Germany's land division and plan challenge world policy
The article surveys Germany's land division and farming plan, projecting government control over estate size, inheritance, planting, and markets. It notes the 1 percent land tax, mortgage handling through bonds, and limits on farm sales, with implications for German politics and global reaction. It also touches Upton Sinclair, California politics, and the broader naval and economic issues shaping Roosevelt's New Deal strategies.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
America
Blindenburg
Rentenbank
Upton Sinclair
New Deal
California
Calfornia
Golden Gite
Wuashifteton
Roosevelt
Siv
John Smith
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Cone
Sinclair
Maryland
Prince George's County
Mourner the Dove Digestion Lesson in a Gravel Pit
In a rural tale Peter Stabbit spots Mourner the Dove at Farmer Brown’s gravel pit while Mourner gathers pebbles for digestion. Mourner explains his gizzard works with swallowed gravel to grind food, a quirky morning observation framed in a gentle children’s fable voice. The piece ends with a dessert recipe note from the Western Newspaper Union.
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Fiarmer Brown
Green Meadows
Peter Stabbit
Farmer Brown
Peter
Dove
Welcome Robin
Farmer Brown's
T.W. Burgess
WNN Service
Campus outfit description with plaid skirt and velvet jacket
A coordinated ensemble features a brown, green and beige plaid skirt paired with a dark brown cut velvet jacket. A green jersey turtleneck blouse completes the look.
Mr Wynn Letters on Teeth Shoes and Rights
A humorous Q and A column features letters to Mr Wynn about Hindustan teeth cults footwear fit, months only love, women's equal rights, light sources moon versus sun, and crickets making music, with witty, cautious replies from the service.
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Mr. Wynn
Denar
I. C. A. Conspiracy
Tronemer
John Bull as a Symbol in Early 18th Century Satire
The text notes John Bull as a personified figure for Great Britain, referencing a 1712 political satire by Dr. A buthnot, noting his bow and symbolic role. It highlights the era’s use of national personifications in satirical works.
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Sam
United States
John Bull
Great Britain
Dr. A Buthnot
Seasonal light desserts highlight late summer fruits
This piece surveys simple fruit based desserts ideal for the season. It notes chilled fruits served with garnish and dainty presentation. A fruit Charlotte recipe appears with gelatin and milk steps for a light dessert option.
Little Dutchman Love Ends in Tender Nickname
A wife receives affectionate endearment from her husband as he calls her his Little Dutchman. The poem centers on a loving couple in a humble home where the husband praises her quiet virtues and lamplight highlights her hair. The repeated phrase marks their intimate bond.
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Hig
Ihe
WNU
Witty Kitty by Nina Wilcox Putnam
A short feature notes a witty kitty and comments on people taking good advice with a dash of humor. The piece cites Nina Wilcox Putnam and a WNU Service style credit.
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Kitty
Nina Wilcox Putnam
WNU
Girligigs Nostalgia Sparks Laughs Over Gay Nineties
In a light column Minnie reflects on the era's charm and contrasts chorus girls with piano movers, noting their similar sizes and the humor of bygone fashions and amusements. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Minnie
Bell Syndicate
WNU
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