Davey argues soil study can double farm production
Ohio Congressman Martin L. Davey compares soil knowledge to medical care for trees, saying American farming could double production with intensified cultivation. He urges expanding arable land and using fertilizers while warning against neglecting future food supply as marketing and policy shapes persist.
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Washington
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Ohio
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Wheeler's Client Guilty Slanders Mails in Campbell Case
A lengthy editorial argues Senator Wheeler owes his fee to Campbell and aided in securing lands to spare Campbell from penitentiary. It frames Wheeler as compromising the Senate and details alleged dealings, noting the News Telegraph's commitment to nonpartisan, profitable journalism and reader support.
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Fragmentary Aphorisms and Quips From 1928 NEA Service
A collage of brief, pithy lines and jokes attributed to George Matthew Adams and others. Bits touch on wisdom teeth, detectives, and a Boston jury ruling on a husband’s sanity, with copyright notes from 1928 NEA Service.
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George Matthew Adams
Boston
NEA Service, Inc
News Service Teletype Creation Described In Office
A description explains how telegraphic news arrives via printer in this office. Electric keyboards in Chicago and Des Moines synchronize with the local printer so news prints as if produced by an independent operator. The copy is edited and arrives in ready form for publication.
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Ambassador Houghton signals US aid for Europe restoration
Ambassador Houghton told a London reception that the United States will aid European nations to return to industrial stability and reconstruction after World War I. He emphasized that while the US will back private investment to rebuild war-torn areas, it will not finance militarism or arms expansion.
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London
England
Europe
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Washington
Des Moines Letters Speak On League of Nations And Local Troubles
A des Moines column laments U S League of Nations involvement and mocks a local editor while urging civically minded repairs at Fifth and Walnut. The piece critiques politics, Prohibition enforcement, post office patronage, and weather’s impact on crops as it features a Scots-Irish-tinged personal voice about community affairs.
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Lev SAYS medley of musings on life and war notes
A fragmented column features Lev SAYS musing on corn season birds nests and imagined troubles. It hints at optimism amid turmoil and references Pershing and the war era themes, with stray phrases about infants and the boss’s advantages.
National Mill The Only Visit Reported
A fragmentary text notes a national mill and a visit described as the only one, referencing an American context with imagery of a mockingbird, a saxophone, and unclear phrasing. The readable parts hint at cultural or artistic symbolism rather than a clear event.
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