Population trends may force nation to import foods
An economist at a conference warned that rising population could turn the country into an importing nation. He urged adopting independence to avoid reliance on world food systems, noting declines in domestic life stock and shifts in land use and production.
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Rica
United
Htatan
Van
Henry D. Sul- Gre
Sulcer
World Organization of
Tal Onn
Achadm
Hiram Johnson Advocates Tax Cuts and Farm Aid
Senator Hiram Johnson of California argues for tax reduction and federal aid to farmers. He condemns Mellon plan propaganda and calls for gradual tax relief targeted at high earners while stressing government action to lower freight rates and narrow the production to consumption gap. He urges honesty in public office and continued national prosperity through prudent policy.
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Hina
Johnson
United States
California
Io Venture
United States Chamber of Commerce
Republican Party
Prate
Kadiook advertised as stomach liver and kidney remedy
Mrs C H Bostic of Charleston recounts years of stomach trouble and kidney pain until trying Kadi-ok. She notes improved appetite, better digestion, and restful nights. The ad claims the herbal remedy revitalizes run down organs and lists Charleston Gutterfields Drug Store and Potterfield Co. as local sellers with an expert to explain merits.
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C. H. Bostic
Charleston
W. Va
Gutterfield
Capltel
Virginia
Brinker
Potterfield and Co
New Remedy Banishes Bad Breath
Thousands suffer bad breath unknowingly. The new Kolane antiseptic promises rapid relief and is claimed to be safer than carbolic acid. Six ounce bottles sell for 60 cents at local drug stores. use one teaspoonful in water twice daily for best results.
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Hulkman's Cut Hate
C. A. Potterfield
Syracuse university chancellor explains why he joins army staff
Rev. Dr. Charles Wasley Funt, chancellor of Syracuse University, defends accepting a United States Army commission as a colonel in the Officers Reserve Corps. He argues war is a social crime to be eliminated by constructive statesmanship and international cooperation, not by outlawing it. He cites church and global shifts toward disarmament and education while acknowledging that war may still be necessary in extreme cases. A separate item notes a four legged chicken shown near Shefield, with two extra legs hindering locomotion.
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Chester
Syracuse
Charlen Wasley Funt
Dlvine
Syracuse University
United States Army
Officers’ Reserve Corps
Maey Ae
General Conference of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fiint
Tourne
George Peterson
Cabinet Minister's Wife Still Makes Up the Beds
Mrs Stephen Walsh wife of the new War Secretary in Britain visits the War Office in London then returns to Wigan. She says a large family needs constant care and that she and her eldest daughter share most household duties. Mr Walsh helped in the past with chores and they will not abandon their home. She downplays the grandeur of the office.
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London
Stephen Walsh
Great Britain
Jabor
Wrish
Wig
Lancashire
War Office
Stephen
Wigan
Mra Walsh
Qrave
Mr.Welsh
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Mama
Newport
Ktrx Bane
Bostic
E. F. Collins Optical CO
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