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Nutrient tank eyed to boost home farming progress
A discussion of a new domestic device called the nutrient tank promises to bring truck farming into homes. It blends water with minerals to accelerate crop growth, surpassing old dish gardens and offering potential budget savings on produce like spinach.
Brothers Under the Skin Compared Ideologies Across Time
A critical essay argues that Nazism and Communism share fundamental traits, including suppression of rights and mass conformity. It contends Hitler weaponized anti communism to unite the German people and cites a paradoxical affinity with the Soviet system as a tool to subjugate Germany, noting surprising fraternization of old enemies.
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Hitler
Reich
Soviet Union
Death Knell of Hang-Over Treatment Revealed
Three Mara Clinic physicians announce a new method to treat severe headaches caused by excess alcohol. They describe the pain as extreme, with potential thoughts of self harm, and characterize it as constant, excruciating, burning and boring, affecting the eyes.
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Mara
Hangover Headache Seen As Medical Milestone
The piece discusses the familiar hangover headache as a form of restraint after a riotous night and notes a future possibility that this pain could be desensitized by amine marks, marking a milestone in medical science.
Slogan Exposed Confidence in Business and the American Way
The piece argues public confidence after the bank holiday drives higher deposits and savings, noting Roosevelt era insurance for bond deposits, rising thrift institution totals, and a surge in common stock ownership from 1.65 million in 1929 to 3.7 million in 1938, reflecting faith in big corporations and the market.
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Dewey Short
Missouri
Hamilton Fish
Roosevelt
Building and Loan Association
Coolidge
Hoover
Americana
Business Is Better Despite Global Uncertainty
Dutch observers note American recovery appears steady and sound with July mail order and chain store sales above average. Department stores, autos, gasoline demand remain strong, while heavier industries report higher orders. Steel operations grow and optimism persists despite adverse overseas trends and potential political risks.
Oil Dispute Strains Between Mexico and U S
Washington Daybook notes that in the Mexican oil dispute some operators count on policy shifts after upcoming elections in both nations. The piece traces the 1917 constitution changes, calls for workers benefits, and the pull between expropriation and foreign investment amid U S and German influences.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Cardenas
U. S
Huerta
Calles
Germany
Expropriation Provisions Across Latin America
A brief note warns that every Latin American country has constitutional provisions permitting expropriation. The author fears unchecked use could trigger widespread, uncontrolled seizures akin to a chain reaction.
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Latin America
Just Faux by Edgar A Guest
The golf minded clergyman laments clergy’s poor golf while others like bankers merchants and mechanics show skill He mocks his own failings pride and envy of worldly men and finds humor in the game as a parable of virtue and vanity.
Discrediting the Gloom on Economic Outlook
A likely Republican-fueled critique argues against widespread economic gloom, citing unemployment and income figures as flawed while highlighting rising farm prices, building permits, bank clearings, and retail growth as evidence of a continuing upswing under the New Deal. The piece notes propaganda by GOP figures and contrasts optimistic and pessimistic forecasts across administrations.
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Fair Land
Tese
Chambers of Commerce
Republican National Committee
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Sears, Roebuck
Man About Manhattan Describes a New York Internal Revenue visit
In a light narrative set at room 629 in the Customs House near Wall Street, the narrator visits James Hoey, the collector of internal revenue, for a chat about income tax returns. The scene paints a calm, orderly process with 25 desks, reassurances from staff, and a final note of a forthcoming check, as he nudges toward paying $4,775 next November.
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New York
James Hoey
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue
Americans Freed at Hendaye Border Crossing
Eleven American prisoners held by Nationalists in the Spanish civil war were released and crossed into France at Hendaye near the border. Aviator Harold Whitey Dahl, held since July 1927, was not among the released prisoners.
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Hendaye
France
Harold (Whitey) Dahl
Automobile Club Outing Route Through Multiple Towns
The club plans a day trip covering many towns from Hagerstown to Hancock Breezewood and back via US routes and state roads stopping at Wa Street TA, Ft. Loudon and Main Street Chambersburg. The article notes Taos New Mexico as an oldest continually inhabited pueblo in North America.
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Automobile Club
Hancock
Breeze
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
U. S
Huyetts
Wilson
Indian Springs
Millstone
Breezewood
Watfordsburg
Amaranth
Brewood
Emmaville
Gapsville
Salavia
Harrisonville
McConnellsburg
Wa Street
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Peter Astra
Saudi Arabia
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Automobile Club Maryland
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