Food relief policy clash over Red Cross drive
The Baltimore Sun urges Hoover and Payne to end political bickering over a 25 million food can bill and a broader relief funding plan. It argues for a government food loan as the quickest, most reliable aid, condemning the Washington tug of war and urging cross‑party agreement to avert famine in cities.
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Baltimore Sun
Payne
Red Cross
Hoover
Senate
Robinson
Mr. Payne
Washington
Whitehouse
Spokane
Tacoma
Sun
Wasington
Ple
Tendency of the Times as Cities Lose Morning Papers
The Louisville Courier Journal notes that after the Commercial Tribune was absorbed by the Enquirer, Cincinnati now shares the trend with Louisville and several other major cities, having only one morning newspaper. The piece frames this as a national tendency.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Commercial Tribune
The
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Louisville
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Times
Ritchie Sees Faults in Economic System Not in Its Core
Governor Albert C. Ritchie argues the current economic and political machinery is temporarily faulty, not irreparably wrecked. He urges merchants manufacturers and bankers to diagnose and fix the system from within, instead of invoking radical alternatives.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Ritchie
Industry Should Self Cure With Thoughtful Legislation
The governor argues industry must recognize its faults and develop self help. He says business should identify the problems and enact practical remedies, seeking only well designed legal frameworks to support feasible reforms.
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Nesses
Ritchie
Better Farming and Nebraskas Agricultural Progress
A World Herald analysis praising the state university College of Agriculture and its Better Farming bulletin. It argues the agricultural laboratory and extension services foster crop rotation, disease control, and greater yields such as 60 wheat, while noting tensions with William H. Legge's views on farming growth. It endorses the university’s impact on Nebraska farming over Legge’s stance.
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The
State University
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment Stations
Agricultural Extension Service
Legge
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Nebraska Farming
Mr. Legge
A Man's Tobacco Capacity Bulletin
A Sydney Bulletin note comments on a pipe smoker who claims to burn an average of four ounces of tobacco daily. The remark highlights skepticism about such high consumption and reflects a humorous or cautionary tone on personal smoking habits.
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Western Public Service Company
Unlikely Smokers Stand Out In Old Sailors Tale
The narration recalls two extreme tobacco users a Scotch sailmaker who smoked nearly constantly and a Swedish bosn who chewed Cavendish four ounces daily. Despite immense use both aged men remained strong and healthy, defying expectations of death from heavy habit.
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Ulous
Community Notes From East Center and Surroundings
East Center residents report Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tank and children to the R R Berry home. A dance party at the Ankeny home Friday night featured refreshments served by Mrs. Ankeny. The Tuned flu illness affected Mr. and Mrs. Lou Schmidt. visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reinmuth to the Albert Fastenow home. V A Ankeny and children move to Dalton. Grace Aid quilting gathering at Mrs. Irvin Campbell. Dorcas Aid at Mrs. George Young. Absentees Bobby Zuhlke Bobby Linton Austin Morris Ardis Neibuhr. Rev Largent and Rev Sargent visited the Ehlers and Lobb households. Bluhill coffee flavor advertised.
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Emil Tank
Potter
R. R. Berry
Ruth Osborn
Carol Ankeny
Ankeny
Lou Schmidt
Ralph Reinmuth
Albert Fastenow
V. A. Ankeny
Dalton
N. H. Tank
Sargent
J. O. Lobb
Grace Aid
Irvin Campbell
Dorcas Aild
George Young
Bobby Zuhlke
Bobby Linton
Austin Morris
Ardis Neibuhr
Largent
Ehlers
Marie
Otto Zuhlke
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Tenth Avenue
Sidney
Neeraska
Cheyenne County
Weston Nebraska
Nebr
Telegraph News
Detroit News
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Omaha World Herald
Bulletin
Sydney
Australia
East Center
Bluhill
National Thrift Week
James J. Hill
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