Farm relief fight shows Senate split and election tension
The piece reviews the defeat of Senator Fess administration farm relief, noting the main bill failed by six votes in the Senate while Fess measure fared worse. It contrasts public reaction, comments in The New York Times, and suggests primary politics influence Senate judgment, warning againstCorn Belt dictates over national policy.
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Fess
Senate
Se Fess
Meilon
Admiral Dewey
Congress
Hsse
The
New York Times
Loch Derby
Ford
Coolidge
Corn Belt
America
Mater Raul
Vaddo Estate and Legacy of Hospitality in Saratoga
The founder of Vaddo estate in Saratoga Springs left a 500 acre property with lakes, forests, gardens, and a palatial residence to honor hospitality. The article reflects on how hospitality faded, noting the loss of spontaneous guest warmth and the evolving social mood after the founder’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyee Immanitariaus
Saratowa Springs
New York
Vaddo
Vadd
Andrews Plan for Anti-Trust Drives Against Monopolies
A dispatch dated Raine 28 outlines General Lincoln C. Andrews planning drives against large monopolies at the start of the fiscal year. The note questions whether multiple drives will overlap or occur widely, hoping for completed actions over announcements and desiring news of what has been done rather than what is proposed.
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Raine
Deeda
Lincoln C. Andrews
Andrews
Mother Appeals to Wandering Boy Brings Him Home
A Yonkers mother issued a heartfelt appeal to her eleven year old son who had run away believing he failed a school exam. The boy heard the plea and returned home discovering he had not failed. The piece emphasizes the mother’s message and the power of love to call a child back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Ania
Fragmentary 1836 items drift through a jumbled notice page
A garbled OCR page lists dates, names, places, and events from 1836 with scattered references to Boone, China, Chicago, governors, and a sun theme. Several proper nouns appear distorted, making the exact events or identities unclear.
Convention Opening Today
Pu Aipha Tieng is listed for the convention opening today with events planned to kick off proceedings and welcome attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pu Aipha Tieng
Bearded names and pallbearer visit noted in town
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ABE MAR Deere arte Tide Co Mort Pusey and a pallbearer visiting an aged mother in a small scene. The passage is garbled but suggests a local obituary or visiting arrangement without clear dates or places.
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ABE Mar Deere Arte
Tide Co
Mort Pusey Weished
Iserin
Ulinay
Pouth O' Ib
How Things Look To THE FARMER By I O M Kile
The farmer voice surveys policy toward ure and predicts farm relief will be shaped for the 1928 presidential campaign. It argues farmers will become a political football for the next two years with limited chance for far-reaching legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I O. M. Kile
Haymaking Innovations Stir Industry Progress
A discussion on farming efficiency highlights the Lentira process and the J. Arthur machinery automating hay production from field cutting to final bagging. Experts note labor saving benefits and continuous operation, while rain challenges are described as non debilitating for modern haymakers.
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Stienahey
Dollar
Porlire
Croy
J. Arthur
Company profits from alfalfa farming misread
The text implies the company earns profits by operating a string of alfalfa farms rather than selling machines, highlighting a shift from product sales to agricultural ventures.
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Comperny Beneres
Itnerfo
Tit
Poetic Fragments and Dark Drama by Hubert Jeauth Deak
A fragmented reflection on water and solitude blends with surreal emotions. The prose drifts through cryptic imagery, hinting at inner storms, desolate landscapes, and hidden fears as a solitary figure moves through a murky, dreamlike world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Jeauth Deak
Widow of Hen Fawcett Leads Suffrage Movement Voice
The president emeritus of the Nations Union of Suffrage Societies is described as the widow of Hen Fawcett. She authored several works on political economy and women’s rights, including titles on female economic thought and notable suffrage themes.
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Millicent Fawcett
Ty Shisin Ersel Ulfraze
the Nations Union of Suffrage Societies
Hen Fawcett Cree
Geper
England
Ctoriz
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