Apple growers seek relief as foreign tariffs bite exports
Eastern United States apple growers formed a permanent council led by former Governor Harry F. Byrd to address a wave of foreign barriers since the Hawley Smoot tariff. They urged higher grade clean fruit, mutual inspectors, and study of embargoes to save markets for American apples.
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Akron Proceeds To Golden Gate
Lieut Comdr Charles E Rosen dahl reported from Camp Kearney California that the Akron would move to San Francisco later today and take part in fleet maneuvers tomorrow.
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House Upholds Hoover Veto On Tariff Measure
The House voted 178 to 166 to sustain President Hoover against the Democratic tariff bill that would strip his authority to change import duties. Hoover condemned the measure as weakening flexible tariff protections and promoting political logrolling.
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Frees His Wife of Rheumatism with Allenia Remedy
An advertisement touts Allenia as a non opioid formula that ends pain from rheumatism neuritis lumbago and sciatica. It claims rapid relief followed by removal of uric acid deposits from muscles joints and tissues and offers a money back guarantee through Baker's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Tariff Agreements Shape Trade Wars and Alliances
A discourse on preferential tariffs abroad argues they fuel trade wars and force reciprocal pacts. The speaker warns the United States should avoid paths leading to international entanglements and complex alliances.
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Massie Party Enters Into Ship Social Gaieties
On the Malolo Lieut Thomas H Massie his wife and her mother Mrs Granville Fortescue expand social life aboard. They show cheer from the voyage away from Honolulu where Mrs Massie and Fortescue were convicted of manslaughter for lynching an attacker. Sentences commuted.
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New Wonderful Face Powder Promises Smooth Wear
Ad copy for MELLO GLO face powder from Serene ESOre Drug Store touts a new French process for easy spreading and long wear. It claims to smooth the complexion by concealing tiny lines and pores and reducing shine.
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Harrisonburg Denies Park Boundary Rumors and Skyline Trail Cuts
The Harrisonburg Daily News-Record rejects unverified rumors of halting the Shenandoah National Park at Swift Run Gap and cutting the Skyline Trail. Local officials deny any movement in Harrisonburg to shorten the park or trail, urging adherence to original plans to attract visitors to the Valley.
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Prohibition Debate Intensifies Across Papers
The Dallas News notes ongoing uproar over prohibition with calls for abolition to save the country. A Georgia Times columnist quotes a business leader saying the public targets business openly, while remarking that the word about is superfluous.
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