Washington's Left Right Debate Enlivens New Deal Outlook
A Washington analysis surveys Roosevelt era advisory lines, tracing how advisers span left and right wings. It cites TVA and AAA as radical shifts, notes conservative and liberal figures within cabinet and Congress, and weighs monetary plans and governance changes shaping the New Deal trajectory.
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Parents and Children Then and Now on Duty and Love
The piece contrasts old style parenting with modern attitudes, noting parents sacrifice comforts for children while children often show little thanks. A famous writer argues gratitude grows from natural affection, not debt. A symposium among college women highlights love and duty, with Goethe cited: much can be done by duty, more by love.
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War on dog tick faces public health task
Public health officials and agrDepartment researchers wage a battle against the Dermacentor variabilis dog tick, carrier of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Maurice Hill notes the insect’s life history offers no clear weak point to curb numbers, unlike mosquitoes.
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District of Columbia-Maryland-Virgina
Maurice Hill
Bureau of Animal Industry
Snake venom as medicine sparks new research idea
Modern medical researchers explore snake venom as a possible cure for disease. Studies from the Pasteur Institute in Paris and a Sycalas clinic propose venom components may treat illnesses. Early cases show promise but experts caution venom complexity and the need for separation and standardization before medical use.
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Paria
India
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Ad Claim Reforms Liver Pills
The fragment advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills, noting a long history and purported health benefits.
Clover seeding planned to guard Santa Barbara watershed
Planes seeded two thousand acres of the Santa Barbara National Forest with clover to shield the California watershed from heavy rain wash. The action aims to stabilize soil and reduce erosion after wildfire damage and seasonal rains.
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Santa Barbara National Forest
California
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