Hoover defies senate over power board nominations
President Hoover stands firm against Senate demands to rescind nominations of three power commissioners, citing executive-branch prerogatives and a legal opinion from Attorney General A. Mitchell. The Senate previously voted 86 to 23 to place the names on executive calendar, while critics threaten salary actions and further battles over control of grain and drought relief funding.
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Power Board
Red Cross
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George Owls Smith
Mareet Gars Baul
Claude L. Deaper
Benate
Arittchell
Hoover
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Bread wins first prize at DeWitt County Institute
December judging at Clinton's DeWitt County Farmer's Institute awarded top honors to a loaf of white bread in the Bread, Cakes or Pastries category. The feature promotes Gop MEDAL Kitchen-tested Flour, claimed to deliver uniform results and widespread use among women bakers.
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DeWitt County
Meteor or meteorite fall turns out to be dropped wrench
A farmer near Perkaste, thirty miles from Philadelphia, reported a roar and dust as something struck the ground. Samuel G. Gordon of the Academy of Natural Sciences investigated and confirmed the object was not a meteorite but a wrench dropped from an airplane at high altitude. An unrelated note jokes about an English author and Arab attire.
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United States
John Girton Payne
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Perkaste
Philadelphia
Samuel G. Gordon
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Academy of Natural Sciences
Mothers Learn Uses of Magnesia for Expectant Mothers
Mothers learn that Philips Milk of Magnesia eases nausea and heartburn during pregnancy and helps digestion and regularity. It notes the product is safer than lime water for neutralizing cow’s milk for infant feeding and endorses the genuine product by physicians for 50 years with 26¢ and 500 bottle sizes available.
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Magnésia
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Bluing Production and Distribution in 18 Establishments
Bluing, despite its name, was used to whiten clothing and was produced in 18 establishments generating 1 848 000 dollars in output. A century-old house to house selling method declined sharply last year, with few sales by this method.
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