Milk industry reform urged as farmers urged to unite
An editorial argues New York milk producers face steady losses while consumers pay high prices. It criticizes repeated investigations funded by taxpayers and urges farmers to unite and take control, warning that future probes may simply shift costs onto dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robably
New York State
Senate
Assembly
John J. Bennett
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Department of Agriculture
No Warning Battle Nelson Harding poem fragment
A terse fragment portrays a poisonous serpent of strife and revolution. It calls for wise labor leaders to awaken and trampling Communism as a truth they must oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Harding
Thoughts on New York society and reminiscences in 1920s
A column by O. O. McIntyre from New York Day by Day blends sketches of notable figures and social scenes. It recalls Gerald Swope Doris Duke and Grover Whalen, taints of nostalgia, and anecdotes from restaurants, zoos, and theaters, ending with a personal memory and musings on flirtation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France Obolensky
Gerald Swope
Ebroadwars Semces
Arthur Levy
Doris Duke Cromwell
Grover Whalen
Sam
Smith
Busman
John Parone Alway
Morocco
Evert
Teilow
John
Bill Robinson
New York
Col Creighton Webb
Billy Roge
Ten Twenty Thirty by Franklin H Chase
A fragmented column recalls a fatal can explosion on Valley Road, prior police and civic notes, and 1920s city events. It mentions Mayor Hanna, a prowling car incident, intruder stories, theater and film mentions, a 1928 budget, and aviation plans as part of a year-spanning local history roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Road
Hanna
Snow White and the dangers of cinema critique
A fragmented essay chain praises Snow White while contrasting modern film with Emile Zola and Captain Dreyfus. It argues cinema awakens deep subconscious drives, describing the mind as a dredge that dumps beautiful and fearsome images into consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Emile Zola
Weny
Fragmented traces of early 20th century essays on liberty and press
Benjamin DeCasseres laments limits on individual rights while critiquing fascism and press freedom. He cites France under Chautemps and Blair law as examples of state control, arguing true liberty resists political extremes and censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadew
Socisham
France
Chautemps
England
Political Parade Possession in Roosevelt Era Debate
The piece notes increased public and Congressional criticism of President Roosevelt after court-packing and wartime policy debates. It highlights how House leaders defend the president while lawmakers from both parties voice sharp, sometimes personal critique, with Holman accusing Roosevelt of inconsistency and unfairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roose
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Evclcott
Michigan
Othlany
Lincoln
Pat
Sam Rapourn
Texas
Holman
Susingesten
Political barbs in Congress over presidents and criticism
The piece surveys relentless partisan talk about presidents in Congress from Hoover to Roosevelt, noting expunged remarks, heated comment, and photographers at hearings. It recalls past examples and mocks the hostile, performative rivalry among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Hoover
House
Barbora
Herbert
Serena Payne
Colfax
Werahburn
Johnson
International mudslinging and American resilience urged
A column laments global propaganda against the United States and urges strong self-reliance, naval buildup, and isolation. It critiques European censorship, Nazi-style fear, and subversive media campaigns while stressing prudence and national unity amid foreign scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazil
Ui County
Brazil
Teast
Italy
Germany
Mickey Mouse
Tarzan
Mickey
Yugoslavia
Gestawai
Charlic | McCarthy
Europe
Dickens
Mickey Morese
King Features Syndicate
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Mit
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Edward Ten Zsch
Dox
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Rochester
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Franky Crownshield
Seagle
Monty
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Quebec
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Ham Fish
Naval Affairs Committee
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Oregon
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Japan
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Hull
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Chicago
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Lester 2D. Bean
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