Farm relief to dominate fight in Congress session
Supporters of the McNary Haugen bill and its opponents brace for a major clash as farm relief dominates the agenda. President Coolidge’s message proposes a Federal Farm Board and a revolving fund, while McNary and Haugen press to graft the vetoed bill into his plan, setting the stage for a heated battle over price supports and cooperatives.
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Robert Fuller
Congress
Coolidge
Federal Farm Board
Senator McNary
Agricultural Committee
McNary
National Grange
Haugen
Iowa
Deficient Youths Aimed for Progressive Custodial Care
A fragment discusses youths with mental ages between seven and twelve years, noted as subnormal in mental capacity. It mentions custodial care arrangements and references average expectations, with unclear details on placement or treatment programs.
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Sears Merens
Time for Thought Ap Says Ceasefire Agreement Reaches Defense
A ceasefire agreement halts military actions by the belligerents for an agreed period. Both sides suspend operations and must notify the other if they intend to resume, to avoid violations of the terms. The duration remains unsettled, pending formal acceptance.
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Ap Ourmistres
Tiotuet
Cardinals Red Hats and the Symbol of Submission
The Red Hat tradition traces to Pope Paul II who ordered secular priests to wear the head gear as regular cardinal attire. The red hat later became the emblem of all cardinals symbolizing willingness to shed blood for the Savior.
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Paul II
New Method Unrolls Ancient Egyptian Feather Roll
A fragile Egyptian papyrus feather roll, previously unreadable, has been unrolled using a newly devised softening process. The technique allows scholars to read the inscribed mathematical text for the first time, preserving the artifact while revealing its contents.
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Rhine
Royal Traders and the Bible Verse on Tyre Merchants
A historical note links the phrase merchant princes to Isaiah 23 8 stating Tyre’s crown and its merchants were rulers among merchants and traffickers considered honorable on earth. The source frames a view of commerce and power grounded in biblical language.
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Tyre
Snyelty
Suspicious Are Unhappy If You Trust Too Easily
Fragmentary note suggests caution about trust and faith in others, advising some deception may occur but mistrusting everyone leads to unhappiness. The text presents a philosophical view on skepticism and social interaction.
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Tife
Thought for Today The best teachers of humanity
A brief thought attributes moral guidance to the lives of great men as preached by CHH Fowler, urging reflection on role models shaping character.
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Immanity
Chh Fowler
New Spark Plus Is Money Saver
Exhaustive tests by automotive engineers show installing a complete new set of spark plugs every 10 000 miles or at least once a year saves money on oil and gasoline and restores engine power. Worn plugs cause leaking current and poorer combustion, leading to higher repair costs and reduced performance.
Proper Steering Keeps Skids From Bad Brakes
Elusive skids are not fixed by brakes alone but by steering. Experienced drivers avoid rapid steering, apply careful direction changes, and ease brakes. When a skid begins, steer toward the skid and release the brakes to regain control.
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Blake
Put on Your Chains Advice to Autoists
Charles E. Hill of the National Safety council urges motorists to use tire chains after purchase. He says many neglect them out of laziness or difficulty, noting chains are quick to apply and can be done by children. demonstrations show how to drape and fasten them as a car moves, allowing slight loosening to creep on.
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Charles E. Hill
National Safety Council
Mr. Hill
Safety Institution
Auto racers refuse to race with French woman
Mile Mozette, a petite French driver who gave up opera singing, sees male drivers refuse to compete against her. She faces a blocked path as she pursues racing, highlighting gender barriers in the sport.
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Mile Mozette
Jean la Costa
Los Angeles
Mlle. Mozette
Must Prove Innocence The French automobilist case policy
The court of cessation in a test case laid down a principle for automobile jurisprudence. Previously the burden was on the injured party to prove the driver at fault. The new rule shifts the burden, as the driver may be presumed guilty until innocence is proven.
Automobile Notes on Driver Error and Safety Advice
The piece discusses common causes of auto accidents tied to driver error and terminology like wrist pin and piston pin. It notes ruts at hill bottoms to slow speeds, urges safer driving, and mentions rental tests and National Conference on Streets and Highways efforts. It also hints the sports editor should cover auto casualties under a section title.
