The Farmer and the Tariff Debate
Dr. Thomas W. Page argues the tariff's aim is to raise prices for American goods, but it mostly fails for key farm staples. He notes farmers gain little direct benefit, faces higher costs for clothing and tools, and warns of rural decline unless policy changes. The piece critiques Congress and references broader trade rhetoric and political observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Page
The
Institute of Economics
Washington, D. C
U. S. Tariff Commission
Congress
West
England
France
Germany
Farm News Del Mar Va Peninsula QandA Forum
Beginning this issue the editor will welcome questions on agriculture and marketing as they affect the Del Mar Va Peninsula. Questions and answers will be printed weekly and sent to inquireers. Address Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association Salisbury Md. Spain may re examine fruit fly embargo on Spanish grapes this season per Aug 30 Horticultural Board. A delegation from the American Society of Agricultural Engineers urged more agricultural research to President Coolidge at Rapid City Aug 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Salisbury
Maryland
Spain
U. S
Federal Horticultural Board
President Coolidge
Rapid City
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
North Dakota Senator Predicts Farm Relief Bill Vote
Senator Frazier forecast that a McNary Haugen style farm relief bill will be introduced in the next Congress and that supporters could overcome a presidential veto if it occurs. He stated the bill would likely secure enough votes to pass despite possible veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
North Dakota
McCray's Homecoming Prompts Indiana Gop Scandal Hype
Editorial notes that former Indiana Governor Warren T McCray has been released from the Atlanta GOP home and is due back in Indiana where he is expected to face a Marion County grand jury. The probe centers on bribery and corruption among Indiana Republicans and officials, with McCray-linked debates over a potential explosive disclosure. The prosecutor who pursued the case was a McCray appointee, adding further intrigue as McCray reportedly may reveal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Washington
McCray
Marion County
Indianapolis
Hoosier State
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Remy
Grand Jury
Republican Party
Burton's Paris talk touts tariff barrier abolition
Theodore A. Burton, Cleveland congressman and former senator, spoke at the Interparliamentary Conference in Paris urging abolition of tariff barriers. A New York Times dispatch notes his plea, stating the U S prosperity rested on no tariff walls between the forty eight states. His remarks drew attention despite his stated reluctance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Burton
United States
Congress
Cleveland
Paris
Burton
New York Times
Union
Pellagra rise in Mississippi Valley floods prompt relief steps
Public Health Service warns pellagra deaths and cases rose from 1020 deaths and 20 000 cases in 1920 to an estimated 2300-2500 deaths and 45 000-50 000 cases in 1927 due to floods and economic strain. Recommendations urge immediate relief food, diversified farming, community dairies and plantation patches, and increased livestock production. Also notes U S egg export ranking drop and world grain harvest trends and Representative Loring M Black Jr proposes an agricultural surplus bill allowing multi beverage production by cooperatives once Congress convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Health Service
Mississippi Valley
Card Of Thanks From Carrow Family
Card of thanks from Mr. W. G. Carrow and children to friends and relatives for floral tributes and expressions of sympathy after the death of their wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Carrow
Chest disease clinic to be held in Federalsburg and Denton
A chest disease clinic will be conducted in the Post Office Building Hall Federalsburg on Tuesday September 13 at 2 30 p m and at the Health Center Denton at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Federalsburg
Denton
Nut Growers Meet Draws Del-Mar-Va Delegates
Fifty acceptances from nurserymen county agents and private growers indicate strong Del-Mar-Va interest in the Northern Nut Growers Association convention to be held in Easton. Dr Grier hails a new era in nut culture with soil and climate ideal for high quality stock and expects guidance from authorities to spur practical experiments and a developing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Northern Nut Growers Association
Easton
G. Layton Grier
J. P. Brown
Wicomico County
E. W. Grubb
Queen Anne’s County
R. E
W. F. Allen
Allen Nurseries
Salisbury
Orlando Harrison
Harrison Nurseries
Berlin
D. W. Babcock
Atlantic Nursery Co
Bliss A. Melson
Hebron
Harry P. Richardson
Wyoming
Del
J. Spencer Lapham
Goldsboro
Standley Evans
Elkton
Lester Lavett
Diamond
J. Edgar Purnell
J. F. Adams
State Board of Agriculture
James E. Phillips
Golden Hill
W. Irving Walker
Chestertown
Roland J. Bailey
Rolandhurst Nursery
Olive K. Walls
Cooperative Extension Department
University of Maryland
A. Preston Scott
Cape Charles
George R. Cobb
Commercial Agronomist
Henry J. Waters
Princess Anne
Fred P. Adkins
J. W. Moore
Royal Oak
J. H. Kimble
Maplewood Farm
Port Deposit
Andrew A. Hathaway
Ratcliffe Manor
George C. Bonniwell
Harborton
W. R. Allen
Seaford
William H. Kemp
J. G C. Smith
Flowerfields
Inec
Laurel
Geo. W. Kemp
Bountiful Ridge
A. H. Spies
E. W. Townsend
E. W. Townsend & Sons
Dressler Sails Ireland in Mrs Callahan Role at New Dover
Marie Dressler stars as Mrs Callahan in MGM film adaptation of The Callahans and the Murphys arriving Wednesday and Thursday Sept 14 and 15 at the New Dover Opera. Frances Marion and Kathleen Norris are close friends of the author and co involved. Sally ONeil and Polly Moran share top supporting parts with Lawrence Gray as hero and George Hill directing the comedy romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Callahan
