Litery Digest Is Again Unfair On Compensation
A November 27, 1923 letter to the Literary Digest blasts the magazine for bias in its November 24 discussion on veteran compensation. It accuses the editorial page of dodging quotes, favoring anti‑economic justice papers, and aligning with Harding and Mellon while criticizing Borah and Daniels. The writer argues the issue should favor 22,000 millionaires' tax cuts versus 6,000,000 soldiers and families owed debt.
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Literary Digest
New York City
Ant-Economic Justice
MclAdoo
Tim India
Hiram Johnson
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
William J. Borah
Rochester Herald
Chicago Tribune
Hearst Dewnpapers
Cmaaleg
Roche Herald
Mary Thonby
Harding
Coolidge
Mellon
Borah
Bob Lafollette
Daniels
John Thomas Taylor
American Legion Legislative Committee
Mr. Mellon
Nou
Andrew
Metton
Frank P.M
Jawa Legionaire
Farm home standards outlined by Town State College dean
Anna Richardson, dean of home economics at Town State College, argues the farm home should be the choicest place to live yet stresses the need to set standards first. She describes a productive, healthful home with modern conveniences, beauty, and sanitation, including a washing machine, high sink, carpet sweeper, bath, good lighting, and sunshine, along with adequate food and family education responsibilities.
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Anna KB. Richardson
Town State College
Richardson Gays Farm
Ames
Standardized township farm bureaus set goal and rules
The article outlines a standardized framework for township farm bureaus including member requirements, officer structure, annual meeting minimums, project-related programs, records, and publications. It emphasizes improving social and spiritual life alongside agricultural aims and stresses honest tax practices.
Birds Are Farmers Friends on Christmas Bird Census
A nationwide Christmas bird count organized by Bird Love magazine records species and individuals. In Ames last year Dr J Guthrie of Town State College tallied 18 species and 200 birds, noting English sparrows harm crops while others like Junco and tree sparrows eat weed seeds.
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United States
Fielda and
Woods
Bird Love
Ames
J. &. Guthrie
Guthivie
Towa
Nile
Guthrg
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