Disputed relief bill dominates Hoover Garner talks
The article outlines futile negotiations between President Hoover and Congress over a $2,000,000,000 relief bill. Hoover opposed key sections, Garner insisted on them, and both sides attacked each other as the bill neared a standstill. Campaign activity followed, with Hoover planning Chicago headquarters and party leaders projecting campaign strategies across the West and South.
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Hoover
Garner
Bill Bingham
Reconstruction Mnance Corportion
Tothia Bertrand H. "Snell
Congress
House
ICE
Charles Curtis
Charley
West
Haager
Franklin Roosevelt
Albany
Curtis
Washington
Hig
Hig Ranch
Uvalde
Yexay
Tadoussac Village’s Glorious Day in Historic St Lawrence
The Tadoussac settlement on the lower St Lawrence, oldest white settlement in America and former fur trade hub, evolves into a quiet Canadian summer resort. Cartographers and explorers marked its peak, from Jacques Cartier in 1685 to Champlain’s 1603 treaty, while the town now welcomes visitors by steamer and car to its historic harbor and chapel bell.
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America
Tadoussac
St. Lawrence River
Laurentian Mountains
St. Lawrence
Saguena
Ufa
Jacques Cartier
New France
Fleren Gen Rovers
Tadoussye
Canada
Tadousaag
Labrador
Hudson Bay
Hudson Bay Company
Great Company of Gentlemen Adventurers
Champlain
Deceive Themselves Many Think They Are Hard Boiled
A compact aphorism notes that many who fancy themselves tough are no more than stubborn types with thick skulls, an ironic glance at bravado versus true toughness.
Hawks as friends of farmers in the poultry yard
Biologists from the United States Department of Agriculture say most hawks are harmless, feeding on rodents and insects. They distinguish hawks by wings and tail shape, noting broad wings and fan tails for harmless species and longer tails with rounded wings for harmful ones. Farmers should study hawk appearances to protect poultry while conserving beneficial birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Poph
United States
Moscow
Russia
Washington
Pope
Io General
United States Department of Agriculture
Chief Charms Not to Be Purchased
A Farm Journal excerpt quotes Nellia Russell on inner beauty over outward cosmetics. It argues that mouth and eyes reflect the soul and cannot be made appealing by lipstick or vanity products, urging inner sweetness over superficial adornment.
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Nellia, Russell
the Farm Journal
Unbelievers Challenged by Balloon Sound Test
Tit-Bits reports a contest claim that a woman's voice can be heard by a man in a balloon at two miles height, while a male voice cannot be heard above one mile, presented to test in London.
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Tita
London
Governor Sterling's Visit Ends With Humorous Escape Tale
The report recalls Governor Sterling touring the Imperial prison farm near Houston. A driver was provided to return to Houston and Sterling teased about saving time, joking he has seven years of experience. The exchange centers on a summer home trip and impatience to avoid delay.
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North Carolina
Cameron Morrison
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
B. Ghringhaus
Elizabeth City
Governor Sterling
Moss Sterling
Imperial
Houston
Sterling
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Ray Benjamin
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