Farmers Face Debt and Hard Times Amid Election Debates
The piece criticizes Government relief for farmers, arguing agrarian distress demands prompt action through direct advances or loan support. It contrasts brutal agricultural need with shipper bonuses, noting Harding’s address favored corporate relief over farmer aid and urged early session focus on farming problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Trans- Mississippi
Harding
Congress
Shipping Trust
Thornburg seeks 3050 bushels clover seed in Boonville
In Boonville Indiana Thornburg warehouse advertises it will buy 3050 bushels of clover seed at market price. A mead sample is noted in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
Mead Sample
Boonville
Ind
Holiday gifts in cut glass and silver at Walser’s
China cut glass and silverware offered as useful Holiday presents at J. H. Walser’s Mammoth Store. The full line of wares is advertised for shoppers seeking seasonal gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Walser’s
Mammoth
Christmas Eve at Mrs Gentle Home Inspires Tiny Tale
A stormy Christmas Eve at Mrs Gentle’s house brings Nelly and her mother comfort and hope. A candle in the window guides the Christ Child, a lonely boy seeks shelter, and a tale of five little brothers in a leather carriage unfolds beside Christmas stockings. Nut Pudding recipe closes the piece with a traditional finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gentle
Nelly
Nother
Father
Hess
Christ
Corher
Tommy
Santa Claus
Toms
Santa
Wisdom quotes and parables on virtue and strength
A collection of aphorisms and reflections on ambition, knowledge, humility, Friendship, honesty, and self control. The passage contrasts ignorance and fear with learning, urging restraint and effort, while celebrating art, courage, and inner strength.
Echoes of World War and Related Facts From WWI History
A compact collection of World War I figures and anecdotes including total duration of 1628 days, 215 American Legion members in Turkey, Lloyd George’s 223.471 billion cost, Alfred H McDonald of Indiana as an early American action participant, the need for soldiers to swim 50 yards, a Garden of Eden post formed in Harpoot Asia Minor, the U.S. war compensation payments abroad, Georgetown campus tree memorials, and French army age-related losses showing 29.2 percent for twenty-year-olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American Legion
Harpoot
Asia Minor
Garden of Eden
Notable Figures in History and Innovation
Edward Jenner, poet of merit. the duke of York with a $50,000 yearly allowance. Christopher Columbus as early sugar planter bringing cane on his second voyage. Christine Hughens credited with conceiving pendulum regulator use for clocks in 1656. after Prince Hirohito's Europe visit, photos of the imperial family will be allowed in newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Christine Hughens
Prince Hirohito
Europe
The Only Girl in a Big Push, Love Darts Motto
A playful note on love and absence from the Richmond Times Dispatch signals that romance thrives in duos. The proverb suggests that the world is made for two, underscoring the timeless appeal of pairing up in witty, cheeky fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
From the Pencil's Point echoes and odd lines
A quirky column presents pithy quotations about umbrellas suspicion vacations and preferences. It wittily contrasts stay at home attitudes with travel plans and mocks refined manners and boarding house quirks, ending with a sly comment on boarders.
Community Gains Series of Free Agriculture Meetings
A set of day and evening sessions organized by the Agricultural Extension Department of International Harvester Co will educate on farming horticulture and home making. Speakers include H. S. Mobley R. R. Robertson and Mrs Bertha Dahl Laws with talks, charts and educational motion pictures. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Co
H. S. Mobley
R. R. Robertson
Bertha Dahl Laws
Mobley
Washington
Farmers’ Organizations
Farm Loan Bank
Parcel Post
Smith Lever
Robertson
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
Laws
Minnesota
Letter From Orphans Thanks To American Aid
A greeting letter to Santa from Near East Relief orphans in Indiana thanks American supporters Governor Warren T. McCray Thomas C. Day and Ed Jackson for bread clothes and shelter They express gratitude for life saving help and for being taught to read and write and pray for God to bless those who love them though they have not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Wards of
Near East Relief
America
Santa Claus
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Thomas C. Day
Near East Relief Fund
Ed. Jackson
Santa
Orphans appeal to Santa for aid this Christmas
The text shows orphans ask Santa to support their rebuilding of Bible lands in the Near East, promising to become self-sufficient once they grow. They note daily flour needs of 12 tons to bake bread and seek continued care from Santa and others through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
America
Santa
Market seeks 5000 bushels clover seed. sample requested
Advertiser seeks to buy 5,000 bushels of clover seed and asks for a sample before payment. Contact details not provided.
PLAN BIG SHORT COURSE FOR FARMERS AND HOUSEWIVES
Local committees organize a two day short course on December twenty first and twenty second to help solve farm and home problems. The program features demonstrations discussions and chautauqua style lectures with large charts and educational moving pictures designed for farmers and housewives.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Detroit
Rockport, Ind
Shipping ‘Trust
Farmer
Boe
T. C. Basye
Waelun, Western Newspaper Union
Wisdows
Heteers
The
Turkey
Lloyd George
Germany
United’ States
Georgetown University
Edward Jenner
Duke of York
George
Kryptok
R. M. Dempsey
Optometrist
Base Jewelry
Cadick’s
Cadick Milling CO
Grandview
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