North Carolina crop prospects turn favorable in June report
North Carolina agricultural officials report improved crop conditions across the state. Wheat and oats show better yields after a poor spring start, Irish potatoes promise a bumper crop, and pastures, hay, and fruit crops are above average with strong rainfall and cool temperatures supporting grass growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Piedmont
Wies
Democrats Call for Exposing Republican Corruption
A fiery speech condemns Republican leaders for scandals in national and state governments, cites Roosevelt and Coolidge era abuses, and urges unity among Democrats to oust corrupt officials and restore honest governance. It praises Democratic leadership and wartime achievements while urging farmers, workers, and citizens to unite Against corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illlinois
Indiana
Atlanta
North Carolina
A. W. McLean
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Outlook
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Fountain of Justice
Daugherty
Walsh
Coolidge
Senate
Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Miller
Fall
Kipling
Washington
Nation
Mellon
Wall Street
America
Uet
Wilson
Lincoln
Harding
Monticello
Hermitage
Teapot Dome
Green House
K St
Denby
Navy
Wilbur
Daniels
Middle West
S. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
France
American Legion
Confederacy
Davis
Vance
Ack
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Kitchen
Ways and Means
Simmons
Carolina Hymn Inspires City Flyer Message
A city flyer features phrases praising Carolina and a call for unity in democracy. The message invokes blessing on the state and promises to protect and defend the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Bees to wage war on codling moth in Colorado orchards
Laboritory produced bees to attack codling moth eggs. Parasitic bees to be released at 250000 to 500000 daily after May 15 across Colorado orchard country. Life cycle eight days under proper temperature. efforts aim to mobilize millions from Colorado Agricultural College lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emy
Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College
William P. Vetter
State Entomological Department
Washingtonian Ideals Cure for Country's Ills
Father Hubert of the Passionist Monastery in Springfield argues that the nation should adopt the ideals of Washington Hamilton Adams and Hancock rather than seek external cures. He warns America’s danger lies within its own borders as people tout cure alls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Springfield
Mass
Washington
Hamilton
Adams
Hancock
Hubert
America
Father Hubert
Principles of Philadelphia Founders Echoed in Framing
A brief editorial urges Americans to return to the ideas of the pair of men who gathered in Philadelphia to craft the Constitution. The piece emphasizes enduring principles guiding the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
GRUP
Aubrey Brooks
Publican National
Sinclair
Reed
Smith
Ware
Jackson
Miss
Fort Collins
Colo
Clark
Clarks
Clarence Badger
Paramount
Lux
Hollywood
Renee Adobee
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Billie Dove
First National
Bebe Daniels
Piquant Paramount
Dan&h
Janet Gaynor
Fox Films
Greta Nissen