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Committee On the
National
Conference On Streets and
Fern Lansbery and Leo Stewart Wedding Report
Wedding news notes Fern Lansbery of Hazel Dell and Leo Stewart of Oilfield wed on Thanksgiving at Liberty church west of Westfield with Rev. D. H. Suhm officiating. Other items include property moves by Ralph Terrell, a paralyitic stroke for George McDaniels, Nina Walters visiting Casey, and Kate Holmes buying the Holmes residence while Bud Sweeney bought the Moore place in Richmond.
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Fern Lansbery
Hazel Dell
Leo Stewart
Oilfield
Liberty
Nina Walters
Watts & Co
Casey
C. R. Walters
Kate Holmes
Holmes
Dr. Hinkley
Bud” Sweeney
Moore Place
Richmond
Local Social Notes From Martinsville Club Meeting
Mrs C B Low hosted the T A Club with a four o clock plate luncheon. Attendees included Mesdames Chas Morgan Taggart Vern Moore A Moore Harry Mauk Carl Beachout Robi Patterson Homer Johnson W F Bertschinger Harry Newman W M Rogers Oscar Miller Harry Cooper and Jennie McNary plus Misses Margaret Moore Ola Mae Taggart Thelma Morgan Freda Marjorie Johnson Mary Lucille Low Frances Nell Beachout.
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C. B. Low
T .A. Club
Mesdames Chas. Morgan
Chas. Taggart
Vern Moore
A.moore
Harry Mauk
Carl Beachout
Robi. Patterson
Homer Johnson
W. F. Bertschinger
Harry Newman
W. M. Rogers
Oscar Miller
Harry Cooper
Jennie McNary
Margaret Moore
Ola Mae Taggart
Thelma
Jewelry Store Robbed in Casey Watched Christmas Display
C Y Coleman jewelry store in Casey was robbed Wednesday night after the window was broken. Watches and other Christmas display items valued around 600 dollars were taken. Mrs Reinoehl and Mr Markwell families were mentioned in the surrounding notices. John P Williams and Clarence H were listed among local names.
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C. Y. Coleman
Coleman
H. C. Reinoehl
Sarasota
Fla
C. H. Markwell and Sons
L. C. Markwell
Ashmore
Ill
John P. Williams
Clarence H
Funeral travelers from several states visit for Brooks rites
Gilmore and Mrs. Cora Lamb attended the funeral of James M. Brooks in Indianapolis. Robert E. Lee of Fort Worth Texas had been on business in Seminole Tulsa and Peoria and arrived Saturday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Ross Lee.
Health Champions Named From 4 H Club Contest
Marie Antrim of Kingman Kansas and J Fred Christensen of Blanchard Iowa were named America's health champions in the 4 H club contest tied to the International Live Stock exposition in Chicago. Antrim scored 99.15 of 100 and Christensen 99 of 100. Antrim stands five feet five and a quarter inches and weighs 125 pounds while Christensen is five feet ten and weighs 152 pounds.
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Marie Antrim
Kingman
Kan
J. Fred Christensen
Blanchard
Chicago
Antrip
Christensen
Hello and its Rise in Literary Use since 1880
The text notes that the greeting hello evolved from the word thello variations in use since 1600 and gradually replaced them, entering literary usage around 1880. It traces its linguistic shift from earlier forms to a standard salutation in prose and poetry.
Spinach Variety Grows Quickly in Summer Heat
New Zealand spinach is an annual vine with thick leaves and luxuriant growth in hot weather. The tips are eaten when young and tender, and the plant provides a spinach like green during warm seasons.
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New Zealand
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Cardinals
Father Ribaud
Father Riboud
Bukit Martajam
Wellesleey
Penang
Malaysia
Automobile
National Safet Council
United States
Westfield
Westfield Review
Martinsville
Martinsville Planet
Casey Banner
Valet AutoStrop
AutoStrop Safety Razor Co
First Ave
New York, N.Y
Charles F. Wesser
Charles. F.weaser
Clark
Thnils
Clark County
Marshall
A. D
Robert C. Maurer
the Herald
Illinois
Marshall Battery
RADIO
Gadie Eaker
Model
Machlan’s
Marshall, I
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