Proposals for Agricultural Tax Dictatorship Stir Debate
The New York Tribune analyzes a House bill granting the Agriculture Secretary power to tax and regulate farm production to restore prewar values for wheat cotton tobacco and hogs. It warns such centralized authority risks dictatorship and questions feasibility in courts while underscoring urgent need for domestic and global economic readjustments.
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of Representatives
Secretary of Agriculture
Bonn
York Tribune, Inc
Astor known as landlord of New York for vast estate holdings
In a remark on social aims, philosophers seek the rich while the rich do not seek philosophers. William Backhouse Astor, a 19th century capitalist and philanthropist, was famed as the landlord of New York for the extensive residential properties his estate administered.
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William Backhouse Astor
New York
Countryside Broadcasting Pastor of Opequon Group of Churches
A note credits countryside broadcasting materials from the Country Church Work and Presbyterian Church U S with offices in Richmond Virginia. It identifies the Opequon group of churches and their pastor in connection with church activities and broadcasts. The source lists Box 1176 Richmond VA as the mailing address for the Presbyterian Church U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Richmond
The Little Child and the Rise of Small Churches
A reflective piece links the appeal of children to the growth of Christian churches. It cites Jesus and biblical verses, notes that no false religion prioritizes children, and cites Dr. Henry W. McLaughlin’s church growing from thirteen to 359 members within the Presbyterian denomination, plus Burnt Church expanding to over a hundred members as Frederick county’s largest country Presbyterian Church.
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Jesus
Earth
Bethlehem
Henry W. McLaughlin
Pearl Buck
Presbyterian Church
J. S
Burnt Church
Round Hill
Frederick County
Do Something or Die Dozens of small churches urged to reform
A church-commission report urges the survival of small congregations within the Southern Baptist and Presbyterian groups. It notes many rural churches have under 100 members and argues little churches should reform rather than dissolve, insisting they must serve their communities or perish.
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Southern Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Little Church
German Measles and Chicken Pox Mild Illnesses Quoted
Dr Logan Clendening notes German measles and chicken pox as mild, self limited diseases. Early symptoms include sore throat and slight fever. quarantine ends after rash disappearance. Chicken pox can resemble smallpox early on and causes itching. treatment is minimal with local care and no strong epidemic prevention effort.
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Logan Clendening
M. D. J Tegerman
New York Department of Health
Health Department
Informator y doubles in contract bridge by E V Shepard
Central Press discusses proper informatory doubles in contract bridge by E V Shepard. It explains doubling aims, expected trick counts, and partner responses with examples using hands in clubs spades hearts and no trump, noting strength requirements and strategic signals for raising bids.
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Central Press
E. V. Shepard
One Day Bride Beatrice Masterson Found Dead in Canton
Police investigate whether Beatrice Masterson and her husband Anthony Miano died by self-inflicted pact or if the bridegroom murdered her in their Canton hotel room before killing himself. Revolver shots ended the lives of the Cleveland couple.
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Canton
Beatrice Masterson
Anthony Miano
Cleveland
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Advertises Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. Claims creosote and other healing elements soothe inflamed membranes, stop irritation and combat germs with bloodstream absorption, promising relief and money back if symptoms persist.
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Ady
The Great Fish Debate in Jonah and Matthew
The passage in Jonah 1 17 uses a great fish to describe the sea monster that swallows the prophet In Matthew 12 40 the term refers to a whale though it is a mammal The Greek term pan is better translated sailor for accuracy in context
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Jonah
Pecan Industry Dominates Southern States
Pecan growing has become a major industry in the South with Georgia contributing about two-fifths of the improved varieties and Texas and Oklahoma yielding two-thirds to four-fifths of the seedling nuts. Production ranges from 75 to 85 million pounds annually. Famous Father and Son Aaron Burr figures as a Princeton College of New Jersey president. Aaron Burr the Vice President grad of Princeton.
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Georgia
Texas
Oklahoma
Aaron Burr
United States
College of New Jersey
Princeton University
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Mann
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Beatrice Miano
Glaize & Lockhart
Pri
Big Sister
Central Press Association, Inc
MR. Lee
Byles Forgrave
Clem
BOC
Wender’s
North
Loudoun Street
Winchester
A. & P. Grocery
Winchester Furniture
South Main Street
Plymouth
ROUSS
Braddock St
Reardon’s
Pure Food Store
Graddock and
Boscawen Streets
Altoona
J. M. Miller
Dep’t. of Accounts
B. E. Swartz Co
Eleventh Ave
Penna
Ford
Prestone Anti-Freeze
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and Boscawen Sts
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Matinsburg Pike
Amherst
Shell
Valley Ave
Boscawen Sts
General Electric
J. C. Penney Company
Penney Company
DHN S. Miller & CO
General Electric Products
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