Poultry Club Work Spurs National Poultry Growth
The 1919 poultry club program of the United States Department of Agriculture expanded to seven states with 1,186 clubs in 285 counties and 20,480 members. Reports show 7.5 million eggs and 610,252 chicks hatched, yielding poultry sales of about 493,719 dollars and an implied total product value well over a million dollars. The program trains children through school clubs, exhibits, and community breeding groups to raise standard bred poultry and improve local farming.
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Jos
W. Kinghorne
United Department of Agriculture
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Talaing
Georgia
Kentucky
North
South
Cmnolina
Tennessee
States
State Agricultural College
Aclas
County Rerwaid
Poultry Club
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Specif
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United States Department of Agriculture Poultry Apoemists
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Bissouri
Kansas
Iowa
South Carolina
Color shifts and a San Diego monster fish report
Discussion on color matching for fabrics notes blues turning purple in art and lighting, while gray remains suitable for evening gowns. A San Diego fisherman reports a bizarre 15 foot monster tuna with a horned head and a fertilizing shark sighting confirmed by a top electorist, highlighting unusual ocean life events.
Golden Service and Sensibility in an Aged Portrait
A fragmentary reflection on aging, pleasure, and perception notes weariness of feeling and the fading of as yet unshaken ability. It invokes a footnote figure who might present a true image to humanity, hinting at a bygone era of gleaming service.
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H. St. Eaweis
Preservation of Our National Parks Against Commercial Water Power
The article notes Secretary Payne of the Interior urges strong protection for national parks and monuments, warning that commercialization could erase wild West wonders. It discusses a proposed six foot dam at Yellowstone Lake, arguing a 25 foot dam would invite further cases and threaten timber, hot springs, and scenery.
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Astington
Payne
Interior Department
Congress
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
Costs of War and Peace for U S Government Revealed
A treasury cost figure places wartime outlays at 24.01 billion dollars with additional expenses for the peace commission totaling about 1.001 billion to 1.709 million paid, plus refunds and miscellaneous items. Named figures include salaries for House and White, Lansing, Bliss, and commissions. travel, hotel, and confidential expenses feature prominently.
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Houston
Treasury
American Peace Commission
Senate
Wilson
Oritlon
Unen
Russia
Germany
Posen
Turkey
Weilwand
Armenia
M. House
Henry White
Robert Lansing
Gen. Tasker H. Bliss
Rome
Lansing
Grayson
Prohibition Debate Explores Whisky Disposal Options
House Ways and Means members heard Prohibition advocates and Rep Joseph TR Fordney discuss enforcing the Volstead act. A plan floated would tax whisky, blend stocks in bond, and use federal prosecutions, while Kramer's raid strategy urged warehouse concentration in Kentucky to withhold legal withdrawals.
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United States
House
Ways and Menia Committee
Joseph TR. Fordhey
Michigan
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
John F. Kramat
Kentucky
Worthey
Fordancy
Gareth
Bureau
Kramer
Bea
Tilson
Connecticut
Uncle Sam and Flying: U S Air Power Slips Behind Europe
The War Department weighs bidding on 0 new airplanes with Army Air Service designs, totaling about 6 million dollars for testing and equipment. Congress debates funding while Navy Aeronautics gains priority, as experts warn the United States lags behind European powers in air defense and commercial navigation readiness.
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Uncle Sam
Wwighotly
Army Aviation Section
Aly
Asta
Congress
House Military Committee
Uade
Naval Aeronautics
Aret Dilmiral
Navy
Wiliam A. Moffett
Great Lakes
How Could He Be The First Mald Nice Loo- Lin’ Fel Ler
The dialogue pieces show two speakers debating identity and marriage. One voice questions how a man could be someone’s husband, while the other hints at a misheard or altered name. The exchanges resemble a dialect rich, humorous rundown of names and unions.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad
Aspirin name Bayer must appear on package or tablets to ensure genuine medicine. Warns that without Bayer on the label, the aspirin may not be genuine or physician prescribed. Promotes Bayer tablets for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and more with small tin boxes and larger pharmacist packages.
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Bayer
Ady
That's Different Winlet and Dick Dreadfully Stuck
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Margot and others discussing rivalry and support. Garfield Tea ad copy references constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles. Pegasus Wis the winged horse appears in a stray line and a pun about hurdles.
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Winlet
Malse
Margot
Pegasus
Woman's complaint relief from Doctor Favorite Prescription
A Kansas reader states she suffered from weaknasa and woman's trouble. After taking three bottles she reports complete relief with no recurrence. Endorses the prescription for women and notes personal improvement.
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Kansas
Qoity
Kans
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