The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 90, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 18, 1938 Page: 2 of 4
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THE incmaow fkess
TUESDAY, OCT. 18th, 1038
THE DENISON PRESS
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Wallace Plans, But God
Displaces Him
the apple cart for the new deal, leaving
the farmer clinging frantically at the other
end of the whole mess.
Control of crops by man Is about as
possible as it was for Canute the Dane to
stand and forbid the onrush of waters. As
that character had to grab his hat and
chair and flee, so will Mr. Wallace.
If crop control will regulate the price
and bring prosperity to the farmers as was
promised, and as was claimed when one
year prices were fair, why does it not turn
the trick now?
It is out of the question for farmers to
be made prosperous by such plans for the
reason that reduction of acreage planted
will result in a more intense cultivating o
the remaining land.
As it is the American farmers are no;
giving much attention to the matter v.
more production on less acreage as is be-
ing done in countries where land is at :
premium. But they are learning it rapid]
and any plan to control crops stands th
chance of being offset by increased pro
duction frequently either through the nr
ural increase in crops or through the mo.
intense cultivation of land.
It is a very poor makeshift, this cr- >
control business. What is needed is th
. j we shall have more plans to handle 11
H product through foreign marketing or i
cal plants to turn the raw material into o'.,
and new uses for a consuming public.
SPEAKING OF DUMPING
f/f NOW SEE
WHAT you've
GONE AND
DONE
V \
/
The trouble with the Wallace control It takes newspapei advertising to tin-
plan for the farmer is that Wallace plans, over merchandise. Recently when the uset
but God and nature displace those plans, car market was glutted, a concerted ni \.
About the time the politicians who Using campign using newspaper* only w ->
have been bragging about how the new launched. The result was 200,000 usee cats
deal has raised the price of the several ar- were sold at an average cost pei cat ot on
tides raised on farms, along comes mother ly $3.60 for advertising. Sale fiom the us..a
nature with her bumper crops and dumps cars brought in $40,000,000.
What work i
VJ*
!
C. B. RANDELL
Shorn aa, Taaaa
J. H. RANDELL
Danlaon, Taaaa
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
DYEING
We Make Old Shoo» Good at New
Every Job Guaranteed
OGDEN SIMMS SHOE SHOP ..
2.4 W. Woodard
Market Square
RCA RADIO TUBES
Service All Makes
JOHNSON
RADIO SERVICE
408 S. Mirick Pho. 261
rrfe-
Short-Murray
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone 113
506 W. MAIN
GOODYEAR
ft BICYCLES
ft TIRES
ft RADIOS
ft ACCESSORIES
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P. D. Q. Delivery
WE DELIVER ANYTHING
Small Packages
or Deliveries, 10c
Pho. 68 518 W. Main
TRADE YOUR
USED FURNITURE
for New Linoleum Rugs
and Inner Spring Mattresses
Waters Furniture
203 W. Main Phone 1307
We Write
COMPLETE INSURANCE
COVERAGE
INCLUDING IJFE
B. J. LINDSAY
THE INSURANCE MAN
"ince Tel.
<379 322
M
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SEE US FOR
PLUMBING FIXTURES
Crane Hot Water lleaten
Aitu tVall Heaters
Quick Repair Service
Free Estimates
E. VAN. HOESEN
PLUMBING CO.
Ill N. Fannin Pho. 1321
Real Bargains in Real Estate
Okln., Ark., and Texas
Located at Earl Waters
Furniture Store
203 W. Main
H. K. SWANN AND
DAVE ARNSPIGER
203 VV. Main St.
Oil
and Adjust any Sewing
Machine for
OTHER EDITOR’S THOUGHTS
WHY NOT TRY IT BOTH , v. .ich is a “dumping" program
WAYS | designed to dispose of our sur-
■Secretary of Agriculture Wal-1 plus products, or to “dump” them
lace plans a gigantic program ; ,in other nations by fixing a price
to “dump" the surplus farm prod- for the products needed for home
ucts of the country into the hands] world market on the surplus
pne
of poor American- at c
There is some merit to t i > p
gram. It would help the relief p
gram. But it mu«t he admit!
that it is very complicated. If
is the distinct:'
tween the new
the American
way?
