Tariff bill debate strains GOP on farm protection
The piece discusses the pending Senate tariff bill, arguing it would raise all schedules and push agriculture toward parity with other industries. It critiques potential cost increases, favors targeted protection for farmers, and questions how any new revenue would be distributed between farmers and protected industries.
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Hoover Faces Real Test as Tariff Clash Looms
The passage notes President Hoover’s mastery of tariff politics and suggests a fierce clash with Congress. It frames the tariff struggle as a decisive, public confrontation where citizens will watch how he fights when in dead earnest.
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Congress
Wish in the National Parks boosts fishing and stock plans
The Department of Interior and Commerce will assign a fish culturist to supervise park fish culture and stocking in Yellowstone, Glacier and other parks. The plan, funded after the 1930 fiscal year, covers summer field work and winter hatchery operations, with studies on park waters, native and exotic species, and permanent management plans.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
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Safely Canning Nonacid Foods Advice From USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture urges pressure canning for nonacid foods like asparagus beans corn peas beets spinach meats and fish. Researchers note boiling water processing is unsafe and emphasize a thermometer and gauge on a pressure cooker. The USDA warning ends with a firm call to use proper pressure cooking to avoid spoilage and risk.
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New York Today Health Institute Makes Man Over Fast
A New York health institute at The Roosevelt offers a quick revitalizing routine for fatigued men and women. Fifteen minutes of exercise, steaming, salt and alcohol rub, and a chlorine pool leave patrons energized, reportedly transforming dull days into lively, sprightly moods.
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