Make It Easy to Hold Farms
Earl Godwin Ashington outlines a congressional program to create a federal corporation enabling easier farm ownership. He cites Farm policy, sharecropping issues in the South, and plans for government land purchases and credit sales to farmers, with emphasis on stability, price controls, and expanding farm ownership nationwide.
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Earl Godwin Ashington
Federl Corporation
Congress
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Speaker Bankhead
Marvin Jones
Texas
Committee On Agriculture
Federal Housing Administration
Li Henry Wallace
Agrikulture
Washington
Chicago
New York
South
Arkansas
Department of Agriculture
Muglion-dallar Corporation
Henry Wallace
Congressional
Washington Normalcy and the Capitol's Quiet Power
A compact critique of Washington’s post inauguration mood, contrasting public calm with political vanity. The piece contrasts the blase resident scene against the bustling Capitol interior, noting power brokers, officials, and society events shaping policy and perception during a new administration.
Government and Business Tangle in Postwar Policy
The piece argues that as Washington settles into normalcy, Congress faces a complex task of shaping a permanent postwar order. It highlights the central issue of government versus business, focusing on workers over forty five, social security politics, and a shift toward mechanization to offset costs. It notes shifts in employment from basic industries to professions and services over decades, with aging workers affecting employment dynamics and policy considerations. The article reflects on the Roosevelt era, regulatory outlook, and pressures on industry amid evolving protections.
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Europe
Midas
U.S
United States Treasury
Maonl
OC Wretern
Union
Wankington
Congress
Ros Maley
Washington
Washington Society
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Supreme Court of the United States
Army
Navy and Mating Corps
Roosevelt
Meust
Thave
Federal Reserve Board
Western Newspaper Union
European Rivers Lengths Highlight Volge Atop List
Among European rivers only the Volge surpasses 2000 miles, while the Danube the Dnieper and the Den exceed 1000 miles. The rest run shorter, underscoring the Volge as the continent’s longest watercourse.
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Volge
Danube
Dnieper
Den
First Community to Use Natural Gas for Fuel and Light
East Liverpool Ohio claims to be the first city in the world to fire natural gas for fuel and light. The project began there in 187.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Weight Loss Struggles Highlighted In Hurst Book
In a humorous aside, Fannie Hurst discusses difficulty losing pounds after trying a doctor guided low calorie plan. The piece notes dieting early results, scales as a tool, and that extra weight with age can balance lines, with advice to avoid overeating and second helpings. Prompt recipes and cooking tips accompany the narrative.
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Fannie Hurst
Miss Hurst
Uecal
Lakes built by Paul Bunyan tale near Lake Michigan
Detroit Free Press recounts a folklore claim that Bunyan created the Elk and Torch lakes along Lake Michigan near Ite Rapids. The legend says Michigan was scooped to form a log pond and Bunyan hauled timber by hitching to sand and dragging it into the lake for log storage.
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Bunyan
Elk
Torch Lakes
Lake Michigan
Ite Rapids
Paul Bunyan
Paul
Boardman
Babe
Blue Ox
Elk Lakes
Detroit Free Press
Simple Bayer Aspirin Cold Relief Remedy
A reader describes a home cold remedy using Bayer Aspirin for internal fever and pain relief and a Bayer aspirin gargle for throat irritation. The method claims rapid relief and doctor endorsement, advising asking for Bayer Aspirin by full name at the druggist.
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