Conservatives Urge Caution as Congress Eyes Tax Revisions
The piece argues lawmakers will focus on economy and revenue with a looming deficit and tax revision likely. It credits Hoover and his administration for opposing unsound action and warns against expansive, illusory spending. Public mood favors balanced budgets and careful legislation to restore prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Pell
United States
Uncle Samo
Drought Loan Returns Reach Over Ten Million
Repayment of federal drought and storm loans up to November 13 totaled 10,541,747 with cotton grain peanuts and alfalfa held as security. Stored cotton rose to 40,764 bales valued on books at six cents a pound though held as security at eight cents. Memphis regional office accounts for about sixty percent of repayments. The line includes a quote about ongoing property troubles following a spouse’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Seed Loan Office
Department of Agriulture
Memphis
Wood heating as practical in hard times and durable
A University of Illinois extension note argues hard times push wood burning while stressing properly cut and seasoned wood for winter heat. It notes dry wood equals coal in heat value, with hard woods like hickory outperforming soft maples when seasoned, and compares weights and energy equivalence of cords versus coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Sawyer
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Illinois State Natural History Survey
Book Notes Dr Traprock Memory Book by Chappell Putnam
A reminiscence of Dr Traprock by lifelong friend George Chappell in the memory book edited by Putnam’s Sons. It profiles the explorer’s place among fame figures, his Gobel Prize, and colorful anecdotes from Yale, travels, and Derby Conn. Abbie the housekeeper features with homey quips.
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Traprock
George &.Chappell
G. P. Putman
West 46Th
New York City
George $. Chappell
Tarprock
Livingston
Peary
Stanley
du Chailly
Congressional Library
Washington
D. C
Gobel
Explorer's Union
Cambridge
Mass
Don Juan
Don Quixote
Don Dickerman
Derby Hills
Conn
Abbie
Yale
Derby
Pittsburgh
Quilequil
Carbon Monoxide Dangers Highlighted in 1920s Report
A fragmented clipping warns of lethal carbon monoxide in closed garages. It notes rising fatalities from 1924 to 1929, urges motorists to keep garage doors open, and stresses the unseen, odorless danger during winter cold spells. The piece blends anecdote with safety advice from the National Safety Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Levon
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Glasgow
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Vatous
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Fabrica
Wilson and Elder
Wiltom and
Elder Brands
Alles A
Valuse
Knit Union Suits
Wilson
Faney Rayon Sox
SILK
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Weston
Iowa
Big Yank
Doebls
Share BE & Waris
Eam A Godskesens Gift Shop
China Tea
Weller
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Irie
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