Inflation and Dreuth Push Farm Prices Higher
The piece argues money policy risks and silver gold value shifts, noting Morgenthau and Roosevelt actions, a possible dollar cheapening, and aims to support farmers via AAA acreage cuts and higher cotton loans to stabilize agricultural prices while trade remains constrained. It cites the New York Times and Paris and Berlin market views.
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Treasury
Cleveland
White House
Congress
New York Times
Roosevelt
United States
Confesses Poison Pie Killed Son in Pittsburgh
Stanley Grabowski 35 confessed to poisoning a pie that killed his 8 year old son Raymond. His 5 year old son Stanley Jr. is seriously ill after eating the pie, and Grabowski was jailed on a separate morality charge after a quarrel with his wife.
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Pittsburgh
Stanley Grabowski
Raymond
Stanley Jr
Franklin T. McQuaide
Grabowski
No Loss of Cotton Markets Seen in AAA Cotton Plan
The South is not losing cotton markets to foreign countries due to the Bankhead Act and the Agricultural Adjustment cotton program. USDA findings show foreign production has risen to a limit and American exports this year should match recent levels. The plan aims to prevent costly surpluses while keeping a stable price to deter unlimited foreign competition.
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Germany
Berlin
Berlin Bourse Zeitung
America
United States
Sam
AAA
College Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Adjustment
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India
Egypt
Russia
China
Brazil
Poison Ivy Case Turns to Profit in Rochester
Eight year old Thomas McClure turns a swollen poison ivy face into a money making venture. He charges relatives and friends to view his condition, amassing a tidy sum as demand grows while The Sun sells typewriter supplies.
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Rochester
Minn
Thomas McClure
Thomas
Barnum
Handy Household Tricks From Older Times
Practical tips for repairs and maintenance including extending broom life by covering it, soap on nail tips to ease driving, soaking sagging cane seats, tightening leaks in aluminum vessels with a nail, loosening rusty screws with heat, and paraffin-dipping bottle corks to stop leaks.
Ventriloquist Joke Sparks Dismissive Remark
The Sun runs a light note about a ventriloquist joke sparked by Percival and Penelope. A boyhood photo of Percival with his father prompts a playful line comparing the ventriloquist figure to a real parent.
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Percival
Penelope
Science Nibbles and Space: From Light Meters to Moon Rocket
A light intensity device helps judge reading room sufficiency while a 200 inch telescope mirror is cast in Corning New York. A two pound rocket aims for the moon from 11 miles up in the stratosphere, expected in about ten hours. Reptile body temperature follows air temperature and codfish vitamin D derives from sea lice. The seismograph also serves as a weather forecaster. The Sun offers printing and engraving services at reasonable prices.
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Corning
N. Y
Moon
Hoe-dancers and Medicine Men Invoke Good Crops in Nigeria
Nigerian communities turn to traditional rituals as farmers seek bountiful harvests. Elders and healers perform dances and herbal rites to bless fields and counter drought while partnering with local agricultural groups for modern farming tips.
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Nigeria
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