Can It Be Done Wallace’s Plan To Regulate Nature
A 1937 column questions Wallace's proposal to use law to control nature and economics from farming to import limits. It argues attempts to equalize production costs and regulate prices ignore human nature and have historically caused worse outcomes, warning the milk will spill if proved possible. It notes shifts in policy mixing production cuts with dam and irrigation spending and laments perceived harmony in government actions.
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Wallace
Department of Ture
Nature
Mr. Wallace
Fragmentary note on uncertain grasp of knowledge
The text fragment questions what is known and admits limited understanding. It suggests a sense of striving to admit gaps, referencing master minds and the race of understanding, with an air of weariness and introspection about knowledge.
Agricultural Outlook and Relief Policy Critique
The article reports crops maturing despite late spring rains with corn upland and bottom land developments, cattle and other livestock increasing, and notes potential crop damage from weather. It also criticizes administration relief policies as creating dependency and questions long term impact. The piece warns of harm to self-reliance amid government support plans.
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Nature
Jak
U.S. Farm Policy Critique on Foreign Competition
An editorial argues that restricting production to raise prices fails as foreign products undercut American farmers. It claims U.S. subsidies pay farmers to reduce output while imports from other nations profit, harming domestic growers and preserving a faulty good neighbor policy. The piece condemns policies that let neighbors flood U.S. markets while paying Americans to produce less.
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United States
Sree Ee
Political clash over deficit and Supreme Court packing
An editorial rails at ongoing deficits and criticizes efforts to pack the Supreme Court. It argues the administration underestimates the money needed for relief and condemns federal control of relief while defending state management and warning of political manipulation ahead of elections.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Beers
National House of Representatives
Fragmentary OCR Note From New York Page
An unreadable OCR excerpt from a New York page fragment shows incomplete phrases and stray letters. The text contains no clear events names dates places or actions to summarize into a full news item.
Family Gathering Noted for Dunkin Obert Deakin Names
Family members including Mr and Mrs Ray Dunkin and others gathered for a reunion event. The notice lists Lire Snd Mie Obert and Roy Deakin among attendees, indicating a family reunion context and social ties.
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Ray Dunkin
Lire
Snd Mie Obert
Roy’ Deakin
Fragmentary sports and social notes from a late issue
An incomplete OCR extract records vague mentions of a horse accident involving Ty Sar and companions escaping injury, plus scattered social references to individuals such as Deve Purdy, Tendridge Graspalin Rien, Mr. Pore, John Fields, Wesnesni, Mr. Clark, and Mr. June, with fragmented timing like Wednesday and Saturday night.
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Deve Purdy
Pore
John Fields
Cme
Clark Wi
June
Boston Man Arrested by Police for Alleged Theft
Two officers detained John A. Bayon of Boston after an incident described in police records. The report notes Bayon faced arrest and potential charges with details remaining unclear from the fragment.
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Onan Ee Ae
John A. Bayon
Boston
Local Gathering at Unionville Highlights Tea Event
Community members in Unionville attend a chaal'n event led by Tiare Sok Ba, with BaSME oversight and Tei involvement, drawing several near here to participate.
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Unionville
Mees Templeton and Sateree Attend Moss N Nal Bernlees
Mrs J Templeton and Mrs Fred Howard join Sunday gathering at Moss N Nal Bernlees with Sateree present for social event.
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J. Templeton
Sateree
Fred Howard
Moss N ‘Nal Bernlees
Unclear text fragment notes democratic vote behavior
Fragmentary excerpt discusses Be Cone ie one He peritently cere on that in any benechant tee mocratic form of ent permits decisions of vote there always will be close votes at times.
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Berke Danatee
Paget
Tsylvania
George F Sheers Undergoes First Tooth Extraction After 100th Birthday
George F Sheers of Matton celebrated his centennial with a first tooth extraction described as a notable dental milestone. Local dentist reports the event occurred shortly after he turned 100.
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George F. Sheers
Matton
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