The Herald
the domestic :
to
draw
Ain,
onrumption and entering the
i But the plan is > simple that our
o-1 Cogressmen have passed it by,
d i preferring rather to cut down on
i\v I our productions and thereby vo
e duce the hours of
id i lions of people.
middle of October,
there for the farm laborer, the
ginner, and his assistants, the
compresses and the employes and
the railroads and their employes
to do—to say nothing of the ships
at our Texas port3 the. find
themselves without <jotton car-
goes they usually have at this
time of year?
Wo shoud say, as Secretary
mm**.-.
ySn,' L c.,, mi Cl ,..a r«t>" u'
“Wallace Plans, But God Displaces Him”
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INTERESTING bits about
OUR FRIENDS
J. E, MEADOR, DDS.
110 N. BURNETT
First Door North Security Bldg.
If itts an out-of-town
NEWSPAPER
WE HAVE IT!
A complete fine of maga-
zines and newspapers.
UNION NEWS
DRUG STORE
Union Station Open 11 p. m.
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E. FRITTS
203 W. Main, St.
PHONE 476 or 1307
"Who writes all
rbout people in
queered our friend
h .
W. B. Sentcv
Wallace says, find places for mil- this week. "I see where some-
lions of Americans who need ] body got mixed up in traffic in
clothing, who need flour and the Dallas recently which reminded
labor for mil- like. But wc ca’t find a place for j me of an incident the other day
I all of our surplus at home on | which happened to me. A lady
behind mine dent, but was going to my placej
My | of business.” How mu A better |
ear had stopped at the corner to that was, wo think, then to try j
| let me get cut and the lady think-1 end raise a rumpus and threaten]
I irig I was getting out to register damage suits. What do you think? j
those thin'-V a protest, started apologizing and
the Press?" saying she would pay any damage.
It really made me feel badly, for
1 most certainly did not intend to
say anything to her.: I told her
the best way I knew how that it
v.as perfectly all right, that 1 was
not alighting to check on the inci-
MAGAZINES
W. F WEAVER
PLUMBING CO.
for sale or trade
Clean 1938 Mag&aiuei Preferred
LOOK EXCHANGE
119 W. Main
PLUMBING SATISFACTION
6?4 W Main Phone Z7V
If It Is
WELDING
You Need
Then You Need
George Clark’s
WELDING SHOP
114 South Austin
!
Just, look at conditions this I products of which this country ul- driving a car just,
ar. The cotton crop in this sec- ways produced more than it co"-1 bumped slightly into my car.
■n of the country is arlcady ga- j sutned, even in the best of times,
ered, although it is not yet the | —Greenville Herald.
CLEANERS
For
Painting & Papering
JAMES EDWARDS
802 S. Houston
Phono 15e7
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Mav Murn of Disordered
kidney Action f
Modern lift* with Its hurry and worry,
•guler huhtrs. improper eating and
ng itn n»k of exposure and In
throws heavy
of tbe kidnaya. The
I rragu
drinkini
lion
ira. impri .
It a n»k of exposure and lnf*o
y strain on the work
They are apt to become
over-taxed and fad to filter excess acid
Phon*
388
m
end other Impurities from th** li/^ giving
blood
You may suffer nagging bicKac&a,
headache, ditzirxs* getting up night ,
leg pains, swelling ftial constantly
tired, nervoua, all worn out. Other signa
of kidney or bladder disorder may
A Bigger Bundle
Laundered Better
nay be
burning, scanty or toofreguent urination
lltr Doun'i Pillt. Doan'g help the
Wash
kidneys to get rtd of exn-sa poll
body waste They are a/iliseptic to the
urinary tract and tend to relieve irrita-
tion and the pain it raua-'s
ful people recommend 1
e than forty ye
your nsifflbori
10 lb.
