Packers Surrender Aimed at Halting Meat Monopoly
The Courier Journal notes Attorney General Palmer calls the packers surrender a potential victory over high prices. It cautions about possible limits on real price relief and warns a broader monopoly in meat and related industries could still loom. The article questions whether prices will fall and stresses the precedent that no private group should control the American food table.
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Department of Justice
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Courier- Journal
Cucumber Juice Used as Skin Lotion in Egypt
In Cairo and Alexandria cucumbers are valued and widely consumed. The text notes they are grown to perfection and enjoyed by locals. It adds that women particularly favor cucumber juice pressed from the vegetable as a skin lotion.
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Alexandria
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Do Your Best and Face the Outcome
Poem extols living with integrity and effort, urging courage in striving for truth. It praises those who give their utmost, even in failure or death, as righteous fulfillment of character andMaker’s plan.
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Edgar A. Guest
Sugar prices spark complaints on high cost
The Sugar Report notes many complaints about high sugar prices in Louisville. Retail rates range to 28¢ per pound, while dealers say wholesalers refuse or cannot supply Eastern sugar and charge 18¢ to 20¢ per pound for Louisiana sugar. Citizens question shortages and possible falsification.
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Louisville
Sugar Price Probe Aims To Stabilize Market From Louisville To Washington
A local commission cites artificial price schemes to sell high price sugar and launches an investigation spanning Louisville to Washington. The sugar board will be urged to intervene and push Eastern sugar into the market while enforcing prosecutions where profiteering or replacement-based pricing is found.
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Louisville
Washington
Sugar Board
Contagious Warts Shown By University Doctors
University of Michigan Medical School researchers Dr. Udo J. Wile and Dr. Lyle B. Kingery claim warts are contagious and caused by a virus that passes through filters and skin.
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Udo J. Wile
Lyle B. Kingery
University of Michigan Medical School
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