Marie Dressler
Kathleen Norris
Charlie Chaplin
Tillie
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
New Dover Opera House
Norris
Europe
Frances Marion
Miss Dressler
Sally O’neil
Slide
Kelly
Sally Levy
Becky
Lawrence Gray
Gloria Swanson
Polly Moran
Comedienne
Orphans' Court Approves Estate Administrations in Caroline
Caroline County Orphans Court with Judges West Harper and Shawn approved multiple matters. Letters of administration d b n on John R Towers estate granted to J Jerome Frampton with bond and appraisers J Frank Wright and William H Nuttle named. Kenrietta Todd estate first and final accounts filed by J Frank Todd. Ira L Butler estate release from Roland Carter distributed. Various claims examined and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
Peronal
John R. Towers
J. Jerome Frampton
J. Frank Wright
William H. Nuttle
J. Frank Todd
Kenrietta Todd
Robert Butler
Ira L. Butler
Roland Carter
Good House Essentials For Eggs In Winter
Maryland extension poultry specialist W N Rice urges winter egg production plans include well housed flocks protected from cold and sudden weather changes. He recommends a south or southeast facing, large well ventilated house with a front opening, a concrete floor covered with straw, level roosts and a dropping board, and adequate space per bird to prevent crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Rice
University of Maryland Extension Service
Mr. Rice
Why Are They Killing Each Other War Parable On Duty
A dialogue from The Omaha World-Herald presents a wartime playlet in which a father explains to his son that men die for principles often framed by statesmen. The exchange questions right and wrong in war, the role of governments, and why soldiers kill or spare despite shared humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddy
Omaha World-Herald
Safeguard Your Skin by Sylvia Stafford
Sylvia Stafford urges women to protect and groom their skin daily. She warns against sunburn and rough skin, notes summer exposure dangers, and promises that proper care, makeup, and routines keep skin soft and attractive through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Stafford
Local Notes From Salisbury and Surroundings
Queen Anne society news reports Misses Marjorie Sparks and Itelen Eaton returning to Salisbury school on Monday. Miss Roberta Barton came home after visiting Baltimore relatives. Mr and Mrs Edwin Eaton of Ridgely spent the week end in town. A Union Prayer meeting was held Wednesday night in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mason
Ray Mason
Grenlock
New Jersey
Eldorado
Fred Flourders
Baltimore
Mounders
Thomas Jarrell
Washington
Briscoe
Reformed Parsonage
D. W. Simon
Wolman Brothers
Paul Neff
Oak Lane
J. T. Moore
Ladies’ Aid
Church House
John Dean
Jesse Zeigler
Jonathan Harrington
Rufus King
Timoniunt
J. W. Simon
Clinton Nagh
Carrie Wentzel
Allentown
Women's Home Missionary Society
Mary Laird
Church of the Brethren
Stella Matthews
Woman's Missionary Society of
Greensboro
William Harrison
Harrington
L. S. Matthews
Swing Pearsaul
Wilmington
W. E. Habbart
Fairlee
Cambridge
Ridgely
Bridgetown
Ethel Parsons
S. SE. Parsons
Josiah Shaw
Traore de Grace
Trappe
Easton
Harry Daily
Marry Seeny
Maryiel
Prof
McBride
Maryland
Franklin Stayer
East New Market
William Matthews
Smyrna
Del
M. W. Wiley
IL. T. Saulsbury
Beverly
Massachusetts
Charles Hobbs
Ocean City
Detroit
Michigan
The
Reformed Church
Gilbert Hagadone
Hattie
Hazel
Jimmie Lynch
Longwoods
Leland Russell
Kansas City
Rehoboth
Lydia Wilson
Milford
Marjorie Sparks
Itelen Eaton
Salisbury
Roberta Barton
Edwin Eaton
Hillsboro
Lunchbox Variety for School Children
Practical suggestions for nourishing lunches to please growing eaters. Emphasizes varied sandwiches including salad style fillings with vegetables and meats, careful dressing to avoid soggy bread, and portable salad cups. Recommends carrots and apples in small cubes with lettuce and a simple dressing, plus whole wheat crackers with peanut butter or cheese as bread alternatives.
Simple butter cookies recipe with chopped nuts
A short instruction recipe lists one third cup butter one two thirds cup sugar two squares melted chocolate one beaten egg one cup flour half teaspoon baking powder and half cup chopped nuts. Cream butter add ingredients in order then drop batter from a teaspoon onto a buttered pan bake ten minutes in a moderate oven. Nuts may be omitted. Makes about thirty six cookies.
Take No Chances On Rabies Pasteur Treatment
Dr John S Fulton Maryland health director warns a single preventive cures rabies the Pasteur treatment requiring 21 inoculations over 21 days. He notes deaths arise when treatment starts too late and cites 1600 treated since 1898 with under five fatalities. Emphasizes immediate Pasteur care after any dog bite and outlines testing for animals.
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Baltimore
John S. Fulton
State Department of Health
Maryland
Pasteur
State Department of Agriculture
C. W. G. Rohrer
Pasteur Division
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New England
Old England
American Bankers’ Association
Mr. Burton
Dwight W. Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Wall Street
Farm News
Loring M. Black, Jr
Brooklyn
New York
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Queen Anne
Caroline County Bank
T. Clayton Horsey
Ernest G. Cooper
Frances Lee Cooper
Harvey L. Cooper
T. Pliny Fisher
Caroline County
Court House
Anthony’s Mill
Joseph P. Anthony
Carsine Carroll
J. Redden
Robert Anthony
J. Roland Chaffinch
Lenore G. Chaffinch
Leonard F. Covey
Austin
Guernsey
C. Murphy
James Temple
J. A. Beck
Eeeeee
Hammermill Bond
Denton Journal
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Daisy C. Nicolai
Julia May Nicolai
Circuit Court
Equity
Robert Starkey
Andersontown
Hobbs
Annie Ba
L. H. Thomas
Hobbs, Md
Ford
J. Martin
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