Boulder Dam Project Moves Toward Reality Amid Debate
The Boulder Dam project nears completion of legislation with a proposed 165 million dollar package for a 530 foot high dam on the Colorado river at Black Canyon. Funds cover dam, power plant, irrigation canal, and interest, triggering controversy over flood control, irrigation benefits, Los Angeles water supply, and government power ownership. Supporters urge national resource development and repayment via power revenues, while opponents question local interests and government finance. The outcome hinges on a Senate vote and presidential approval as construction challenges loom.
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Boulder Dam
Congress
Black Canyon
Colorado River
Yuna
Imperial Valley
Los Angeles
Coolidge
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
America
Diet and health blood pressures and diet guidance
An explorative column discusses normal blood pressure ranges from adolescence onward, factors that raise or lower pressure, and the impact of worry. It highlights a non inflammatory diet for reducing high blood pressure, listing foods to favor and avoid, and includes reader guidance and a solicitation for articles.
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Sausam
Banty Barbara
Denominational Barriers Seeaken to Wearken in America
A 19th century religious column by Dr. Samuel Parkes Cadman reflects on weakening denominational barriers in America and urges a new, broader Protestant unity. It cites Cadman’s view of Christianity not as creed alone but as living gospel, warning against democracy as mere majority rule and calling for renewal of Christian thought and action.
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Christian Church
Samuel Parkes Cadman
Federal Council
Churches of Christ
America
Samuel Kerr
Wes England
Ruchmond College of London University
Westeyan
Raruse
Columbia
Veremont
Metropolitany Temple
New York
Central Congrevation
Brook
Tle
Rinreh
Armenea
Cadman Zospel
Jess Clint
Local Fragments Raise Questions About Uncle’s Death
Readable lines reveal Mrs Tilford Moots and Mrs Em Pash reacting to a birth and alleged death. The clipping hints at a story about an uncle’s demise and a peculiar remark on wine making, with partial, era-tinged dialect reflecting uncertain context and damaged OCR.
Staggering Savings Totals Shown in Survey
A survey indicates Americans saved a vast sum in 1928, with deposits pushing total life savings to about twenty billion dollars. Bankers note a fivefold increase in a short period, with gains across 45 of 48 states and a 169.3 percent rise in fifteen years.
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Ammeriga
America
Amer- Savings
Anniversary list mixes history notes and birthdays
A bulged clipping lists anniversaries and historical notes from 1510 to today, naming events such as the Continental Congress, slave trade suppression efforts, and early Chicago stores. It also records notable birthdays including Prince George, Marion Talley, Harvey Firestone, and judge Robert L. Williams, with brief context and dates.
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Continental Congress
Baltimore
John Hancock
Romerich
N.Y
Low Hampton
Putenet
Chicago Daily News
Plsmou Towle
Ismouth
Mass
Prince George
York Cottage
Marion Talley
Nevada City
Harvey S. Firestone
Columbia Co
Fragmentary remark on an emotional undertone in a Deere mare case
The text notes an emotional undercurrent in a matter involving a Deere mare and remarks on patient endurance yielding comfort. It asserts a favorable outcome with a likely large measure of success, referencing Spud and Hoardsnpg as part of the context.
Cornstalk Paper Aims To Transform Farm Economy At Danville
O M Kile reports on a Danville Illinois project turning corn stalks into pulp for paper. The venture, funded by chemists and financier partners, began in 1911 with Bela Dorner’s process later refined by Frank Gardner and W J Day. Production reached ten tons daily last August and will rise to forty as water supply improves. Danville’s Harver Stone and the American Farm Bureau Federation drive collection and delivery of stalks for pulp and board, with potential long term farm relief.
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Prairie Farmer
Farm Bureau Convention
Chicago
Danville
Bela Dorner
Doerner
Europe
United States
Frank K. Gardner
Huntary
Dorner
America
Gardner
W. Jule Day
New York
New Jersey
Mllinois
Harver J. Stonee
Oon
American Farm Bureau Federation
New Process Converts Corn Stalks To Fodder And Pulp
Street crews cut and shock corn, husk it, shred the fodder, and bale it. Farmers gain by avoiding cash payment for husking while some stalks may lose fertility. Fire crews create extra income as stalks are processed near factories planned by Day and associates. Corn stalks offer pulp near mills, aiding possible by products and possibly helping corn borer control.
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Tata
Eien
Apes Company
Belgium to consider hymn change in historic anthem
Brussels reports that Belgium may restore the original words by Jenneval with Van Campenhout’s music for the national hymn. The Vine Arts Section of the curial academy argues Rogier’s words clash with the rhythm and spirit, seeking to revert to the original song from December 22.
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Belgium
Brussels
Vine Arts
Fecural Academy
Charles Rogier
Jenneval
van Campenhout
Anthers
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Lovats County Printing & Publisting Company
J. Clare Glorgg
Postomica
City
Lorain
Onlo
Robert EL Ward, Inc
Chicago, & So
Wabath
Imth
General Motors
Sears
Dauser
Mighly
Kingdom of Tied
ABE M
Mahomet II
Turkey
O. M. Kile
Joan
City Loan Service
It. W. Call
the City Loan
Middle Ave
Sree
Claude Terry
West Side Lumber Coal Co
Chas E. Guth
Elyria Savings & Trust
Lorain County
East Ave
Thomas
Elyria Block
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