Survey of the World's News and Industry Notes
Report covers wartime laboratory work in San Francisco on fruit canning and processing, including equipment for canning, jellies, milk processing, and sterilization. It notes a plan to colonize 700 million acres in the west, a Halifax port modernization plan, Albany public life, and remarks on the Interstate Commerce Commission's new chairman Franklin Lane. It also summarizes a census on divorce rates, a Boston roof garden project, and a push for a Chinese phonetic alphabet reform.
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Iverment Laberter
San Francisco
Eodhier Elal
Ratory
New York
Chicago
James N. Stacy
Idaho
American Coloniation Society
Portland
Minnesota
Oregon
Stacy
Distinguished Committee Escorts American Delegate Abroad
A distinguished committee will escort the American delegation through Europe, including Rome, to attend the International Institute of Agriculture. Luvid Lubin, American delegate to the institute, leads the group as they engage in agricultural discussions and formal ceremonies abroad.
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Europe
Luvid Lubin
Laternativedt Dustitete of Agriculture
Rome
Unclear fragmentary notice from Argevio region
Fragmentary OCR text mentions raids and a location, but lacks clear names, dates, or actions. The source is too damaged to extract a coherent news item, officials, or outcomes. Further readable text needed for a precise headline and summary.
Buying Home Products Is Business Not Patriotism
The piece argues that buying from home merchants supports local business and community growth, while ordering from distant catalogs harms local development. It contends that catalog shopping rarely saves money and adds no value to real estate or population growth, urging residents to patronize nearby shops.
Human marshmallow remark sparks powdery exchange
Maud and Marie tease each other about being compared to a sweet by Maud who insists on being told. Marie recalls the label from Maud and comments on the powdery scene. The Boston Transcript records the playful banter.
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Jack
Marie
Maud
Boston Transcript
Soybeans Prove Superior Feed Across Livestock Uses
A Pennsylvania correspondent reports soybeans yield equal or better results than corn for beef cattle dairy herds and hogs. He notes higher milk and butter output, lower costs, and soil fertilizing value akin to clover, with soybeans producing more net money per bushel and less ground impact.
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Penneyvania
Mysterious Russian Women aboard Sea Gull
The Sea Gull rescues a marooned woman named Konia Sarderhoff and her companion Katia Jareff, both Russians, who reveal they escaped from Kara prison. Katia acts as interpreter while Captain and crew navigate tension with the ship’s mate. The pair confess to political imprisonment and plan to flee Siberia aboard a foreign vessel.
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Katha Jareff
Siberian
Katha
Konia Sarderhoff
Katia
Khoth
Bente
Ratia
Bean Demon
Kathe
Tim
Sonia
Norway
Atlantic Ocean
Berges
Kara
Michael Vienter
Bethery
Katie
Viostom
Siberia
Kara Bay
Ape Fortune
Viestor
Harpers Magazine Aimed at Readers and Friends
Fragmentary OCR mentions Harpers Magazine and a bemused reference to a charitable woman. The text is garbled with no clear event, date, or names to anchor a full summary.
Timely Horse Ideas for Care and Feeding
Advice on horse care emphasizes better housing and exercise. Priorities include warm quarters, roughages without grain, turnout in warm parts of the day, sharp hooves, and minimal dusty hay. Drivers should remove harness at noon and brush horses to revive them. Colts need good feed and open-air exercise to be ready for work in spring.
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Warner
Jack
Cellar Wintering of Bees in Large Apiaries
Beekeepers must winter colonies indoors with careful cellar methods and proper equipment. In large apiaries success ranges from zero to all colonies surviving, with costs offset by savings from reduced losses. Outdoor wintering risks and potential losses are noted as a concern.
Mice In Seed Corn winter storage methods
Advice on wintering seed corn to keep mice away. Suggests hanging corn from wires, wrapping lower stalks with tin, or using window screen lined crates two feet by three feet to allow air flow and prevent damage.
Milk For Chickens Feed Rumors From Poultry Guides
The article argues that successful poultrymen feed both animal and vegetable foods. It notes insects provide animal food and seeds supply vegetable nutrients. It claims milk has the same nutrients as beef scraps and bone meal, is easily digestible, and does not cause digestive problems in chickens of any age.
Abram and Lot settle land disputes amid famine and wealth
Senior Berean Sunday School lesson surveys Genesis patterns of Abram and Lot amid famine in Canaan. It notes Abram's wealth from wanderings, his reluctance to quarrel with Lot, and his proposal to separate to avoid strife. The region around Jordan is described as fertile and well watered, likened to the garden of the Lord.
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Abram
Palestine
Nile
Jodaxvill
Israeth
Amos
Phere Abram
Lot
Rey
Jordan
Jericho
Actos
Lord
Eden
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Halifax
Sulifax
Union Pasenger
Union Station
Albany
Sulzer
Dra. Sulzer
Balser Iy
Mathew Ot Albany
van Bave & Wu
Tawett
Ft Capelli
Clovann Tener
Ceneral
W. W. Wollemberg
Institute
de Vieltert
de. Col. Owen
Manacine
Southern Commercial Congress
Onder
Lane
Franklin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Comission
Charles A. [Routy
Vermont
California
Democrats
E. Dana Derand
Census Bureau
United States
Library
North End
Public Victory
North Bennet Street
Boston
China
Treasury Department
Santo Domingo
Pam
William Guizer
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
By Elizabeth A. Curran
Cricken
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
Berean
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