Roosevelt relief plans face winter test in federal aid critique
Western Newspaper Union reports Rexford Tugwell notes that New Deal relief has bred dependents and inefficiencies. Critics say the deficit will rise next year despite claims of economy, with funds shifted to works relief. The piece traces relief policy, labor attitudes, and political considerations ahead of 1936 elections.
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Nebraska Receives State Relief Grants and Farm Payments
Nebraska gains 500000 for general relief and 26600 for transients for October as FERA Director Ernest F. Witte notes. Washington cut plans from 900000 to 750000 after WPA shifts clients to relief work. State AAA says corn hog contract payments total 5046869 so far, with expected 22000000 for 1935, about eight million less than last year.
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Ernest F. Witte
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Farmers meet 75.5 percent of land bank loan installs
Farm Credit Administration reports that Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming have paid 3,331,000 in matured loan installments by September 1 at 5 percent interest. Principal payments are not due for three years. National interest payments total 27,139,000 or 82 percent of matured amounts.
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Nebraska Ranks Fourth in Milk Butter Production
Nebraska ranks fourth among states in butter production, reflecting strong dairy output and regional agricultural activity. The report notes continued growth in dairy processing and regional market demand supporting the industry.
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World's Most Famous Babies Eat Oatmeal
The Dionne Quintuplets will eat oatmeal as the cereal of the famous five chosen by a Canadian expert staff. Medical authorities endorse oatmeal for its plentiful minerals protein and Vitamin B, aiding growth and reducing nervousness constipation and poor appetite in children.
Three-Wheeled Auto Built By Young Minneapolis Mechanic
A young Minneapolis mechanic built a three wheeled streamline car using a standard four cylinder motorcycle engine. It reportedly curves at speed without tipping, reaches 85 mph, and delivers 40 miles per gallon. The rear engine frees space for battery and luggage under the hood. The frame body and top are steel with air cooled induction.
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Postum Free Week's Supply Offer
Read the offer by the Postum Company in another part of this paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Duty Without Regard to Worldly Censure
Epictetus counsel emphasizes unwavering duty despite idle reflections or world disapproval. He warns that others’ judgments lie beyond one’s control and should not affect purpose or action.
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Liberty as release from law in Whitman’s view
A brief aphorism attributing to Walt Whitman a contrasting view that true liberty frees humanity from all constraint while the wise see liberty as the ultimate law among laws.
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