The Diller Record By Frank T. Pearce
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Wonder Tools for Flight and Food Some Speculation
An eastern airport uses flood lights to aid landing, and new instruments promise pilots constant altitude readings and course checks. Dr Walker cites raw foods as a cure for human deficiency, while a debenture plan for twenty one cents per bushel of wheat aims to boost domestic prices though it may encourage overproduction. State Journal notes potential pitfalls in each scheme.
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State Journal
Debates Over Age Of Human Origins And Fossil Skulls
The piece notes differing estimates from archaeology students and a Biblical scholar about human origins. It questions dating a skull to half a million years versus twenty thousand years and argues a skull a hundred thousand years old may be poorly preserved, casting doubt on long-ago dating.
Farm Legislation and Senate Debate Across the Belt
The week centers on debate over a Farm Belt bill introduced by Haugen of Iowa. It mirrors the McNarey Haugen plan minus the Equalization Fee, aiming at farmer cooperation and price stabilization with a seven member board and a $500 million government loan facility. The Senate Agriculture Committee meanwhile proposed a measure to pay exporters from the Treasury an amount equal to half the tariff on surplus products, drawing Republican support alongside Democrats. The piece notes Hoover's position, anticipated tariff action, census and reapportionment bills, and rising interest in waterways and Red Cross events in national concern.
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Haugen
Iowa
McNarey-Haugen
United States
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Treasury
Norris
Nye
Norbeck
Hoover
House
Washington
Average U S Presidents' ages at Inauguration
Washington. Roosevelt. Taft. Hoover. Hoover. the ages at taking office average 54 years. Roosevelt was the youngest at forty two. Harrison oldest at sixty eight. Jefferson Madison Adams Coolidge Grant Polk Pierce Garfield and Hayes were under fifty.
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Washington
Iniuenravioy
Fleibert
Hoover
Rorisevelt
Harrison
Jefferson Metson
John Quincy Adams
Coollidge
Grant
Polk
Pierce
Garfield
Les
Roosevelt
Hidden clues to a sunny holiday weather forecast
A playful puzzle hints at good weather for a holiday by matching clues hidden across a string of phrases. The reader deciphers terms like famine hearth and landlord rent as part of a broader weather message, concluding with a request for fine conditions.
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Perth
Impatient Sparrow Loudly Signals For Food In Lancashire Kitchen
A sparrow in a Lancashire manufacturing town has long announced its presence with loud calls outside a kitchen. It now goes further, repeatedly raising the door latch several times daily until someone attends to it.
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Lancashire
Information Concerning Intangible Taxes
Tax notice urges all taxpayers to file with the County Assessor to avoid penalties after May 27. It details rates on money, bank deposits, and stocks, notes, bonds, and other intangibles, plus who may file and how returns are handled.
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Nebraska
United States
Thriving on Diet Worth 3 Cents Daily
Arkansas City Kansas report about Dr G J Winans pastor who survived a severe accident by living on two glasses of whey daily. He stopped drinking water and kept his life by this strict diet. Despite hardship he prospered and raised a large family.
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Arkansas City
Kan
G. J. Winans
Free Methodist Church
Cutter Winans
Doctor Winans
London Churches Note On Wedding Dress and Groom
A Bermondsey church record notes concern over delaying discussion of the bride’s dress and the groom’s character until after the ceremony, with friends and relatives expected to await proceedings.
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London
Bermondsey
Mother Hen and the Young Chick Tale Ends in Return
A childlike story depicts a chick seeking belonging away from his Mother Hen. He fears family rejection and longs for freedom. After wandering, he learns the warmth and protection of his Mother Hen and returns to the nest. The tale ends with renewed family bonds and appreciation.
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