Quilts
Otuer Sen.ible
Damp
6 for
EATING OU T?
When enjoying spectator
sports this fall be assured
that your new full millinery
b.ends with a hairdress cor-
rectly done by Denny’s.
ful people recommend
have had mure than for*
approval. An
i.M ...
Doan's. T
any gratw-
They
are of public
Ideal Laundry
619 Shepherd
HI
-.V.'.ViVAVS.VAVA’.WAtJ
DENNEY’S
Beauty Shop
629 W. Main Pho 8IH
$
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TOO MUCH
■to tAT - NO
£<fRCI5E
THAT’S JUST THt
time to alkalize
MID INOIfitSTlON
NOTICE
Try Our Steak Dinners
Plenty of Hot Biscuits
Every Night
“Quality Food Served Clean"
Open
All
Night
RIALTO CAFE
Across from Rialto Theatre
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OUR
TION
BUILDING l.OCA- ;
AT 209 So. RUSK
WAS LEASED FROM UN- g
DER US AND WE HAVE g
MOVED TO
CHESTNUT.
91)4 WEST
NATION LACKS WAR SUPPLIES - In case of
, war, the War Department reports, the Unittd
; States would be more self-sustaining than any
other nation, but would lack 21 materials essm
ttoi to defense. These include coconut shells
coffee, hides, Iodine, opium, quln'ne, rubber, si,,;,
wool nnd various minerals. Coconut shells pro-
uuce the best charcoal iur t<as masks. Cut ie
-K-
could not be slaughtered solely for hides without
reducing the meat supply. This nation produces
only two-thirds the wool It uses In peacetime.
Above are Indicative scenes. Upper left. Federal
A >ent Ralph H. Oyler inspects $500,000 in seized
i jiium. Upper right, husking coconuts in Jamaica
Center, shearing shed on an Australian sheep
t/inn. Bottom, loading coffee hi lt:o <’:e Janeiro.
Rev. L N. Demy Mays:
I have found nothing to th*
past 20 years that cow take the
place of Dr. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills. They are a sure relief for
my headache
SufTerera from Headache,
Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbafe,
Neuritis, Muscular Petas, Peri-
odic Pains, write that they
used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain
with better result*' than they i
even hoped for. *
Countless American fiiaiwi
wives would no man
of keeping house without Dfc
Miles Anti-Pair, Pills than wtfH-
out flour or sugar. Keep a pack-
age in your medicine cabinet and
save yourself needless suffering.
At Drug Star**—''* and £MX
lie felt a ditTrrnt man next day,
Relieved the Aika-Sellxer way.
Wiiy don’t you take Alka-j
Seltzer for Gas on Stomach,
liradaohe, Sour Stomach, Colds,
Fatigue, Muscular, Rheumatic
Our facilities for high cla«s :
work are as complete i
before.
or Sciatic Pains?
Alka-Seltzer makes a sparkling’
alkaline drink. As it contains an
analgesic (Acetyl - Salicylate),
it first relieves the pain of
.everyday ailments, then by help-
restore the alkaline bal-
tends to remove the cause
SIMPSON
TRIM SHOP
jing to
[ance, h
len due to excess acid.
% .
Automotive Sent
Covert Made t* Order
ov
A'fj a*
1/ store,
DR. MlUfitd" e »
jmi-nuM Pius
yeas drag
at (tot
soda fountains
and In 3M and!
fk packages for]
haav n.
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North of Dallas”
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'Everybody's Talking‘
&
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deJ
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“Score cverytime! .
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BUT IT’S not fiction . . . We offer better dry clean-
ing service because our equipment is the very latest
and pur craftsmen are SKILLED. Try our service
NOW!
fcurmtuie
Upholstering
BE WISE-ALKALIZE!
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The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 90, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 18, 1938, newspaper, October 18, 1938; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth527903/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.