Winter relief cost rises as New Deal policy looms
Washington faces higher monthly relief costs as winter nears. Harry Hopkins notes the average cost to support a four person family on public relief is 23.09 dollars, with regional variations. The piece explores potential increases, efficiency concerns, and the political/legal backdrop shaping New Deal programs and Supreme Court reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Pabllo Agates
Hassys
Hopkins
Sam
Relief Administration
Condita
Mans
Can
Audi
Supreme Court of the United States
New New Deal
High Court
Supreme Court
Astuta
NRA
Corn in Silage Boosts Feed Efficiency Across Farms
Prepared by the States Department of Derechesten Gerviau the article explains that silage from a single acre of corn can yield 60 percent more cattle feed than the same acre fed as fodder. It details silage benefits, preparation, water addition for mature crops, ear removal considerations, and protein supplementation for cattle diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Department of Derechesten Gerviau
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
A. T. Semple
United States
Department of Agriculture
Eays
Drouth Proves Value of New Milo Variety
Plant breeders testing milo disease resistance at the Dalhart Texas station observed a drought tolerant line. The Garden City sub station variety survived severe drought and stayed green while surrounding crops suffered. Researchers credit true disease resistance and the seedling's efficient use of residual soil moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Dry-Land
United States Department of Agriculture
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
Bureau of Plant Industry
Dalhart Station
Garden City
Kos
New Wheat Varieties Show Rust Resistance at Manitoba College
The Manitoba agricultural college reports many new rust resistant wheat varieties. Further tests for milling and commercial quality are underway before final endings are published. An agricultural college test shows barley is as nutritious as imported carp for poultry feed, benefiting farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Agricultural notes and global crop notes from 1983
The text reports Missouri tax delinquencies rising in 1983 and notes new maple processing methods yielding stronger flavors. It mentions Russia testing soybeans for food use, over 200000 trees destroyed in an international citrus canker campaign, and record tobacco production in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Fexng Gulf
Snow View motif bedspread crochet pattern from book No 27
A crochet motif spread article highlights making individual motifs to assemble into a bedspread. It notes the Snow View motif shown in the illustration and explains warp measurements, motif counts per pound, and uses for curtains pillows and chair backs. Readers are invited to write for book No 27 or book No 20 from Home Craft Company Department B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberspread
Homa Craft Company
Dept
Faithful Daughter-Wil Harry Love Me When We Are Married
Dialogue fragment shows a quirky exchange about marriage and affection. Father remarks he is crazy about married women while a character muses on peace and the trouble of reaching it, highlighting a humorous, tension filled humor tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Harry
Mareiodt
Economy in Wise Use of Dye Pot
The article advises economical dyeing for fall to winter renovations, detailing preparation, dye selection, and methods. It covers using cheap white fabrics, testing swatches, avoiding damage to garments, and proper handling from dye pot to drying, with practical tips on measuring dye, drying curtains, and preventing color transfer. It emphasizes care, ventilation, and patience in amateur dye projects.
Fragments Report Odd Scene in Quiet Domestic Log Room
An unclear fragment describes a woman re-dipping a fly while others observe a dark drapery scene. The text references a Doll Syndicate and mentions Tron and a writer, but the meaning is obscured and no coherent event is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll Syndicate
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for precise dosing and adjustable effect. They claim liquids regulate to individual needs, do not require double doses, and are gentler on kidneys. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as a safe, approved option for all ages, including children.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosa
Wie
Consin
la Wisconsin
Ollette
Progressive Party
LaVollettes
John M. Callahan
Senate
Wisconsin
John B. Chappelle
John J. Blaine
Callahan
Alfred B. Smith
Wiacon- 0
Baye
5Oogerelt
South
Ku-Klux Kldn
Ggorthe
Obgerya- Jenda
Russia
Ching
Ty-Fve
Rej Ae
Nerves
Mel
Johnson Gove
Ade
General Foods
FREE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!