Farmers and government roles in farm relief debate
The columnist argues that both parties promise aid to farmers but rely on surface fixes that avoid the law of supply and demand. He praises Governor Landon's idea of self financing for farmers and criticizes federal intervention, urging private funding and tenant farm reduction while noting editorial support for Landon among several major papers and commenting on the New York Times’ stance.
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Washington
America
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landon
Kansas
United States
Des Moines
Town
Wmliineapolis
Minn
Landen
Lendon
London
Roosevelt
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Omaha World Herald
Baltimore Sun
New York Times
Europe
Asia
Wall Street
Mr. Roosevelt
Lloyd George and Pershing Clash Reflections on War Trusts
Irvin S. Cobb comments on Lloyd George’s claim that Pershing distrusted allied plans to absorb his army, arguing US strength lay in manpower and courage. He critiques British aims, warns of communism, isolation decline, and notes American sentiment against foreign entanglements while praising American resilience and skepticism of foreign influence.
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Pershing
From
Japan
Jack Barrymore
Paris
Wes
Goss
Barrymore
Simon
Potomac
Irvin
Cobb
Copsright
TNT Service
Bodily Requirements Air We Breathe Surpasses Food and Water
The text explains our daily air intake far exceeds food and water consumption, with about thirty-four pounds of air per person daily. It notes air carries not only oxygen and nitrogen but also germs mineral dust smoke pollen and organic particles.
Fort Knox Fortified to Guard Penobscot Headwaters
Fort Knox sits in Prospect Maine across the Penobscot River from Bucksport. Begun in 1848 and completed in 1888 the fort protected the river headwaters. During the Spanish American War it functioned as a training camp for soldiers and now remains state property by a gilt deed from the government.
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Fort Knox
Maine
Prospect
Bucksport
Old Oaken Bucket panel pattern for home embroidery
A wall panel in memory of the tune Old Oaken Bucket offers a quick embroidery project. Pattern 1057 includes a transfer image 15 by 20 inches, color chart, stitch illustrations, and material list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. New York to obtain.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N.Y
Family dialogue on names and marriage and money
A fragment shows a domestic quarrel over names and marriage. A father insists on a wealthy match for his daughter while a suitor proposes a compromise to contribute to her support, highlighting debt and social expectations.
Bottle Seeks Records After 6500 Miles Float
A bottle recovered near the Bahames and the Washington is reported to have traveled 6500 miles in years. Placed into the water by a hydrographic office off the coast of Virginia in 1930, it is said to have crossed the Atlantic twice during its journey.
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Bahames
Washington
the Wavy Hydrographic Officer Afl
Virginia
Atlantic
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Nanarand Sal Dee
Irvin S. Cobb
Duele
Sam
Daniel
Ape Uni
Marigeld
Tommy
Quaker Scare
Quaker Scare Oil Refining Co
Oil City
Quaker
Dizzy Dean
Bate Creek
Mich
U.S.A
Genam
Bill
Dean Winsera
Dicty Dens Wineers
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