Food prices rise and political fight over AAA power grows
The piece argues that projected food price increases hit urban unemployed hardest, fueling debate over the Agricultural Adjustment Act and calls for tighter control under Secretary Wallace. It notes Tugwell era proposals, potential licensing of processors and retailers, and Garner’s rising influence while stressing political risks to New Deal price management.
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Washington
Walter Aaa Lace
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Agriculture
Congress
Tugwell
Byrd
Dem
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Baltimore
Newcastle
Middle West
Western Newspaper Union
Greatness and Humility Quote by Charles Spurgeon
The speaker argues that true greatness starts with humility not as doubt but as a clear understanding of one’s capabilities in relation to the world. It emphasizes balancing action and speech with the broader context.
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Garner __ Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Garner
United States
Mr. Garner
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Paul
Jesus
Charles Spurgeon
Simoniz
Pretty work in Maltese crochet collar example
An article explains Maltese crochet using a hairpin and crochet hook to create swift, varied pieces from cotton to linen. It highlights scarf edges insertions and a white Shetland wool collar with sizes and pricing for hairpins and instruction mailings from Home Craft Co. in St Louis Mo.
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Address Home Craft CO
Dept. B
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Quote on faith and virtue from Dr. J. F. Clarke
A reflective line extols faith and virtue, praising acts of devotion to truth and mercy as paths to a constant divine goodness. The excerpt emphasizes noble deeds as guidance toward steadfast belief.
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J. F. Clarke
Try It Yourself Philosophy of Coleridge on Christianity
The text argues Coleridge’s proof of Christianity rests on the simple directive to try the faith personally. It emphasizes experiential verification through personal trial of beliefs.
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Coleridge
Surgical Care for Birds and Beasts Captures Public Attention
Pearsons Weekly reports on advances in veterinary surgery with examples from Europe and America. A Scottish sheep arrives in Liverpool with an artificial hind leg. Sam the sheepdog receives a wooden hind limb. a paralyzed dog uses a wheeled cart. Birds and other animals receive prosthetics and dental work as community funds cover treatments.
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Highlands
Scotland
Liverpool
Sam
Oran
Algeria
Good Reading Matters for the Child to Decide
Josette Frank argues parents misjudge what makes good reading for children. She says there are no universal best books, only best fits for each child, and that parental taste evolves with time. Allow access to a wide world of books and let the child choose.
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Parents’ Magazine
Josette Frank
Miss Frank
Child Study Association
Jane
Gulliver
Frank
Five Men Begin Waterloo Station Glass Roof Cleaning
Five workers started an annual task to wash the Waterloo railway station glass roof. The job spans three months to clean 22 400 square feet of glass area, about 18 acres in total.
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London
Waterloo
Cactoblastis Memorial Hall Planned at Boonarga
A memorial hall will be erected at Boonarga Australia named the Cactoblastis Memorial hall to honor the caterpillar that cleared prickly pear infestations and helped transform vast tracts of waste ground into productive agricultural land.
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Boonarga
Australia
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Ad Promotes Health
A brief ad urges readers to use Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets to regulate liver bowels and stomach. The message touts clean health benefits in a concise promotional line.
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Dr. Pierce
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