Rural credit bill prospects dim in Congress
National Capitol news notes that rural credit legislation seems unlikely this session as lawmakers debate currency reform and farm relief. Idaho's Rep Smith criticizes lack of farmer safeguards, urges long term low interest loans and government support for equipment and stock. The piece also covers Panama Canal opening plans, albumin in baking powder bills, and Senator Brady defending Boise assay office funding amid a nationalWest balance of payments.
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Impaired Appetite Ad Promotes Chamberlain's Tablets
A Detroit man reports Chamberlain's Tablets restored his appetite when impaired and relieved a bloated feeling while promoting a pleasant and satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by all dealers. ady.
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A Parcel Post Future Versus European Methods
Experiments by the agricultural department show eggs can be shipped to consumers by parcel post at lower cost than regular trade, yielding fresher eggs. European cities deliver many goods by parcel post. Washington can’t copy Europe exactly due to size and population spread. Rail freight in the U S is cheaper per mile, but density limits, yet parcel post may expand to many uses in years ahead. Cash paid for soft clean cotton rag at the Optimist office.
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Washington
United States
Europe
America
Variations In Cream Fat Tests
The article explains why cream fat percentages vary and how to control factors. It covers gravity and separator methods, milk temperature, seasonal fat content, separator balance, speed, and flushing water, with practical tips from University of Illinois dairy expert Robert A. Lamson. It then surveys oil field excitement around a potential Glenn Pool extension and historical game laws tracing protection efforts from 11th to 15th centuries and to America.
The Days of His Flesh and the Path to Salvation
The Apostle explains that Jesus in the days of His flesh endured fear and suffering, yet through His covenant of sacrifice and resurrection became the Author of eternal salvation. Believers share in the same path, with obedience shaping their destiny from the Church’s first salvation to the Messianic reign.
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