Word: soils
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...time for Sunday supplements throughout the land, there was a picture any editor would warm to. "Daughter of a Great Russian Author Returns to the Soil...
...mortgagees to suspend foreclosures until the General Assembly could act, New York Life led off fortnight ago with this voluntary farm relief. Of the $1,666,000,000 which 52 life insurance companies have invested in U. S. farm mortgages, $455,834,078 was sunk into the black soil of Iowa. Iowa farm mortgage holdings of the principal life insurance companies: Equitable of New York, $90,040,095; Metropolitan, $64,422,538; Equitable of Iowa, $50,098,679; Northwestern Mutual, $40,809,401; Bankers of Iowa, $35,130,952; Mutual Benefit, $34,859,529; John Hancock, $33,251,749; Prudential...
...American War dead be brought home. Our heroic dead cannot rest in peace in the soil of the land that dishonors its obligation to their country. Let empty American military cemeteries be eternal monuments of shame...
...Drug Co., a manufacturing concern. He agreed to form a syndicate to buy the Boots stock for $25,000,000. London was agog with tales of a gigantic combine and happy over the prospects of having so big a concern come home to roost, laying its dividends on British soil. The U. S., of course, was pleased in the unique achievement of making a $15,000,000 profit out of a foreign investment. And then in stepped Neville Chamberlain, who intends to be Prime Minister some...
Ever since Franklin Delano Roosevelt's election uneasy Mexicans have been reflecting that the last U. S. Democratic President sent U. S. Marines to seize Veracruz briefly in 1914, sent Brigadier General John Joseph ("Black Jack") Pershing in 1916 to stalk Bandit Pancho Villa on Mexican soil. Last week Mexico City's independent Universal Grafico startled the Capital by printing the first Mexican attack on Democrat Roosevelt...