Lenroot bill expands farm loan system into new credit agencies
The Lenroot rural credits measure, passed by the senate, creates farm credits departments in 12 federal land banks to handle loans based on warehouse receipts and agricultural securities. government capitalization could reach 120 million, with new agencies aiding production and marketing of crops and livestock, while existing land banks retain mortgage lending.
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Federal Land Banks
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Federal Farm Loan Board
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Lenroot
States
Hoover backs survey of rubber supply from Philippines and South America
Secretary Hoover endorsed a plan to investigate rubber production possibilities in the Philippines and South America after meetings with British rubber interests and American consumers. He said the Commerce Department should conduct an exhaustive study covering areas of production, land and labor laws, labor supply, transport, taxation, costs, profits and investment security.
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Moposal
Philippines
South America
Hover
Hoover
McCormick
Rep
Tte
Hig
United States
Department of Commerce
Alaska statehood urged for region south of the Arctic Circle
Col. William B. Greeley chief forester urges Congress to admit that Alaska region east of the 162nd meridian and south of the Arctic Circle as a U S commonwealth. He says local self government and economic growth justify statehood while broader statehood remains premature.
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Alsaka
Arctic Circle
William B.gree Ey
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forest Administration and Development
Atatehool
Greeley
162D Meridian
Arctic Cirele
Congress
Alaska
States
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Bureau of Public Roads
Greeley Mays
Panama Seeks New Deal With United States on Canal Zone Rights
Panama informs the State Department it will resist any treaty that would end its control over foreign commerce in the Canal Zone or create an independent colonial status. Officials demand a complete canal project designation and oppose further land acquisitions for forts. They seek their own customs and cargo terminals for Panama City and Colon.
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Canal Zone
Pailman
Hoosevelt
United States
Répubic
Panama
State Department
Gove Uent
Ncea
State
War Department
Morrow
Pausma
Colon
Hospitality 15 Its Big Feature Described for Homes
A feature on the Hospitality 15 home design outlines a versatile, fit anywhere house by William A. Radford. It highlights a gambrel roof, basement laundry, light filled living room, veranda doors, potential small room use, and a sleeping porch with practical conveniences like an ironing board and outside ice accessibility.
Attractive House Design Promises Practical Space Use
A described 87 by 89 foot design features a first floor plan with upstairs rooms of standard height and potential extra rooms from lower stair hall and rear breakfast porch. Veranda lattice, graceful driveway, tree and shrubbery enhancements, and a view through from kitchen to front offer a pleasant, economical home suited to rural or suburban lots. An overshading narrative notes the porch and facade as especially appealing.
Cash Miller Muses On Inventions And Radio Fads
Cash Miller laments rapid invention and radio progress in Thrift. He jokes about eight syllable devices sending voices by wireless and predicts a taste broadcast era. He recalls early communication limits, notes brisk changes, and warns that yesterday’s novelty becomes today's nuisance.
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Cash Miller
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Tragic Farmyard Accident Kills Horse in New Brunswick
Two men repairing a rifle in a New Brunswick farm yard fire a test shot that rebounds from a barn door hinge and strikes a horse in the head, killing it instantly. The horse had recently been sold for $300. the owner suffered the loss.
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New Brunswick
Fred
Circus in the Barn and the Myth of the Theater
The narrator recalls a barn circus as a simple, hands on show for youth. He contrasts it with a theater and laments the disappearance of barns and circuses as foundations for boys to gather. A garage circus feels wrong and lacks the familiar scent of a true family barn.
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America
Alaska Exports Surpass Gold Copper With Salmon Decline
Alaska's exports exceed 1,000 million dollars with gold and copper leading, while fish and by products reach about 60 million annually. Conservation lagged, causing a diminishing salmon pack in recent years though 1922 outpaced 1920 and 1921. Sherman Rogers analyzes outlook.
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Alaska
Seward’s Folly
Alaskan
Sherman Rogera
Egyptian Princess Unearthed At Luxor With Tattoos
Metropolitan Museum of Art archeologists reveal the body of an Egyptian princess from the first Theban dynasty buried in Luxor. Her neck and bosom bore blue symbols of noble caste while hair and teeth remained intact.
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Nile
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Luxor
Patrol Wagon Rushes to Emergency as Radiator Freezes
A police emergency in Indianapolis is reported as a patrol wagon is dispatched after a wagon driven by Oli ford Leaf experiences radiator trouble and an overheated engine while traveling down the street. The call comes from a patrol box reporting the stoppage and need for immediate assistance.
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Oliford Leaf
Indianapolis News
Illiteracy Count Cited At Eastern States Conference
At the illiteracy conference in New York City, officials estimate 4 031 005 Americans cannot read or write. The figure underscores national reading difficulties and calls for remedial programs nationwide.
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America
New York City
Hair Groom promises greaseless natural combing
A drug store jar of Hair Groom claims to tame stubborn or shampooed hair all day. The greaseless combing cream purportedly stays absorbed at the scalp so hair remains soft, pliable, and natural without visible evidence of use.
SelfPerformed Surgeries After Fall in Cotter
Will Campbell of Cotter recently performed two quick surgical operations on himself after slipping and falling from his house. He twisted his body in the fall dislocating one shoulder which popped back into place. He sought medical help only after the incident reported to the Arkansas Gazette.
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William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Will Campbell
Cotter
Arkansas Gasette
Good Word for Winter from Lowell
A concise quote presents winter as a blunt, honest companion who tolerates no nonsense, a sentiment praised as a steadying comfort through the long season. The author notes winter’s straightforward nature as a reliable guide.
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Winter
Lowell
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