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Governor Crothers seeks national turnout for brethren states to showcase U S travel on a Baltimore convention plan. American Historical Society meets in New York with Andrew D White presiding. Navy changes heading and a 1000 foot liner Gigantic eyed, cost about £10 million, to carry 4,000 passengers. Winter maneuvers prep in Atlantic fleet. NCAA meets 100,000 students. notable gifts include $1,865,000 by Mrs. Mary Atkins for an art museum. Public pawn shop in Moscow marks 50 years with volumes of pledges and redemptions. Shuster sent by president to Persia to fix currency issues, gaining quick headway and drawing attention from Russia and Britain.
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Baltimore
America
Crothers
Crothera
American Historical Society
New York
Society
Ites
Str Iet
Andrew D. White
American Association of Defence
American Keenomie Association
Belfast
Ireland
Mary Atkins
Kansas City
Amander W. Fieid
Portand, Ore
Moscow City
Guernsey
England
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Guernsey Island
Lord Mar
Upbuilding Rural Towns to Halt City Overgrowth
A call for decentralizing industry and commerce to suburbs and rural towns. The piece argues that keeping trade local combats urban congestion and social decay, urging editors and merchants to promote a national campaign and an educational effort to rally public support for rural development.
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Maxwell
Citiea
Peale
Attract Your Customers Keep Dollars At Home
Informal editorial urges local merchants to display goods effectively and advertise in the newspaper. It stresses making stores attractive and offering honest values to persuade customers to spend locally and support community pride and betterment.
Farming methods and hog care from St Paul Dispatch
Lord Mar champion Guernsey Bull notes moisture controls harvest size. A farmer varies depth of plowing, packing, and dragging to capture rainfall. Extra labor costs may double profit. care of hogs includes salt with coal ashes, warm housing, uniform feeding, and lice control.
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St Paul
Fresh From the Farm Warns Against Single Crop Cultivation
President J H Worst of North Dakota Agricultural College says abusing soil leads to poverty and urges systematic farming. He argues the all wheat farmer lacks a plan, risks soil fertility, and should fail to end the country’s resource abuse, stressing diversification and long term sustainability.
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J. H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
Worst
Machinery Common Sense for Farmers in Purchases
A rural economics piece cites Professor Carver and Minnesota experiment station data showing farm machinery depreciation averaging 7.8 percent annually over five years. It urges careful cost-benefit analysis, noting risks of both under and over cautious buying and the need to borrow if a profitable margin is clear.
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Eee
Carver
Minnesota
Emsire
Currant Bushes Winter Protection Suggestion
Readers note currant bushes need little protection from cold but deep snow. Tie canes together with light rope to keep them upright and prevent branch breakage as snow settles in spring.
Cabbage Growers Learn Soil Enriched Spring Method
A Kansas Farmer correspondent reports large cabbage heads once used for feed are now grown for sale by layering with soil in a deep trench. Plants are covered with soil and litter and later harvest yields crisp, market ready.
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Kansas Farmer
Use of Blood Meal For Calves
A little blood meal, added at each feeding, is said to help calves that are not thriving. The meal provides about 40 percent digestible protein and contributes to skin and tissue development, but continued feeding is uncertain due to cost and availability.
Home Diplomacy and a Theater Deception Tale
An unnamed narrator recounts a troubled marriage tested by a theater outing with Billy Perkins and a stage liaison. He hides his plans from Effie, provoking her suspicions, then uses a calm, candid approach to defuse tension. Effie confronts him at breakfast revealing her jealousy and acceptance grows.
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Ram Abert
Billy Perkins
Eife
Anme
Billy
Andrews
Effie
Ahe
Mr. Andrews
Scrimmons
Main Street
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Tip
Opt Indians
Arisona
Europe
Austin L. Crothers
Maryland
American Press Association
U. & Navy
Philip Andrews
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Hors
New Jersey
Reginakd F. Nicholson
United States Asiatic Feet
Murdock
Hampton Hoods
Guentaneme Bey
Virginia
Osle
Nebraska
Idahe
Feewalias
Gece Lutvensied
National Collegiate Athletic Association
New York City
Leonard Wood
United States Army
McCormick
University of Pittsburgh
Sendder
Rutgers Preparatory School
Uability and Workmen's Compensation Committee
Congress
Sutherland
Utah
L’ersia
Washington
William Morgan Shuster
Shuster
Persia
Russia
Great Britain
Chinedinat
Houeshelde
Loos
Louise M. Jomnson
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