Vienna Still a Beauty Amid War Ravaged Empire
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the article surveys Vienna after World War I. It depicts a city of historic grandeur facing economic ruin, currency collapse, and social shift, yet maintaining cosmopolitan charm, grand architecture, and a resilient populace adjusting to new realities under a republic bound by Leagues and loans.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Senna
Europe
Austria
Vienna
League of Nations
Paris
London
Wiener Wald
California News Briefs highlights and happenings
A California redwood relic sails toward Paris as a gift to French veterans to be presented at the Legion meeting September. UC San Francisco and Berkeley prepare bond-funded buildings and a new Los Angeles campus plan. Berkeley opens its sixty-ninth fall registration with a new admission policy reliant on high school recommendations and College Entrance Board exams. Stockton fair preparations proceed with new barns and a poultry pavilion. Santa Cruz appoints James B. Holohan as warden with three execution dates set for Sandoval Clark and Vukich. A $1,000,000 neuropsychiatric hospital for disabled veterans advances after expert opinions. Midway Gas seeks to acquire several California gas assets to finance its expansion with a $26.765 million bond issue. Tia Juana Hot Springs hosts a new hotel, while Amalia Paris Eclipse gold mines change hands for $160,000. Nevada Exposition builds a California Legion building in Reno. Los Angeles Eye and Ear Hospital project gains ground with a new unit and a major office building under way. Luther Burbank’s legacy continues with 108 new plums and 32 cherry varieties. Lightning injures a Likely Modoc County sheepherder. A Santa Monica parade excludes “For Women Only” signs and invites all male realtors. The California Railroad Commission refunds $25,000 to 501 trucking firms following a Supreme Court ruling. Johns-Manville unveils new asbestos cement shingles in hexagonal shapes at Pittsburgh plant, signaling a new California industry.
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State of California
American Legion
War Veterans of France
Legion
University of California
Board of
Regents
Los Angeles
University At
Westwood
Berkeley
University of California At Berkeley
College Entrance Board
San Joaquin County
Stockton
James B. Holohan
Santa Cruz County
San Quentin Penitentiary
Holohan
Joseph Sandoval
Ventura County
Earl Clark
Milan Vukich
Placer County
California
Richard C. Queen
Queen
Veterans’ Organization
Midway Gas Company
Railroad Commission
Central Counties Gas Company
Hanford Gas and Power Company
River Bend Gas and Water Company
Valley Natural Gas Company
Southern California Gas Company
Tia Juana Hot Springs
Bert G. Bowman
Agua Caliente Company
San Diego
Hot Springs
Roy Dardier
San Francisco
Harold Dardier
Reno
American Legion Posts
Nevada
Fifth and Lucas Streets
Eye and Ear Hospital, Inc
South
Olive Streets
Pp. J. Walker Company
Luther Burbank
Burbank
Likely
Modoc
Santa Monica
Beach Broadwalk
State Railroad Commission
United States Supreme Court
Johns- Manville Corporation
Pittsburg
France
Eggs in Autumn Profit Opportunity for Poultrymen
G T Klein of Kansas State Agricultural College notes fall is prime for egg profits as prices rise in September to November. Many poultrymen ship to large markets for better returns, but shipments on rising markets should end before year’s start unless prices stay high. Well bred flocks can extend margins by selling to hatcheries for four extra months. Shipments should be fresh and packed with new 30 dozen cases, twice weekly if possible, with emphasis on high quality clean eggs for eastern markets.
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Vienna
Schiebers
Wiener Wald
G. T. Klein
Extension
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mr. Klein
Fine Alfalfa Chaff Treats Chicks and Litter Use
Green alfalfa chaff gathered from mangers serves as excellent chick feed and scratching litter in colony brooders. Some poultrymen advise three weeks off range to lower coccidiosis risk, supplying green feed and simulating range indoors. Alfalfa meal or sprouted oats are options when alfalfa is scarce, with prices varying by quality. Feeding should be daily, enough for an hour of cleaning, allowing birds to pick sprouts or leaves as they wish throughout rapid growth.
Poultry Squibs on Rearing and Feeding Chicks
The piece discusses culling, removing males, and raising chicks near orchards or fields. It notes minerals limit egg production and laying strain, and stresses well balanced feeds. Skim milk and buttermilk are highlighted as valuable for young chicks in hot weather.
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Hapsburgs
Rome
St. Stephen
National Assembly of the Republic
Exchange
Opera
Hofburg
Ring
Berlin
Social Democrats
Volga
Russia
Belvedere Palace
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