Tobacco-How Farm Bill Affects Some With many adverse factors affect ing the outlook for tobacco for 1933
The article discusses how the 1933 agricultural adjustment act may apply to tobacco, noting distinct types and surpluses across dark fire cured, flue cured, cigar tobaccos, and burley. It describes falling domestic and export demand, mounting stockpiles, and planned conferences among producers, manufacturers, and distributors to craft adjustments to stabilize prices and reduce waste.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Department
Burley
Wallace
True story of Cardus aid for Mrs Dunaway of McComb
Mrs H E Dunaway of McComb Mississippi shares her experience with Cardus. She describes severe fatigue back pain and sleepless nights before trying Cardus after a neighbor suggested it. After one dose she began to feel improvements.
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Cardui
H. E. Dunaway
McComb, Miss
Cardus
Lambsburg News updates crops and local notices
The Lambsburg area reports good crop prospects despite dry weather and hopes for rain. Local events include church services by Rev. Codley, weekend picnics, and residents visiting nearby towns. Mail route changes announce Carl Lamb succeeding Sterling Carlan on July 1, with a four year term. Miss Lillian Parks is seriously ill with pneumonia.
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Ethel Blackburn
Coal Creek
Marjorie Bedsaull
Frank Fears
Lynchburg
Chestnut Grove Church
Carl Lamb
Sterling Carlan
Lambsburg
Galax
Carlan
Mr. Lamb
Lillian Parks
Eligibility Rules For A Village Mail Service
A village in the United States must meet several criteria to receive a mail carrier. Population need be at least 1,500 as a prerequisite, with all houses having receptacles, sidewalks paved, streets named, and annual post office receipts at least 5,000 to qualify.
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United States
Bible Like Diamond Torch Shines When Shaken
Anonymous reflection compares the Bible to a diamond and torch, growing brighter when stirred and releasing stronger fragrance when pressed, using vivid natural metaphors.
Jesus Living Again The ResurrectionTeachings
Lesson for June 18 Mark 16 1 20 emphasizes the risen Christ Mary Magdalene and others visit the tomb the angel declares Be not affrighted and foretells Jesus rising Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene and two disciples and the eleven then commissions them to preach the gospel with signs following Christ ascends directing their work to Galilee and beyond
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Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
James
Salome
Mary of Bethany
Nazareth
Fleia
Peter
Galilee
Christ
Mark
Emmaus
Luke
Lord
Christianity as a Person Jesus Inspires Unique Faith
A compact reflection asserts Christianity centers on Jesus as a personal embodiment. It claims Christian faith is uniquely lovable and has achieved more than any other religion.
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Jesus
Isaiah Page on Books and Christian Character
A brief quotation notes that while books may influence men, Christianity in books has long been effective and remains so. The remark attributes ongoing impact to Christian writing and cites Isaac Page as the speaker.
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Isaac Page
Long Hill Sunday school convention set at New Hope Methodist Church
Ararat North Carolina June 12 announces the Long Hill Sunday school convention will be held at New Hope Methodist Church on June 18 with five Sunday schools expected to participate. The memorial service at the local Methodist Church drew a good crowd and featured grave decorations and sermons by Rev J Belton of Banner Town.
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Lambsburge
Lambsburg
Codley
Coal Creek
Ararat
N. C
Long Hill
New Hope Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Mr. Wood
Ohio
Mary Parker
J. W. Moore
A. & Y. Railway
Aarat
Dalton
W. H. Moore
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Jerry Allred
Doc Branch
Mount Airy
J. W. Laster
Cycle
M. Z. Carlan
Clifford
Arthur Beck
Amelia County
Unday School
P B. Fpitzwater
D. D
Meedy Bible Institute of Hivage
Western Newspaper Union
Cruci
Essolene
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Ture
Esselene
Gaso
Esco, Inc
Esso
Essolube
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Colonial Beacon Ol} Company, Inc
J. ©. Belton
Bannertown
Lillian Bryant
Claud E. Flincham
Pilot Mountain
Route 3
Jimmy Mattern
Jury of Progress
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