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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1928

Page

3

Borah praises Hoover as national leader in a landmark address

Senator Borah lauds Hoover as an exceptional campaign leader with a strong record in agriculture conservation and government simplification. He praises Hoover’s economic leadership during crisis, his readiness to serve, and the electorate’s independence, urging trust in Hoover’s proven ability to guide the nation.

William E. Borah Tha Republican Party Herbert Hoover Hoover

Tariff Policy Highlighted by Hoover Newark Speech

Hoover cites protective tariff as the first policy for security and job growth in a Newark address. He argues tariffs expand employment and shield industry as part of broader economic plans.

Herbert Hoover Newark

Hoover quote on contentment and national unity

The passage cites Herbert Hoover arguing that dissatisfaction among youths undermines national stability and unity. It frames contentment as essential to a stable country and suggests policies to foster it.

Skepticism Grows Over Al Smith Farm Knowledge

Ohio farmer O E Bradfute accuses a New York City bred president of lacking understanding of agricultural problems. He praises Hoover as a strong farm adviser and argues farmers want tangible aid and improvement based on Hoover’s farm program and acceptance speech.

O. E. Bradfute Xenia Ohio Farm Bureau Federation American Farm Bureau Federation Hubert Republican National Committee Bradfute Hoover Mr. Bradfute Secretary of Commerce New York City Bradiate

Summer health tips for avoiding disease germs

Disease germs enter by inhalation ingestion or through skin wounds. In warm weather avoid raw unclean foods and ensure fruits are ripe and undamaged. Thoroughly cook meats and discard old potato salad and picnic foods left out. Keep drinking water clean while flies frequent outdoor meals.

Saying and Warnings on Purity and Moderation

The note emphasizes acting with integrity over political positions, timely action, and prudent eating to avoid uncertain substances and overindulgence. It urges caution in daily choices and health.

Youthful Country First use of the word Australian dated 1824

The earliest instance from 1824 marks the first published inip where the term Australian appears, indicating an early linguistic milestone tied to national identifiers.

All Alike: Mountains and Cities Seen as One

The Atchison Globe notes a proverb that suggests seeing one mountain or city gives the sense of seeing them all, remarking on sameness in landscapes and places.

Atchison Globe

Canaries Popular Americans Bog About L 000 000 Birds

Canary ownership surged as American hobbyists kept birds valued near the million mark. Reports describe steady demand and rising prices driving interest in keeping canaries as pets and show birds.

Canaries

The Sorbonne Founded in Paris by Robert de Sorbon

The Sorbonne in Paris was established in 1253 by Robert de Sorbon as a college of the University of Paris. It grew into a renowned medieval center of learning and scholarship.

Sorbonne University Paris Robert de Sorbon Tap

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