Looking Ahead by George S Benson on fiscal prudence
George S Benson of Harding College praises Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder for urging a costs study and minimizing government expenses while maintaining a strong economy. He argues for high national income through efficient production, liberal debt payments, and warns of national debt and spendthrift habits. He compares the nation to a household needing prudent planning and sound Washington guidance.
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John Snyder
the Treasury
Sam
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Snyder nabs three point plan for national program
The speaker outlines Secretary Snyder's plan to cut waste in government, boost output and lower prices via industry led price reductions, and keep broad based taxes while trimming the budget to spur investment. He would adjust item three to lower income taxes by serious budget cuts, arguing high taxes remain needed but some reductions could fuel private capital and jobs.
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Snyder
Address change notice to prevent missed Sun copies
The Sun asks readers to promptly notify of any address changes to avoid sending copies to wrong addresses. If an address will change in a week, readers should write in advance to prevent missed copies and save 2c per misaddressed issue.
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The
Sun
Uncle Sam
In or Out of the Garden and Social Liberty
A Nature magazine piece argues cultivated plants revert to wild state and questions action. It links botanical trends to social trends and notes over cultivation as dangerous and hothouse flowers blooming with liberation. Also, NSW police surrender ten thousand pistols for sea disposal or melting by engineers.
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Nature Magazine
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New South Wales
Persian legend credits wine found by queen's toothache
A Persian tale attributes the discovery of wine to a queen who suffered an aching tooth. The legend recounts how the remedy or gathering of fermented grapes led to wine’s emergence in ancient lore.
Take Care of Your Garden
Public garden tip promotes on time weed control and cultivation. It advises hoeing and stirring surface soil before weeds germinate and between rows as seedlings appear. Hand weeding may be needed in rows while young plants grow, with care to avoid damaging roots.
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Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Laughing at Blunders Wins Audiences
Fred C. Kelly notes a speaker who forgets quotes and fumbles readings to amusing effect. Audiences prefer a fallible, human performer who jokes about errors over flawless eloquence, finding humor in missteps builds rapport and success.
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Fred C. Kelly
Restore Alumi num Pans With Vinegar And Salt
To restore the splendor of alumi num pans, blackened inside by cook ing, boil one-half cup of vinegar and one tablespoonful of salt in the besmirched container.
Rug Weaving Ties Tufting To Warp by Hand
A concise description explains that the pile of Oriental rugs is tied by hand, tuft by tuft, to the warp or backing of the rug, detailing the traditional handwork involved in rug construction.
No Sense In It About Potato Surplus Waste
A Charlotte Observ er editorial criticizes government loans that back high quality potatoes more than low grade, causing farmers to discard or process fine potatoes while selling poorer grades. It argues subsidies distort production and waste a key food, citing Manufacturers Record on subsidized farms.
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Charlotte Observar
Feeding the Baby Requires Great Care
A health column advises exclusive milk for newborns with gradual introduction of citrus and tomato juices at two weeks to supply vitamin C. It recommends fish liver oil for vitamins A and D and sun exposure with doctor guidance, continuing oils through summer, then transitioning to solid foods between three and four months.
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State Tuberculosis Association
Physical medicine aids chronic joint infections cases
Despite knowledge that removing infection from teeth tonsils sinuses gall bladder and proper rest diet and exercise can prevent rheumatism some cases become chronic before infection is removed Joint infection causes changes that cannot be repaired leaving stiffness pain and deformity Physical medicine uses heat electricity massage and exercise Tangerines are called kid glove oranges.
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