Concentration of Fruit into Large Orchards Report
The USDA notes a shift toward large commercial orchards over the past decade with small farms exiting production. 1931 apple and pear prices plummeted to historic lows, while peaches hit record yields. Total fruit production rose, though prices stayed depressed and wastage increased.
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Rosenwald Near Death After Prolonged Illness
Julius Rosenwald Chicago philanthropist and longtime Sears Roebuck chairman is reported near death after a long illness. He is described as the Windy City's richest resident and a leading figure in business and social efforts.
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Making Life Pleasant Travel Note
Quote from Lord Chesterfield urging kindness and small acts of generosity to travelers. Encourages scattering benefits and even flowers for those on hard journeys.
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Tariff Reduction Lifts From Session by Divided Control
The article argues tariff reform will stall in Congress due to Democratic control of the House, Republican veto risks, and a Democratic tilt toward reciprocity. It highlights key figures Hull Costigan Rainey Lewis and notes Costigan’s cross-party history and Rainey’s suitability for tariff reform.
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Who's Who in Washington by Charles P Stewart
The piece questions Senator Joseph T. Robinson's leadership of the Senate Democrats noting his conservative stance. It recalls his London delegation at the naval conference and Hoover era alliance. It suggests dissatisfaction brewing among Arkansas followers who may withdraw support to avoid a party quarrel.
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Hazardous devices found in Easton post office
Police and postal authorities investigate seven hazardous device packages mailed to pro fascist leaders after two Easton postal clerks died. Nationwide alarm spreads as authorities compare parcels and map cities with similar reception.
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Newsboys Entertained at Capitol Theatre
Frank Boucher originated the Christmas newsboy entertainment at the Capitol. The Star’s news carriers enjoyed the Friday showing of Delicious starring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell, followed by a vote of thanks to Boucher for the popular program.
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Yo Yo Contest Prizes Awarded at Hables Palace
A Saturday contest at Hable's Palace awarded ten dollars in cash prizes for Yo Yo demonstrations. First prize of five dollars went to Robert Grim, second prize of three dollars to Michael Collins, and two dollars to Jean Shiner. All winners were city youths ages four to sixteen, with remarkable talent shown in handling the toy. The event was arranged in connection with the F. W. Woolworth store.
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Contest Winners Of Moose Lodge Fundraiser
The Loyal Order of Moose announced prize winners from a contest held to raise funds for a church building at Mooseheart Indiana. Winners include Mrs. Frieda Keeler of Maple Heights Ohio John Finken of Brooklyn New York Vance McIntyre of Philadelphia Grace Leasch of Philadelphia and Miss S Mychline of Astoria Long Island.
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Country's First Paper Mill
The early printers in colonial America imported paper from Europe, mainly the continent. The first paper mill, built in 1690 at Germantown, Pa., arose from William Bradford’s printer needs and the arrival of German papermaker William Rittenhouse.
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Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Persistent Coughs
An ad touts Creomulsion as a two action remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote is a leading healing agent for throat troubles and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if relief is not achieved.
All the Difference Jud Lankins Comments on Sales Pressure
Jud Lankins says the gap between high pressure sales and bill collectors lies in the sector’s unwillingness to ease you along with humorous stories. Washington Star report notes the tension in consumer finance.
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