Export Muddle of the New Deal
The piece criticizes U S policy under the New Deal, arguing missteps in Washington erode US cotton and general exports. It cites falling world market share since 1896, shifts to India China Brazil and others, and calls for protective tariff measures. It notes Japan’s mixed purchases and broad declines in wheat tobacco oils and cereals.
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Washington
Brazil
India
China
Russia
United States
Argentina
Sudan
Uganda
Manchuria
Japan
Department of Agriculture
New Deal
Cnumel
Hull
Wallace
Roosevelt
Opyosi
Dust and drought shift farm policy in Washington
A chaotic analysis describes dust, weather, and drought as the three jockeys of the original apocalypse, driving a shift in farm programs. The piece rails at natural law and blames political forces for artificial dust storms that blind farmers and taxpayers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Natsival Law
Old Mother Nature
AAA
Listen World Boldly: Needing View on Old Age
Elsie Robinson muses on letters asking why the aged act fixed and proud. She argues maturity requires open minds and risk taking, noting age grants power to shield vanity and avoid challenges, yet life demands continued curiosity and honest boldness.
Marry Go Round humor in old style on loves and fashions
A nostalgic piece by Helen Sixy mocks past loves and fashion obsessions. It wanders through memory of exes and dated trends, imagining readers chuckling at former crushes as styles and social mores shift. It jests at self contentment and the entertainment value of living through bygone romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sixy
Men In White: The Rise Of Modern Surgery And Public Trust
Edwin C Hill sketches how modern surgery evolved from timid public trust to dramatic feats. He notes key milestones from ether anesthesia to antiseptic advances, referencing Crawford Long and Dakin's solution, and reflects on war and infection shaping medical progress and public perception.
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Edwin C. Hill
Washington
Crawford Long
Jefferson
Humphry Davy
Byaesthesia
Faraday i
Science
Gunningham
Europe
Alexis Carrel
Lyons
Spain
Carrel
Dakin
Faunai
Diathermy Advances Transform Treatment Methods
Historical overview describes modern diathermy as a compact, noiseless high frequency device used medically and surgically. It notes benefits for arthritis neuritis pneumonia and inflammatory conditions, with surgical diathermy destroying tumors and enlarging prostates while warning of risks without expert supervision.
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Gareleesnea
Ae Aurgeon
New York Personalities and Backstage Echoes in A Lively Memoir
A fragmented memoir recalling Wil Hogg Roche and Steve Tilton, jazz ages figures, and a parade of New York columns. Names like George Arliss, Sophie Tucker, and Anna May Wong surface amid reminiscences of hotels, theaters, and nightlife. The voice wanders through era icons, fashion, and literary tastes with vivid, personal asides.
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New York
Wil Hogg
Arthur Bomets Roche
Steve Tilton
San Luis Obispo
Kitty Kenda
Grantl
Rina
Dudley Field Malone
Dickens
Washington
Alice Long
Shad Roe
le Peronge
Suclair Lewis
Downing Street
Thadee
George
Alti
Guy Lombarda
James Murray Allison
Les—Planter
Lois and Gibson
Cinginnati
Denver
Brown Palace
Sunspot Cycle A Recon Dispatch From Ben in Germany
A garbled dispatch claims rapid sunspot growth from nothing to ten times Earth's area in four months. It notes 11 year sunspot cycles with peaks around 1909 and 1939, reports correlations with high rainfall and water levels, and describes sunspots as solar volcanoes emitting incandescent matter affecting weather and telegraph systems.
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Benin
Germany
Epmce
Earth
Aun
Roadway project planned along flood retention bar site
A March 20 1925 note reports a roadway about a mile long will run along the high water mark at the flood retention bar site on Olmos Creek. A March 3 1914 item records the entrance to the Tower post quadrangle closed to traffic. Postmaster George J Armistead will represent him at the planner forum to be held in New Pulsis on April 8 by the Teka.
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Olmos Cresk
George J. Armistead
Buttison
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Syndy Ine
Aloum
Rowland Tales
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Met
Yesteryear
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
O. Q. McIntyre
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Sophie Tucker
Manchester
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George Arliss
H. O. Wells
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Tye
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L ‘Raye
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Chinatown
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Boots
Tarkington
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Garbo
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Treasury
Saltareliog
Jimmy Gaga
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Merle Oberon
Fritei Scheff
Mickey Mouse
Peter Arho
Lew Lehr
McNaughe Bynd, Inc
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Victoria
Nyanzi
Africa
Ebernwalde
Andrew Ellicott Douglass
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Sears
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Shest
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