Vacations and Fashion Mixed With Farm Relief Debate
The writer discusses a personal vacation mood and then shifts to the farm relief bill signed by President Coolidge. The measure promotes cooperative marketing to aid farmers without government takeover, highlighting Illinois Iowa and South Dakota farming struggles and mortgage burdens as motivation.
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88 Big Engineering Projects Under Way
The University of Illinois engineering experiment station conducts 88 major research investigations across fields including ceramic civil electrical mechanical mining municipal sanitary theory and applied mechanics physics railway and industrial chemistry. Of these, 18 receive partial university and external funding.
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Wrong Cleaner Curse Drives Fashion Editor to Change Habits
Martha Allan, a fashion magazine editor, fears a cleaning jinx after a series of odd losses and mix ups. A mistaken pick by a cleaner leads to apology, romance, and a marriage proposal when a suitor offers to handle all her clothes.
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Breeding Improved Apples at Illinois College of Agriculture
University of Illinois College of Agriculture breeders have grown 427 potential new apple varieties from thousands of first generation hybrids. From 10 to 20 acres of each selection have been propagated, with final choices to be named and distributed once fruiting. Breeders aim for better storage, shipping, timing, disease resistance, and market-specific traits.
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Religious Life Flourishes at University Campus
The University of Dutnois shows strong religious growth with camp churches filling weekly. Foundations offer social, educational and cultural activities, while groups such as the Hewanation Methodist and other denominations maintain a visible campus presence.
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Cobra Most Deadly Serpent Inflicts Major Fatalities in India
The cobra de capella of southern Asia is deemed the most deadly venomous serpent. It is exceedingly numerous in India and Ceylon, with bites almost always fatal. In 1928 snakes claimed over 23,000 lives in India, the cobra causing the majority.
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