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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1928
Page
5
A proponent argues that democracy rests on government by and for the people, praising Lincoln’s vision and rejecting monarchy, imperialism, socialism, and radicalism. It emphasizes individual freedom as the foundation of national greatness and warns that only supreme individual liberty can sustain industrial and civic progress.
Everett Saylor of Decatur county outlines eight years of 4-H work linking pigs to alfalfa and soil fertility. C D McMillan of Spartanburg county reports net profits of 1200 dollars in eight years from pig, poultry and cotton projects. The piece argues well trained club youth will drive future agriculture.
The piece describes a Republican effort to promote Hoover as a man of the people, citing his humble origins and farming background. It questions East Coast control over nominations, and hints at political maneuvering, promises, and the attraction of a parade to rally support while warning that band wagon goodwill may be insincere.
A historical note traces ice cream to a French cook Di Miro for Charles I, Dolly Madison popularizing it at the White House, and its long path to common diet. It cites economic figures: half a billion dollars in plants, ten million spent on ads, nine billion pounds of milk used yearly, and per capita use rising from one to about three gallons since 2005. The industry is praised as wholesome and essential, boosting dairy and rural incomes.
A New Orleans scene shows a Dry Cleaners' Band at a pool opening as party organs trend bluish by November. The peanut crop links Southern states to political crux, while cries for a candidate who can be wet and dry persist, proving versatility across sections.
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