Naval Show at Convention in New Orleans
Chairman Neville of the naval affairs committee promises a spectacular display for the New Orleans convention. A flotilla of destroyers hydroplanes and submarines from Mare Island and invited naval authorities from England Canada Australia France Italy Brazil and Cuba will attend the event with hydroplanes and a submarine flotilla planned for exhibition.
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Neville
New Orleans
Aceenia
St. Petersh
American Legion
C. Ww. J. Neva
Convertion Naval Afairs Committee
Washington
Neville Obtainedsistant
Sis Tetary
Merers Pata 2
Aisie Tec
Ws ‘E . Krg
Tawmja
Gai S
Jaesis
MiZuia Wille
England
Canada
Australia
France
Italy
Brazi
Cuba
Mare Island
Cal
Legion’s Sweet Singer Charles Young Seeks Return at Convention
New Orleans rumor confirms American Legion singer Charles Young plans to perform at the upcoming national convention. Young, famed for his service with the U S S Louisville in World War I and later a Sousa band soloist, may leave concert work to join the Legion event.
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New Orleans
American Legion
Charles Young
Kansas City
New Reans
Young
National American Legion
Connstant de Reat
U.S. S. Louisville
Eet Sted
Johm Philly Sousa
V Yeang
Pric
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Legion and Syracuse authorities crack down on bogus magazine sellers
Perems who have suddenly acquired World War rewards wound stripes and a desire to help other disabled veterans by soliciting subscriptions to equally bogus magazines have so aroused the American Legion and municipal authorities at Syracuse New York that the two forces have combined against such fake selling. Anyone seeking a license to sell magazines is turned over to the Legion for investigation.
Fragmented domestic dialogue hints at worn items and identity
A garbled dialogue features Mrs Tineatay and Maria questioning appearances and possessions. References emerge to an old wage, harness, a missing car, and a straw in the mouth amid reproach. The scene mentions a wartime American Legion weekly visit suggesting a community context.
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Tineatay Tay
T. Hay
Maria
Theta Sorieer Baemier
American Legion Werkly
Ret van burns on his death bed in final words
A dying chauffeur, recalling a long ragged journey, laments a difficult last ride. He greets a companion with the name Sykes and speaks of going on a final trip worse than any previous drive. The scene captures a somber farewell on his deathbed.
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chanZeer
Ton Serview
Sykes
Welsie
Lecon Weekly
Beneficial Effect of Sulphur Sprays on New Jersey Potatoes
A United States Department of Agriculture field demonstration in New Jersey showed sulphur spray use greatly reducing scab and yielding a clean crop. Three application rates were tested 140 800 and 160 pounds per acre with sulphur dust.
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New Jersey
United States
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Protein feed essential for profitable dairy milk
Dairy cows need high protein feed with alfalfa best suited and cheaper than non legumes. A dry cow may eat about 2 pounds daily while a milking cow consumes 25 to 36 pounds. Alfalfa is cooling laxative and highly palatable, reducing production costs when replacing concentrates.
Beet Top Silage Silo Filling and Safety Notes
A Northward note on filling silos with beet tops outlines a 24 ton cost for gathering tops and filling packing and finishing. It warns that tops must be gathered promptly after topping and that dirt and sand must be removed. The same silage structure used for corn can be used, but beet tops pack densely and may crack the silo allowing air entry.
Feed for Fattening Stock Alfalfa Ration Gains Noted
USDA experiments show alfalfa added to fattening cattle and growing stock rations yields better and more profitable gains than sorghum hay. Alfalfa or clover shows the best results with palatable, readily eaten feed, while sorghum hay lags in gains and appeal.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Gasoline Tax Unfair Burden on Michigan Motorists
The Detroit Automobile Club and the American Automobile Association oppose an eight percent tax. They argue highway funds should come from property taxes, not on motor vehicle owners. They urge motorists to protest to their representatives, noting state revenue needs and the burden on drivers.
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Ion
Michigan
State of
Detroit Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
House
Senate
Pig's Cream Balm for Catarrh Relief Ad
A dated ad touts Pig's Cream Balm to relieve catarrh and nasal congestion. It promises quick relief from headache, dryness, and mucous, claiming a small bottle in nostrils clears air passages and soothes inflamed membranes for instant relief. Consult a druggist for purchase.
Rural banks urged to create farmer credit departments
The Rev. W. Poyseer of Crystal Falls urges upper Michigan banks to establish rural credits departments to better serve farmers. He notes interest from a rural credit conference in Marquette and envisions bankers dedicating clerks to handle farm loans, advise on investments, and guide crop pricing and sales.
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Upper Michigan
W. Poyseer
Crystal Falls
George E. Bishop
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
Poyseer
Marquette
State Department of Agriculture
Posseer
Farmer Gains Through Better Leveraging of Resources
Fragmentary text suggests guidance on improving farming efficiency by directing resources to optimal uses. Emphasizes practical steps to boost productivity and profits for agricultural operations.
The Masti Tribe Described as Arrogant Warlike Nomads
A colonial era portrait portrays the Masai as the wealthiest African tribe through slave raiding and cattle hoards. It claims they oppose farming, live on meat, and drink blood drawn from a neck vein, with oxen as leaders in their society.
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Africa
Wen
Unclear 19th Century Letter Says Couple Calls for Help
An old couple in Eutrope, writing from Aimertes, appeals for aid claiming hardship. Their note mentions a delayed response and a forthcoming cable, asking for assistance and promises to join when possible.
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Eutrope
Aimertes
Perorhouse
Some Girls Faces Ain't Worth the Skin They Are Painted On
A snippet from Observing Oie notes dismissive remarks about girls faces being painted. The line implies judgment of appearance and social attitudes reflected in the era's commentary.
Est Mate Marketing Cost For Farm Goods
The note stresses estimating costs for marketing farm products and paying what is necessary. It discusses that costs arise from selling through merchants, commissions, or growers associations and warns not to neglect costs in planning.
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Nan Oor Growers’ Association
Sella Bere
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