Rural Rehabilitation Program Extended in Texas
The Rural Rehabilitation Division extends leases for Rural Rehabilitation Program use to Dec 31 1937 with three times annual rent in improvements. Landlords receive housing and farm work, plus equipment and cash payments for unused balances, tied to project housing and land values.
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Texas
Rural Rehabilitation Division
Federal Land Bank
Production Credit Corporation
State Director of Rural Rehabilitation
Nothing New Under The Sun
A column argues that long cycles of crisis recur across history. It cites Saint Cyprian of Carthage in 325 A D noting drought and economic distress, then notes humanity repeatedly overcomes crises, with prices and tax issues cited as examples from ancient times.
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Cyprian
Carthage
St. Cyprian’s
Deserter or Refugee: A Magistrate and Sambo Debate
The magistrate rebukes a man calling him a deserter for leaving his wife. The man retorts he is a refugee, arguing fellow understanding of the woman's character. The exchange highlights harsh language and racial terms reflecting historic attitudes.
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Sambo
Dry and Wet Quote Sparked by Local Bar Banter
A witty exchange points to fifty speak easies in town with Dry claiming never to have visited one and Wet pressing for the identity. The quip reflects era slang and local color in a casual public jest.
Farm Act changes to be pressed at next Congress
The Administration plans to push controversial Farm Act amendments when Congress reconvenes. AAA head Chester C. Davis supports enactment after careful consideration, hoping to clear up uncertainties. Byrd Bailey and others opposed earlier, with pressure now aimed at shifting Senator Byrd on farm relief methods.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Byrd
Virginia
Regiment” Agriculture
Wallace
Hitler
of Agriculture
Bailey
North Carolina
Senate
House
Harding-Coolidge
Hoover days and farm program amendments debated
The Virginian notes limited debate on proposed AAA amendments as Congress adjourns. Davis signals plans to reoffer controversial changes, including granting the Secretary of Agriculture authority to inspect industry books, regulate intrastate farm product flow affecting interstate commerce, and license farmers who also distribute products.
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Hoover
Congress
Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
AAA
Small Farms Challenge Marketing Rules as Producers Claim
Small farms confront marketing agreements by asserting their status as producers. The dispute centers on how these farms classify themselves for compliance and pricing, potentially affecting contracts and regulatory obligations.
Nazi ideal girl described by National Zeitung
The National Zeitung defines the Hitler girl as a modern, healthy lass who supports leadership, shuns lipsticks, and avoids sentimentality. She should be politically aware and physically fit, rejecting the aged idea of a mere girl.
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Berlin
National Zeitung
Hitler
Last Resort Dialogue Highlights Family Farewells
A mother and daughter discuss a book, the daughter noting it is sad because the heroine dies and the hero returns to his wife. The exchange reveals concern for the reader and a bittersweet ending.
Liquid laxative relieves sluggish bowels in children and adults
The ad urges using a regulated liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to safely treat constipation. It promotes a measured dose, gradual reduction when needed, and claims the product provides non habit forming relief for all ages with pleasant taste and overnight potential. It notes availability at dry goods stores and suggests a sixty cent trial.
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