Roosevelt Family Turns to Farming Moves to Back-to-Land Venture
Eleanor Roosevelt and her son Elliott take over 1000-acre Hyde Park estate to pursue commercial Christmas tree farming and agricultural experiments. Moses Smith, longtime Roosevelt tenant, retires from 140-acre farm. the estate shifts to a new farming partnership as Mrs. Roosevelt comments on the venture.
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Pye
Smith
New York
Juliana
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Eleanor Roosevelt
Elliott
Roosevelts
Senate War Investigating Committee
Hughes
the Herald-Tribune
Tragedy in the Forests and Fire Control Debates
A columnist notes the decade worst forest fire season amid cuts to interior fire control funding. Read a neighbor’s pages detailing losses in Alaska and nationwide, plus the vast potential uses for burned timber and the preventable nature of most fires.
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Congress
Interior Department
America
Alaska
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Monroes Doctrine Faces New Hemisphere Defense Pact Nears
The article notes a joint inter American defense pact at Petropolis Brazil setting a three point treaty for armed attack, internal aid, and rapid consultations. It also reports a heat wave driving corn prices higher with September corn at 2.45 a bushel and oats at 1.08 as drought cuts yields, Iowa and Illinois crops deteriorating.
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South America
North Pole
South Pole
Americas
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Illinois
Headliners in Washington and Around the Nation
A collage notes John Sampson Kirby of Tennessee nabbed for a pistol at the Capitol while claiming to be elected president. Virginia Walton Brooks, 14, tallies African game including an elephant and a lion. Anna Metzger, 47, removes a two inch sewing needle after years of pain. Henry Ford II raises prices on most Ford models by 4.2 percent to steady the company. A Maryland University snail study clocks a pace of 0.00363 miles per hour to curb oyster losses in Chesapeake Bay.
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Washington
John Sampson Kirby
Tennessee
Capitol
United States
New York
Virginia Walton Brooks
Chicago
Anna Metzger
Henry Ford II
Ford
Ford Motor Company
University of Maryland Fish and Wildlife Laboratory
Chesapeake Bay
First Victim Deflation Threat To Farmers In Inflation Era
Federal Reserve Board researchers warn deflation could hit farmers hardest if inflation reverses. A midyear agriculture study notes food share of income and high margins keep prices up, with land values likely to fall and debt rising as prosperity risks fade.
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Federal Reserve Board
Cultivating Good Will Lesson Text
A September 14 devotional discusses cultivating good will through firmness tempered by love. It emphasizes avoiding a critical spirit, embracing sympathy and charity, and pursuing truth, peace, and kindness. Key verses cited include Prov. 3 30 31 and Matt. 5 9 with James 3 17 as source wisdom.
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Western Newspaper Union
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James Monroe
Petropolis
Brazil
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Ford Gives Up
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International Council of Religious Education
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Rock'saboratory
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National Medical Institute
Avi Et Lal de Snato
RE As
Eris Lat
Good Housekeeping
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
WNU
Doan
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