Billion-Dollar Gain Over 1932 In Farm Income
Washington report shows planned agriculture lifting gross farm income to about 6.4 billion in 1933 from 5.143 billion in 1932, with total around 6.1 billion plus 300 million in federal payments. Secretary Wallace urges continued federal guidance, tariff adjustments, and a long term land program to sustain gains and balance production with demand.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Silent Night Story From Oberndorf to the World
The article traces Silent Night, Holy Night from its 1818 origin in Oberndorf Austria with Franz Gruber and Josef Mohr to its spread across Europe. It notes rumors of Haydn attribution, the 1854 Berlin inquiry, and a Gruber family link through St. Peter's Salzburg, highlighting the carol's enduring tenderness.
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Franz Gruber
Oberndorf
Josef Mohr
Europe
Zillertal
Austria
Gruber
Mohr
Strasser
Michael Haydn
Berlin
St. Peter’s
Salzburg
Kris Kringle
Detroit Free Press
Restock efforts for scarce rabbits spark Kansas plans
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission moves to restock rabbits as pests reappear, while Australia offers bounties to curb rabbits and fur is valued for hats. The piece blends commentary on global opportunities and a view of modern work ethic versus romance, noting explorers like Captain Ivy Wamboldt and a sea captain’s pragmatism.
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Kansas
State Fish and Game Commission
Australia
Commonwealth
Danbury
Mongolia
Great Northern Territory
Antipodes
Fred Wilbur
Andes
Marquis Ito
Ivy Wamboldt
New York
E. P. Theriault
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Ivy
Hollywood
Agricultural progress and 1933 department advances
The report highlights progress against parasitic nematodes in Southern hogs, strides in bovine tuberculosis eradication, achievements of ten regional soil erosion stations, and additional agricultural science advances by the department in 1933.
Lobster Snap Sparks Chase On Quay
A Scotsman and his dog are involved in a comic incident on the quay when a lobster snaps its claws on the dog's tail sending the collie fleeing. The fishmonger berates the dog owner while the other retorts with a pun about the lobster. Stephen F. Austin was born November 3, 1793.
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Stephen F. Austin
Fellow Driving It The Car to Watch
The note describes behind the car in front as the one to watch, reflecting driving instruction from the Holyoke Transcript. It emphasizes attentiveness and sequence on the road.
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Holyoke Transcript
Dividends Later and a Promise of Savings Loss
A witty exchange hints at financial concerns and romance. One speaker jokes about dividends and a life of savings while the other warns of losing those lifelong savings in a future encounter.
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