Hoover Denounces Export Debenture Plan
President Hoover denounces the export debenture plan as harmful to American farmers in a letter to Senator McNary. The letter, in response to a committee request, influences the Senate Agriculture Committee as it weighs whether to keep or drop the debenture provision from the farm relief bill.
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Hoover Opposes Debenture Plan in Farm Bill Debate
President Hoover criticized the debenture provision in the farm bill, calling it a potential government subsidy that could cost over 200 million dollars annually and fail to help farmers or consumers. He warned the plan might boost export prices and trigger overproduction, undermining its aims. The plan, sponsored by the National Grange, seeks to issue debentures to merchants exporting farm products.
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Don’t fool with indigestion and its serious results
An old advertisement promotes Dr Siegert s Angostura as a century old medicine to aid digestion. It claims relief from cramps headaches dizziness and sleeplessness by increasing gastric and other digestive juice flow when taken before meals. Thousands are said to have benefited.
Melville E Stone Honored by Associated Press Members
Resolutions mark the death of Melville E Stone, longtime AP general manager and defender of press independence. Frank B. Noyes presided at a Washington luncheon where President Hoover received tributes to Stone's leadership and vision for a unified, service minded press.
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Stunt Flying Blamed For San Diego Air Disaster
San Diego authorities blamed Lieut. Howard Keefer for a mid air collision that killed six, including Keefer, after he stunted near an airliner of Maddux Air Lines. The liner carried five passengers, all casualties, and the crash unfolded as observers watched the two planes tumble into a canyon and catch fire.
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Press urged reform of law enforcement and swift justice
President Hoover urged rebuilding law enforcement and judiciary to curb crime. He called for more courage in enforcing laws, better jury selection, faster justice, and balanced press coverage. At the Waldorf Astoria luncheon, Hoover spoke to Associated Press publishers amid the AP and ANPA meetings.
Negro Shot While Attempting Robbery of Local Grocery
An unidentified Black man was shot by Bob White, owner of the Buey and White grocery on Hoover Street, as he and a companion tried to force entry with a crowbar. The injured man fled toward Leonard Street School, where he sought aid after the crime was detected. police found no arrests.
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Warrants Issued in Mechanicsville Whisky Case
Police seize 14 gallons of whisky found in a backyard trap at the Hedgecock home on Winston-Salem road. Two warrants issued for Everett Hedgecock of Mechanicsville, one for possession and one for sale of whisky.
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Recital at High Point College Thursday Night
The voice and piano students of Ernest B. Stimson will perform in Roberts Hall at High Point College Thursday at 8 o'clock. The program features Alma Andrews, Eleanor Stephens, Mary Ann Childress, Lorain(e) Cox, Anzelette Prevost, Marvin Cloer, Elizabeth Nicholson, Mrs. John Walk er Jr, Betsy Durland, Edna Nicholson, Vera Smith, Winifred Bodie, Mrs. John Whitesell, Margaret Curry, Kath wbey Teague, H E Jones, Mrs J H Allred, Dorothy Hoskins, Elizabeth Welch, Anne Robins and others in a varied piano and vocal lineup with works by Mozart, Heller, Martin, Wright, Flotow, Massenet, Bohm and more.
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Prescription that became world’s top laxative in 1892
In 1875 Dr Caldwell rejected harsh purges and created a mild liquid laxative for his patients. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, released in 1892, became the world’s best selling liquid laxative used for head headaches biliousness indigestion loss of appetite and sleep issues.
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Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Shipping Wide Appeal
The advertisement notes millions rely on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for family use and emergencies. It emphasizes mothers buy for themselves and children, with value for elderly people, and claims availability at all drug stores.
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