Lincoln Quote on Government Policy Weighing Good and Evil
A Lincoln excerpt argues that policy blends good and evil alike and that judgment must weigh which side dominates. It stresses that few things are wholly evil or wholly good and that government policy is an inseparable mix requiring continual evaluation of the balance.
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Abraham Lincoln
St Olaf Lutheran Choir
Hill Auditorium
America
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minnesota
Pitts Sanborn
New York Telegram
Christiansen
Jenny Lind
Christine Nilsson
St Olaf
Myra Hess
Ann Arbor
Chicago
Jordan Halls
Jong
Oret of Biston
Hosk
Miss Hess
Cognoscenti
Racmanioffi
Beef Versus Pork Demand Pressures Prices And Policy
The article argues high beef prices reflect past slumps and feed shortages, urging consumers to eat pork to reduce beef demand and help lower prices. It cites 1921 cattle declines, 1924 corn shortfalls, and 1926 market weakness as factors shaping current market dynamics and consumer choices.
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Kansas City
Ponk
4-H Club Work Expands Across Nation
Forty eight state extension directors vote unanimously to broaden 4-H club work, aiming to enroll 1.5 million youth annually within about twelve years. The program links farm life, education, and community activity to build skilled, civic young leaders. The effort emphasizes unity and practical farming knowledge.
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S. Smith Giee
United States
Emi
Chicago
Linois
Missippi
America
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