Congress wanes as Taft era debates unfold
Historian Charles M. Lurie notes the second Taft era Congress has lingered over administration measures like the Interstate Commerce Act, postal savings, and land resources, while standout moments include Senator Cummins speeches and Speaker Cannon’s remarks on press coverage. The piece highlights public interest in Washington proceedings and the mix of notable actions and routine hearings.
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Washington
How Quails Help The Farmer In Weed Control
Prof Benedict discusses quails as natural weed destroyers that reduce crop loss by feeding on weed seeds. He notes potential countrywide impact on food prices and farm products, with a sample showing quails can consume large seed quantities, potentially lowering weed populations and aiding crop yields.
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