California Fig Syrup a Gentle Aid for Children
Parents praise California Fig Syrup as a pure wholesome concentrated food that helps underweight children eat better gain strength and recover quickly. A Texas mother confirms its gentle bowel effects and long standing reputation guiding buyers to buy the genuine Californian brand for trusted results.
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California
J. G. Moore
Cliff Ave
San Antonio
Texas
Dorothy
Castoria
Lad Recounts Kind Deed At School
A boy tells his mother at bedtime that he did a kind deed by not pulling Mary’s hair when she leaned back in class. He explains Mary’s curls were on his desk and the teacher saw him.
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Mary
Half the road is yours right half instruction
A brief rule states that only the right half of the road is to be used while the left half should not be attempted. The guidance emphasizes maintaining order and safe passage for all travelers.
It Is Worth Going to the Country to Enjoy a Storm
A short editorial promotes escaping city life to observe a storm from the countryside. It frames the experience as refreshing and emotionally restorative, urging readers to seek nature’s dramatic weather.
Dawes Named President of Reconstruction Finance Corp
General Dawes is appointed by President Hoover as president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid banks railroads and other frozen assets. Eugene Meyer will chair the board and Stimson to head the Geneva disarmament delegation while Dawes shifts to finance recovery duties.
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NTO
Charles Gates Dawes
Hoover
Reconstruction Finince Corporation
Dawes
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
State Stimson
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
Europe
Stimson
Washington
Downes
Great Britain
Government Expenditures Drive Tax Debate in Senate
Federation of American Business chief urges reduction of government costs and tax cuts. Senator James B. Watson introduces a memorial citing three causes of higher spending: government competition with private business, new regulatory and social services, and independent boards funded outside treasury. Industrial lawyer James A. Emery warns that diverting funds to public aims delays work and notes total public outlays reach thirteen billion, with only ten billion from immediate taxes and the rest from borrowing.
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Federation ‘of American’ Businness
Chicago
Senate
James B Watson
Indiana
Stoke
Tks
United States Treasury
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
House
Mr. Emery
Nationalist revolt suppression and war news across nations
ORD WILLINGDON locks up Gandhi family members including Mrs Gandhi for six weeks as part of curbs on the independence movement. General Honjo leads Japanese offensives in Manchuria with heavy bombardment as plans for a Manchurian government advance. Widespread Montana briefs cover state projects, oil campaigns, post offices, schools, fairs, and drought relief costs reaching over 1 million dollars.
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Ord Willingdon
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Eneral Honjo
Manchuria
Yentai
Tungling
Ingkow
Japan
Hsuan Tung
Hoover salary cut talk circulates in farm bill debate
During the Agriculture department's $176000 supply bill debate Representative Wood of Indiana urged salary cuts for federal workers. Mr Shannon of Missouri asked if President Hoover would approve a pay cut and about Hoover's fortune. Wood said Hoover has given away money and is not worth $1,000,000, asserting Hoover would cut his own salary if federal salaries are reduced.
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House
Agriculture Department
Representative Wood
Indiana
Shannon
Missouri
Hoover
Mr. Wood
Huey Long Allies Win Louisiana Democratic Primaries
Governor Huey Long’s hand picked slate led by Q. K. Allen wins Louisiana Democratic primaries despite opposition from Long’s relatives backing George Guion. Reported violence and intimidation by Long henchmen contrasted with Senator-elect who dismissed the claims as a quiet election.
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Louisiana
Huey Long
Q. K. Allen
Long
George Guion
Huey
Isalso
Montana Faces Competition From Outside Produce
A study by George L. Knight shows 165% cars of fruits and vegetables entered Montana by motor truck in 1931, with 873 trips on state highways. Washington supply trucks made 636 trips. tax and license collections were minimal while Montana maintained the highways for the flow of outside goods to compete with local growers.
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Missoula
Montana
George L. Knight
Washington
Mr. Knight
Porcupines Destroy Trees in San Juan National Forest
Forest officials report porcupines damaging pinyon and juniper trees in San Juan National Forest. Supervisor Andrew Hutton says the animals strip bark and girdle trees causing top dieback. A campaign against porcupines will be undertaken.
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San Juan National
Iave
Andrew Hutton
Liver and Stomach Trouble Could Not Digest
Mrs. Martha Ulrich of Route 1 suffered months of liver and stomach distress and could not drink water. She bloated, could not digest food, and then used Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets, reporting improvement and recovery.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Pierce
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