Protective association urges passage of game refuge bill
The Ican Game Protective Association backs a House bill to fund migratory bird protection and preserve feeding and resting spots while allowing legal shooting grounds for lower income hunters. The plan, tied to prior laws and a 1916 treaty with Canada, cites success in curbing wild duck slaughter and notes hunting brings economic value, with Minnesota reporting $2,000,000 yearly for local food. the measure would require a one dollar local post office license to fund preserves, with state veto final.
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Ican Game Protective Association
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Canada
America
Minnesota
Christmas Peace Prophecy: Good Will Toward Men
In a Christmas reflection from December 25 1922 the author asserts world peace and universal brotherhood grow stronger as Christmas traditions renew hope. The piece links love one another to democratic ideals and a spiritual democracy advancing toward abolition of hereditary rule, urging patience for slow yet miraculous social change.
Wildlife protection warned as sport hunting declines
William T. Hornaday of the New York Zoological Society warns that unless strict laws are enforced, hunting as sport may end within years. He cites more hunters and car access increasing extinction risk and urges doubling game wardens and license fees, halving bag limits and season, with sportsmen urged to lobby legislatures.
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William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Society
Dr. Hornaday
Amer
Attracting Palestine as a modern tourist and power hub
A commentary envisioning Palestine's modernization including hotels in Jerusalem and Amal powers. It notes plans for a first class hotel on the David boulevard and Solomon street, bids on plumbing and heating, a water sewerage project in Jaffa, and irrigation schemes with the Dead Sea and Lake of Genesareth. The piece frames Palestine as a potential international park with its sacred antiquities drawing visitors worldwide.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Jerusalem
United States Bureau of Commerce
Holy City
Land of the
Jaffa
Jonah
Mandatory
England
Dead Sea
Lake of
Genesareth
Near East
Jimmie and Dad Radio Chats on Oscillating Circuits
Tommy Wilson visits Jimmie to learn radio basics while Dad bursts with opinions on radio science and bunk. Jimmie explains an oscillator using a vacuum tube, plate coil, and antenna to show how a high frequency current is generated and tuned details of resonance and energy transfer.
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Jimmie
Tommy Wilson
New York
Tommy
D. C
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Christmas Day Horoscope Foretells Joy and Family Bonding
Astrology predicts a benefic star chart on Monday Christmas with Venus in a friendly aspect promising joy for all signs. The ruling planet of family reunions brings light moods and a warm holiday spirit, suggesting a broader participation in the season’s real meaning. An unclear final phrase references a local belief about pain.
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Venus
Muerere
Rhyme and Reason McARONI Ballads Imitations
The piece uses a playful dialect to recall seasonal scents and memories. It contrasts peach and flower aromas with autumn leaves frost and winter, liking roasted peanuts and pipe tobacco best as protective comforts against cold. It closes with attribution to T. A. Daly, 1922.
English Scientists Clash Over Milk Debate
In London a milk controversy pits Dr Webb Johnson who warns against drinking milk as unnatural for adults against Professor H B Armstrong who defends milk as essential. The exchange spawns letters to The Times as advocates on both sides wage the quarrel in print.
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London
America
England
Webb Johnson
H. BE. Armstrong
Times
First Montana Christmas Celebrations Recorded
Montana Yesterdays compiled by J U Sanders notes the first recorded Christmas in Montana at McWilliams post in Paradise Valley about 60 miles from Missoula. Entries recount Clark's 1804 1805 Christmas journals and a 1813 record at McWilliam's trading post, plus 1854 placer discovery near Helena.
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J. U. Sanders
Montana Historical Society
Society of Montana Pioneers
McWilliams Post
Paradise Valley
Missoula
Missouri
North Dakota
Lewis and Clark
Columbia River
Sandero
McWilliam
Thompson's Fork
Clark’s Fork
Nelson Gulch
Jefferson County
Helena
Ling an Elephants Valet Peeves Sailor
Jo hann Schultz quit his job as deckhand on the steam ship Hansa from Germany after serving as an elephant caretaker and ape tamer aboard a circus cargo. He described tending elephants baboons snakes and birds while at sea and said he preferred manual labor to grooming the jungle animals.
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New York
Johann Schultz
Hansa
Germany
Schultz
Burma
Vacant Sign Misleading In Paris Housing Trade
Paris report says a post indicating an apartment is vacant does not guarantee rental availability. A. Goulby notes landlords must display the sign when a tenant leaves, but private agreements often rent the unit before the sign appears, amid housing shortages.
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Paris
A. Goulby
Echo National
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