Loyalty appeal from Governor Smith broadcasts nationwide
Governor Alfred Smith in a radio address appeals for loyalty to the U S government and urges Democrats to push a constructive program for Congress. He says Democrats were not crushed by defeat and urges cooperation with President Hoover, calling for unity beyond party lines and preparation for the next campaign.
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Farm Relief Debate Promises New McNary-Haugen Push
Spokesmen for the McNary-Haugen farm relief plan gear up for renewed rallying efforts. The Hoover-Smith presidential campaign debate convinced many voters that Congress might aid troubled farmers. Since its crude introduction six years ago the bill has grown in support, with repeated House and Senate votes but recurring vetoes. This year Congress moved toward a practical plan by removing price fixing and emphasizing marketing through cooperatives, though critics still feared subsidizing production and dumping on foreign markets. The outcome hinges on future action as the moment for relief nears.
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Trees In The City Preserve Air Beauty And Life
A community plea for urban trees emphasizes their role in air purity, cooling streets, and shaping pleasant neighborhoods. It warns against removing trees, noting many cities later regret clearing shade and now plant replacements at high cost to restore comfort and livability.
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Tuberculosis guidance and general health questions column
A reader asks how to handle tuberculosis with no funds for climate or sanitarium while working. Advice encourages contacting antituberculosis societies or the National Tuberculosis Association for help, notes some tubercu losis can recover at home with proper living habits, and warns to avoid extreme fasting. The column also covers fibroid tumors and nasal catarrh treatments, recommending medical evaluation and cautious dieting, semi fasts, and exercise, with editorial note inviting future questions to Dr Peters.
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Cavalry Chiefurges Horseman Still Needed Despite Modern Tanks
In a 1918- era speech Maj Gen Crosby defends enduring need for cavalry alongside tanks and armored units. He notes horses remain essential where terrain and mobility require foot and horse forces, while acknowledging progress in equipment. He cites gaps in machine gun adaptation and seeks anti aircraft and pack‑carried weapons through cavalry experiments.
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Phoenician Alphabet Creation Noted as Key Invention
The writer credits Phoenicians with the invention of the alphabet, calling it the most important invention by humans and praising its enduring glory.
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