Crop Prospects Dip as Yields Fall Short of Last Year
Washington dispatch reports August weather raised some spirits but overall indicated yields for major crops lagged behind last year. Wheat and corn were low, oats weakest on record, and overall harvest projected nearly 10 percent below 1931 levels, despite tobacco showing potential to exceed 1931 output. Corn output pegged at about 2.284 billion bushels, up from August but below 2.876 billion last year.
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Summer Colds Aid With Peneten None and Throz Drops
An ad touts Peneten None and Throz Drops as a remedy for Summer colds that linger. It claims the product stops germ spread, loosens mucus, and clears nasal passages, featuring two sizes priced at 25 cents and 350 cents.
Toomerville Harvest Totals Reach Record Levels
Figures show crops and yields for Toomerville with 597000 bushels increase over July and a 726000000 bushel wheat total for 1932. Oats at 687647100 bushels vs 1236231000 last year, tobacco 1362000000 pounds vs 1208000, rye 24100000 vs 40400000, sugar beets 10270000 tons, hops 35500000 pounds up from 24100000.
City projects face protests over loans and mausoleum plan
Fort Worth officials report objections from civic groups to state loan applications for 13 projects including a 1000 crypt mausoleum at San Jose burial park and an enlarged Brackenridge park theater. Mayor Quin cites self interest and Roosevelt’s recovery advice amid protests on sewer disposal funding and a proposed 20 cent monthly levy. An archaeologist in Lima announces remains of a pre-Christian Chavin monument.
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Week's crude output down across Oklahoma and Texas
Oklahoma and Texas reductions pulled national crude output down 69,113 barrels daily from 2,774,714 to 2,715,601. Oklahoma dropped from 548,375 to 513,860 barrels, Texas from 1,297,098 to 1,247,254, East Texas 836,558 versus 683,418, California up 519,000 from 500,150, Kansas down to 127,078, Western output up 11,000 to 128,000, Rocky Mountain rise to 60,840.
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Oil and Gas Journal
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France protests flag at Berlin over Strasbourg slogan
Paris reports the French ambassador to Berlin was instructed to demand Germany explain the issuance of a flag bearing Strasbourg and the phrase Germany Wake Up to a Hitlerite battalion at Kehl. The move is viewed as unfriendly toward France and the ambassador was told to convey this to the Reich government.
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Polish Fliers Crash Near Kazan in Long Distance Flight
An airplane carrying Colonel the chief of the Polish civil aviation department and Captain Joseph Lewon-Jewski as pilot crashed today at Cheboksar near Kazan. The plot injured the pilot, Colonel Fillpowles escaped injury by parachute. The fliers were attempting a long distance eastward from Warsaw.
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Kazan
Fillpowles
Warsaw
Bonkora Weight Loss Flushes Fat Fast Claim
An advertisement touts Bonkora as a quick fat reducer with promises of rapid waist and hip reductions. It cites dramatic before and after claims, weight drops from 210 to 140 pounds, and urges readers to buy from a druggist with money-back assurances.
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