress
Arthur Tichenor
Princeton
Tichenor
Monin Street
John Miller
Indiana Hospital
Michigan City
Paul
Margaret Davis
Knightstown
William C. David
United States Pension Office
Parables of the Kingdom in Matthew 13 Teachings
The lesson outlines the sower, soil types, and fruitfulness in Matthew 13. It explains four hearer types the wayside and hard heart, the stony shallow faith, the thorny care of wealth and worldliness, and the good ground yielding fruit, plus the purpose of parabolic teaching and its fulfillment.
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Hommin
Jesus Christ
Ife
Jesus
Words of faith from Doctor Cuyler on divine protection
The quote reflects a sermon tone as Doctor Cuyler speaks of God’s readiness to protect the faithful. It compares divine strength to arms that support and lift, promising peace and resilience even in deep hardship.
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Doctor Cuyler
What Love Is Love Quote by Bishop Westcott
A concise quotation from Bishop Westcott defines love as the highest good for others and an expression of self surrender. The line frames love as a spiritual and altruistic ideal guiding personal conduct.
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Bishop Westcott
Best litter for chick brooders warned by New Jersey station
The New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station says there is no single best litter for brooders. Litter must be light, absorbent, clean, and replaceable every five days after four weeks. Shavings, cut straw, and cut hay meet these needs. straw or hay must be cut to avoid becoming dirty.
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Poultry Department
New Jersey
Good Pullets Produced at Low Cost in Pennsylvania Study
A Pennsylvania state college project raised 926 pullets to maturity at 1.26 per bird after deducting returns from 924 cockerels. Leghorns dominated, costing 20c each in a production system including feed, coal, labor, and 6 percent interest. Depreciation on houses and equipment raised overall cost, with pullets valued as they reach eight weeks, three months, and laying age, typical market prices ranging from 1 to 2.50 dollars for ready-to-lay birds.
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Pennsylvania
State College
Poultry care tips for turkeys and flock health
Advice on feeding dry rations for turkeys and general flock management covers disease prevention, vaccination, milk as feed for breeding stock, vitamin A sources, disinfectant mats for brooders, isolation of sick birds, egg quality, red mite control, and artificial lighting in large commercial houses to improve winter production.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Highlighted By Patent Remedy Claims
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick relief for gas and sour stomach and as a safe pleasant preparation for both adults and children. It claims strong neutralizing power and contrasts genuine Phillips with imitations, urging use when coated tongue or fetid breath signals need for relief.
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Magnesia
Unclear prompt on rice access in China
The text claims millions in China have never seen or eaten rice. It presents a sweeping statistic without verifiable context or dates, likely from an unverified source.
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China
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