Hoover To Be His Own Boss In White House
Washington observers say Herbert Hoover will lead as a decisive president elect. Republicans worry over tariff revision and a possible early special session while Mellon and Donovan face disapproval tied to prohibition and Catholicism respectively.
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Washington
D. C
Hoover
South America
Congress
Florida
Midwest
Northwest
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
William J. Donovan
Sargent
Mellon
Donovan
Mr. Hoover
Bill
Valuable New Bulletins Available to Farmers
North Carolina farmers can obtain ten new publications issued by State College’s experiment station and extension service. Available by request from the agricultural editor, each bulletin covers topics from livestock systems to soil lime value and terracing farm lands. Publications mailed promptly, free of charge upon request.
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North Carolina
Experiment Station and Extension Service
State College
The
Democrat
Cecil
Norfolk
Inflation, tariffs, and reforms described in a broad policy view
The piece surveys Congress sessions, tariff shifts, and the need for relief for farmers amid disorganized industries. It quotes figures on national earnings and spending, cites warnings from figures like Mr. Lucey, and contrasts American Prohibition debates with political shifts abroad. It notes Amanullah’s reforms in Afghanistan and road needs highlighted by a Santa Fe official regarding China.
The Flu Lapses Amid Ridicule and Rich Marital Costs
A sharp, period-voice observation notes the flu seeming milder as men avoid illness, and spots social satire on marriage where wealth affects a wife's dependence. It hints at male pride and financial dynamics in domestic life.
Father Reflects On Youth While Guarding Daughter’s Social Circle
A wary father frets over his daughter’s companions, noting that his unease stems from memories of his own youth and the risks of modern youths. The remark frames parental concern as a reflection on past experiences and caution.
Fate in Balance as Army Leaders Hear New Pick Effort
General Bramwell Booth, head of the Salvation Army, faces removal as members in London attempt to select a successor but are barred by an injunction. The dispute centers on leadership and control of the organization.
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Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
London
Hints for the Home Create a charming hearth without wall cutting
Homes can install a built out chimney breast with a tailor made mantel to hold an artificial grate. Beaver board is covered to blend with old walls, finished with molding, and used with electric lit coals. A simple cream hash recipe follows with meat, onion, butter and cream on toast.
Oyster Salad Recipe Steps From Historic Page
Drain two cans cove oysters and chop them slightly. Add three finely rolled crackers and half as much chopped celery as oysters. Blend with mayonnaise or Russian dressing. Serve on crisp lettuce garnish with stuffed olives.
Jam Pudding Recipe with Spices and Custard Sauce
A simple jam pudding mix combines five eggs one cup sugar half cup melted butter half cup jam half cup flour one teaspoon soda dissolved in three teaspoons sour milk with cinnamon and nutmeg to taste. Beat and bake in a buttered pudding pan. Serve with foamy or custard sauce.
Salt Water Mouth Massage for Early Pyorrhea
A health note recommends salt water rinses as the best remedy for incipient pyorrhea. It advises a morning and evening gum massage with a solution of half teaspoon salt in half a glass of hot water, using downward strokes on the upper gums and upward strokes on the lower gums.
Ten-Year-Old Giant Purchases Shoes in Racine
A Racine shoe company received an order from Robert Wadlow, a ten year-old schoolboy from Alton Mississippi. Wadlow is reported to be six feet ten inches tall and weigh 250 pounds, prompting a size 25 shoe pair made from five square feet of leather.
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Racine
Wis
Racine Shoe Company
Robert Wadlow
Alton
Miss
MceNess Work Wanted In Watauga County Ad
Job notice offers $7.00 to $12.00 daily year round work no experience needed for a MceNess business in Watauga County. Unusual offer. Write at once Furst & Thomas Dept. P Freeport Illinois. Boone growing city planning urged by H C Landon of North Wilkesboro with C L C Realty Co. for landscape and city layout.
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MceNess
Watauga County
Furst & Thomas
Dept. P. Freeport
Ill
Boone
H. C. Landon
North Wilkesboro
N. C
C. L. C. Realty Co
Old age diet and frugal living advice with small ads
An anecdotal piece urges simple nourishment for the elderly, arguing that plain, fuel-rich foods aid longevity while overindulgence harms. It likens aged care to proper engine maintenance and warns against exotic dishes. Short notices offer to buy 200 Hampshire or Shropshire ewes and sell forty boxwoods, with a final quip on wartime finance.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Mrs. O'Brien
A Louisville woman reports relief from headache backache and side pain after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription three bottles. The testimonial claims the remedy strengthens and invigorates nervous or delicate women and urges others to try it.
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J. A. O'Brien
Emmet Ave
Louisville, Ky
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Turkey
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Blowing Rock, N. C
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Shropshire
W. L. Winkler
G. D. Wellborn
Mt. Zion
Ford
America
Edmund Jones
Lenoir
N. G
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Almond B. Chapman & Sons
Boone Clothing
Boone Clothing Store
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