Missouri River improvement hailed as Senate approves $12 million
The Missouri valley welcomes Senate passage of $12,000,000 for upper Missouri River work from Lions City Iowa to Kansas City Missouri. Supporters, led by Senator Curtis, say the project spurs river navigation, lowers freight costs, and boosts regional prosperity across Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Nebraska
Sioux City
Iowa
Curtis
Senate
Missouri River
Lions City
Towa
Missouri
Middle West
Middle West Prairies
St. Louis
Mississippi
Are You A Man Or A Sheep
A reflective piece contrasts ancient Rome with American ideals, arguing against a “sheep class” and praising universal citizenship. It cites Tacitus and Napoleon to claim Americans educate all children and forge a new national life without class stigma.
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Guizot
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Let Us Drink Our Fill With John Erskine
A fragmented piece argues for intellectual obligation in American history education. It critiques neglect of local and national past, cites misnaming Orange County and nearby districts, and urges practical method through reading to foster informed citizenship.
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John Erskine
Orange County
Wester
Bacon
England’s Farm Problem and the Egg Trade
A British Ministry of Agriculture report notes eggs and bacon are largely imported, with foreign eggs from Latvia to Poland and others displacing native Britons. It urges British hens to boost domestic production while proposing tariff measures to raise costs for imported eggs.
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United States
Railroad taxes spark push to reduce burden on earnings
Railroads threaten tax relief as they report 400 million dollars in annual taxes and September taxes of 37.1 billion, a rise of 11 percent from 1925 while earnings grew only 4.7 percent. Officials argue tax hikes exceed gains and demand relief to align taxes with earnings.
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United States
Pirates and Pirate Gold in Louisiana Marshes
The article portrays a century long quest for pirate Jean Tautfite gold along the southern Louisiana coast near New Orleans. Diggers plow Vermilion Parish shores on Peace Island as Indian mounds are looted, while modern life offers steam heat, streetcars, radios, and cars, yet the lure of gold endures.
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Louisiana
Jean Tuafitte
New Orleans
Belgium
France
Peace Island
Vermilion Parish
Pinchot to wage war in Washington on conservation
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania plans a Washington stay after his Harrisburg term ends to lead a campaign defending the U S Forest Service and nitrates projects. He allies with Senator Norris and Progressives to protect public water resources, oppose Muscle Shoals privatization, and push Giant Power for farmers.
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Muscle Shoala
Alabama
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Norris
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Harrisburg
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Milford
Senate
Philadelphia
P'nchot
Andrew W. Mellon
Ridgebury League Set Friday Meeting At Parish House
Epworth League monthly business and social meeting scheduled for Friday evening at the Parish House in Ridgebury. Various local residents are noted as visitors or travelers, including Mrs L Hitchcock and Mrs Hechock.
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J. R. Schoonmaker
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Drew
York City
V. Treby
Dinner party anecdotes and fashion twists from New York
The Daybook of a New Yorker recounts a P. E. N. club dinner where Hugh Walpole Ford Madox Ford and Osher Sitwell share dinner anecdotes. Walpole recalls a western dinner invitation and a dramatic exit, while Ford relays the spinach story origins and a Philadelphia plate mix up. The piece notes fashion shifts toward formal evening wear and a local baby clinic announcement in Middletown.
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EFL
P. E. N. Club
Hugh Walpole
Ford Madox Ford
Osher Sitwell
Walpole
Sonia
Eleanor
Ford
India
Australa
Philadelphia
Seine Vleman
Sole
Thun
Guy Holts
Lany
Brooklyn
Old Friends and New Bonds Across Time
A reader reflects on enduring friendships versus new ones as life progresses. He notes old friends’ lasting value, yet recognizes many drift away with changing neighborhoods and tastes. New friendships form more easily once maturity settles, and shared interests foster lasting ties through openness and proactive reach.
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Questions and Answers From The Daily Herald Q&A Page
Readers sent in queries about literature history and science. Answers cover Kingsley verse Ethnic naming Israel university enrollments and film actors with biographical details and dates. The exchange also explains French Revolutionary governance star Alpha Centauri and old ten cent paper money values.
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Constituent Assembly
Segistative Assembly
National Convention
Annual Meeting at Methodist Church Names New Officers
Reeya Makutn was reelected superintendent at the Methodist Church annual meeting held at Mrs Hattie Makuen’s home. New officers include Irving Ackermay assistant superintendent, Marjorie Green secretary, Miriam Dur assistant secretary, Hattie Makuen treasurer, Wilm Yer assistant treasurer, Alice Yerh librarian, Reeva Makuer memorial superintendent, A B Doremus temperance, Audrey Doremus children’s roll, with refreshments served. The board approved awards for Sunday school attendance for the coming year.
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Mies Alice Yerh
Reeva Makuer
Mirlonry Guperirn
Doremus
Hattie Makuen
Audrey’ Doremus
Retrouhthénty
Heads Game Club Sees Large Turnout at Newburgh Meeting
The Shaetek growing magna pleas and John Rothery led the group in Newburgh, with dental wae Ovanes and tobe Pik among attendees. The association now counts over 400 members and discussed growing interest at the May gathering.
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Magna Pleas
John Rothery
Dental Wae Ovanes
Tobe Pik
Pirates
Tale Newbergh
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