Farm boys and city lure challenge Indiana outlook
In Indiana the state board of agriculture president notes a shift as many farm boys show less interest in leaving rural life. Charles N. Lindley observes thousands may stay on the homestead, preferring farming opportunities over city office toil. The piece argues the city’s draw is balanced by skilled rural guidance from observant farmers.
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Indiana
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
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Indianapolis News
Ayrshire Bull Bought by Higginson in New Jersey Trade
Brandon June 19 Barbery Dignity the four year old Ayrshire bull that won the supreme championship at the cattle show in Kilmarnock Scotland last month has been bought for Captain A Howry Higginson of South Lincoln Mase for 1500 by Frank Poor cattle importer at Cranford New Jersey according to a cable message received today by J G Watson secretary of the Ayrshire Breeders association Barbery Dignity defeated at the Kilnarnock show the young bull Hot Stuff which last spring brought world record price for the breed
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Agraltire Breeders’ Association
Kilnarong
Belgium Thanks United States for Relief and Aid
Belgium's foreign minister Paul Hymans praised American relief efforts and the wartime service of U S troops during President Wilson's visit to Brussels. He cited the Belgian relief commission led by Herbert Hoover and Brand Whitlock, praising American generosity and friendship as Belgium rebuilds after four years of occupation.
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League of Nations
In First Place on Sanitary Practice Advances
A summary of the committee report on recent advances across 42 North American states and provinces ranks topics by activity. The top areas are mineral diseases, communicable diseases, child hygiene and public health education, public health nursing, vital statistics, sanitary engineering, laboratory work, research, industrial hygiene, and food and drugs.
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How to Get Rid of Rheumatism Fruit-A-tives Ad
A testimonial claims relief from rheumatism and side and back pains after using Fruit-A-Tives or Fruit Liver Tablets. The writer, W. M. Lampson, reports personal recovery and recommends purchasing options including a box of six for $2.10 or a trial size of 25 cents from Fruit-A-Tives Limited, Ogdensburg.
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Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
Flight Postponed Till Germany Signs
London June 19 The flight of the British dirigible R-34 to America is postponed until Germany decides what she intends to do regarding the peace terms.
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Germany
Birth Registration Neglected in United States
An article notes many U.S. parents fail to register births. It cites October 2018 figures showing only a subset of states and D C met the required birth registration threshold. Experts emphasize prompt birth registration as vital to child health and welfare efforts.
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Children’s Bureau
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Child Conservation Section
Council of National Defense
Arthur Newsholme
Washington
England
Great Britain
Sir Arthur
Where Ignorance Is Bliss Diner Exchange
A brief fragment from the Boston Transcript presents a humorous exchange about food and order in a diner setting. It contrasts ignorance with craving for guidance, hinting at a casual scene of diners and cooks and a lighthearted bite.
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Germans At Weimar Still Indignant After Versailles Attack
The German delegation led by Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau arrived in Weimar by special train that was attacked as it neared the city. Government troops moved to fortify protection while revenge for the Versailles assault sparked unrest. Italian and French officers apologized, but the German delegation suspected a deliberate conspiracy by rioters in Versailles.
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Lodge Lessons for America From Harvard Address
Cambridge June 19 United States Senator Lodge of Massachusetts chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee spoke at Harvard commencement emphasizing lessons from Germany's aggression and Bolshevism urging destruction of German war power as the safeguard of world peace He warned reforms must come slowly by evolution and urged Americans to stay true to core values as the world faces renewed dangers
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McCumber Defends League Of Nations In Senate Debate
Washington reports Sen. McCumber of North Dakota argues against anti league misrepresentation and says the covenant offers the only hope to prevent future wars. He asserts isolation failed, supports the league as compatible with the U S constitution, and warns that refusing to join could lead to larger conflicts and European domination.
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