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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
7
Syracuse woman describes relief from fainting spells and loss of appetite during the Change of Life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises its safety and herbal basis and claims improvement and recommendation to others.
Indianapolis Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer was advised by United States District Judge A B Anderson that an investigation of the attorney general's involvement in the case against 125 coal mine operators and miners would be held when the trial opens on November 8. The telegram notes Palmer's invitation to be present, while signaling that the scope is not disclosed. It is believed Dan W Simms may be called to explain alleged evidence proposals linked to Palmer that led to Simms's withdrawal. Other officials expected to testify include United States District Attorney Fred Van Nuys former DA L Ert Slack and Justice Department agents.
President Wilson made his first public appearance in over a year, lifted in his wheelchair to the east portico as Washington league of nations adherents, led by John E. Costello, gathered on the White House lawn. The gates opened to the public for the first time since the war began, and the crowd sang America as Wilson watched, wrapped in an overcoat.
News of the U S presidential election results traveled quickly, printed in Wednesday evening papers. Public interest peaked over California voting and its effect on Japanese legislation, though the ballot produced no demonstrations.
Police focus on a small silt fragment found under the child’s clothing after the murder of Leeds Vaughan Waters, heir of Horace Waters, the piano maker, whose body was located in a New York hotel room.
In the house of commons on Thursday T P O Connor led a debate attacking what he called the policy of frightfulness in Ireland. He claimed the authorities were adding battalions to the Sinn Fein army and besmirching England's food name.
Washington officials receive complaints that Japanese consul Ujiro Oyama in Los Angeles advised voters to oppose the anti Japanese land law on California’s election day Tuesday.
London dispatches report that Tralee Ireland saw more violence with fires at the town hall and other buildings Sunday and further raids planned Thursday night following the earlier wounding of a caval driver.
Germany and Austria plan to apply for membership in the League of Nations at the Geneva assembly meeting this month. The move is said to be presented not only for Germany but also on Austria’s behalf.
The article urges American farmers to develop farm woodlands as an annual log and timber source. It cites 191 million acres of farm woodlands potential and notes farmers supply 46 percent of the nation's wood while only a minority actively markets timber. It recommends cooperative marketing, careful valuation, grading, written timber-sale agreements, and local market awareness to maximize profits and reduce waste.
Agricultural specialists urge wider planting of hairy vetch despite high seed costs. The crop thrives in most soils and climates, resists cold and drought, and offers many forage uses, but it requires support to stand upright and can be hard to terminate. Bulletin 876 details seed production and costs.
Grain experts from the Bureau of Markets urge country buyers to use standard equipment like licensed inspectors to grade wheat by actual value. Moisture, dockage, foreign materials, damage, and test weight determine worth, rewarding high quality and penalizing inferior grain. Fairness hinges on proper grade administration, not rushed purchases.
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Mr Glummins appears particularly gloomy and troubled with something on his mind as Miss Cayenne comments on his mood and reluctance to discuss it.
Impurities in the blood bring appetite loss and waning energy then Swift Specific Co advertises S. S. S. 8. 8. as an all purpose tonic to restore strength and vitality for all ages with literature available from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga by writing for details.
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