Editorial musings on politics, economy and society in May 1932
The piece comments on political mood and leadership, notes business sentiment from Roger Babson, and satirically discusses real estate, home economics, and the costs of living. It tells of public health concerns regarding Musca domestica and reflects on American economic resilience amid downturn. It also recounts Victoria Woodhull and Tennessee Claflin as notable historical figures before ending with a literary reference.
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New York
Althe
United States
Wall Street
Commodore Vanderbilt
Victoria Claflin Woodhull
Tennessee Claflin
Victoria
Subrosa
Henry Ward Beechers
England
Oxford
Tennessee
Emanie Sachs
What to do with lives well earned and then to reflect
A reflective piece asks how to handle a life spent achieving wealth and status. The narrator contemplates purpose, fulfillment, and how to navigate the sunset years after securing comfort and respect.
No man is a failure who is enjoying life
An optimistic dictum asserts that happiness comes from embracing life and pursuing joy. It emphasizes personal attitude over external success and suggests fulfillment rests in daily enjoyment and positive outlook.
Poultry grounds must be clean for successful turkey raising
Poultrymen at Iowa State College say turkeys should not run on ground with chickens or where chicken droppings have been spread. Clean grounds not used by poultry are essential to successful turkey raising.
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Nebraska
Chicago
College of Ostepathy
Des Moines
Home
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Hichelberg
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Slim” Davidson
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Musca Domestica
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