Rumors About Roosevelts Health Prompt Planned Pacific Tour
The article discusses rumors about President Roosevelt health and his plan to tour the United States after Congress adjourns. It notes his public demonstrations of fitness, possible trips to the Pacific coast, and further travels later in the year. It mentions efforts to reduce federal deficits and changes to relief and public works programs under the New Deal.
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Georgia
Muscle Shoals
Norris Dam
Chaetemna
Hyde Park
N. Y
Treasury
Hopkins
Ickes
Mississippi Valley
National Resources Board
PWA
New Deal Laws and the Courts
A summary of how New Deal legislation faced swift court scrutiny with 15 of about 17 major cases decided against the administration. Key rulings include striking down NRA structure and limiting executive power, with gold clause cases upheld in part and various federal and state challenges to program authority noted. The era’s judicial trend signals further consolidation of constitutional limits on New Deal actions and agency programs.
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Louisville
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Cincinnati
New Deal on Court Test After May Supreme Court Rulings
Western Newspaper Union reports that in May the Supreme Court struck down key New Deal programs. It upheld government controls in some cases and voided NRA sections, rail retirement, and other codes, signaling major constitutional limits on federal power and shaping 1936 platform rhetoric.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
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United States
Supreme: Court
Charles A. [Eard
Supreme Court
Congress
Western Newspaper Union
Humid Air Egg Cooling System Boosts Grade
An Ohio poultryman promotes a humid air cooling method for eggs. A damp burlap wick conducts a down draft over a cooling rack, with water-treated burlap to curb mold. Wooster Egg Auction data show grade improvements from 32 percent U S Extras and 68 percent U S Standards to 68 percent U S Specials and 32 percent U S Extras.
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Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio
Wooster
U. S
Vaccinate Chicks Early Says Poultry Expert Beaudette
Dr F R Beaudette of Rutgers University recommends vaccinating chicks for infectious laryngotracheitis commonly called bronchitis after six weeks. He notes dual vaccination with pox and bronchitis is convenient and suggests completing pox vaccination before three months if possible.
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F. R. Beaudette
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
Quality of Egg Shell That
A Wallaces Farmer writer notes shell strength and texture depend on hen feed. The ration must supply mineral matter including lime for shell formation. Lime should be 2 to 4 percent and phosphorus 0.5 to 1.2 percent, aiming for about twice as much lime as phosphorus.
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Wallaces
Water as Key Food for Chickens Warns Breeder
A White Leghorn breeder warns that water is the cheapest food for chickens and must be constant and fresh. Dry watering troughs hit production hardest, more than empty mash hoppers, and removing water quickly ends a hen’s production.
Poultry Demand Up, Prices Rise. Extension Agent Urges Flock Care
G W Knox Jr extension poultry man at Arkansas Univ urges farmers to keep normal flocks as pork and beef shortages lift meat prices. He says poultrymen profit by growing their own feed and recommends one bushel of grain per hen and at least half a bushel per growing chick.
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Siys G.W. Knox, Jr
Extension Poultryman
Arkansas University, College. of Agriculture
Cobs for Chick Litter Prove Useful in Brooder Experiments
Town State college reports corn cobs as effective chick litter. Fresh clean cobs absorbent and easy to handle, spread about two inches deep on brooder floors. Do not reuse cobs from feed lots due to disease risk.
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Town State College
Crochet Edgings in Demand Promotes Pattern Book
Crochet edgings and insertions are widely used on pillow cases towels table runners dresser sets aprons gowns kiddie dresses handkerchiefs curtains bed spreads and more. Book No. 26 offers 72 full size illustrations with instructions for edgings insertions and medallions and a helpful guide on thread size. Home Craft Company invites readers to order through its crochet department at 19th and St Louis Ave St Louis MO with a stamped self addressed envelope for information.
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Home Craft Company
St. Louis Avenue
St Louis
Alpine Herdsmen's Evening Prayer Call Tradition
In Swiss mountains a custom begins at sunset when the top herdsman sounds a horn and loudly praises God. The call passes down the slope as neighbors respond, and after a quarter hour of prayer each herdsman kneels by his flock. Night falls with a final shout of good night.
Pleasant Milnesia Wafer Health Elimination Aid
An adette advertises Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant quick method to relieve acidity gas headaches and bloating. It claims the wafers provide effective bowel relief with no griping and include dosage directions on the bottle. The product is said to equal a tablespoon of liquid milk magnesia and is available in bottles or tins for 60 cents.
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