Fire marshal hearings upheld by Illinois AG
State fire marshal hearings during a fire probe were upheld by Attorney General Carlstrom in approving excluding a witness’s attorney. Construction on a $750000 dam and power plant on the Fox river near Wedron to start next spring, per officials.
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College of Liberal
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New Ruler Seated on Peacock Throne
Washington dispatches report the deposition of the Kajar dynasty after 150 years and the ascent of a new shah in Teheran. The article describes Teheran’s contrasts from mud houses to palatial estates, the Ark palace, and the famed Peacock throne valued at thirty million dollars while noting Reza Khan's release of political prisoners and a decree cutting bread prices.
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Kulj Khan
India
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Syria
Egypt
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Rome Beggars Hidden Rich Behind City Walls
Police reveal beggars are often affluent locals, with one man found carrying about $80 in a day. A livery stable owner, a house proprietor, a usurious money lender, and an expensive restaurant patron share a city making. Cesare Sanesi, a penniless count, died on the street and was buried in the destitute cemetery.
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Cesare Sanesi
Sanesi
Florentine
Portable Broadcasting Station by Tupper and Wall
A. W. Tupper and H. J. Wall of the lighthouse service under the department of commerce designed and built a portable transmitting or broadcasting station, advancing mobile radio capability in lighthouse communications.
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A. W. Tupper
H. J. Wall
Lighthouse Service
United States Department of Commerce
Stone Mountain's Hidden Size and Inevitable Erosion
Georgia geologists explain Stone Mountain as a vast bedrock feature extending beneath much of the region. They warn that erosion will shrink the granite mass dramatically, predicting its disappearance in about 40 million years, while noting the mountain currently rises 686 feet with 563 acres of exposed granite and a mass around 628 million tons.
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Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Appalachian Mountains
Stone, Mountain
DeKalb County
Georgia
Macon
S. W. McCaule
China
Coconut Milk Advised for Babies of Samoa
United States government advises coconut milk for babies in Samoa where milk is scarce. Experiment shows promise with four very young coconuts’ meat daily plus coconut milk. Welfare work covers American Samoa villages biweekly with women committees and public weight praise or scrutiny.
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United States
South Sea
Samoa
American Samoa
Grape Beauty and Utility Highlighted by Horticulture Expert
North Carolina offers a rich grape supply including Delawares Niagaras Concords and other varieties. Grapes provide iron energy and easy digestion with grape sugar cited as a key flavor component. In Latin countries bread and grapes form a common noonday meal for peasants working long hours. The fruit’s decorative appeal fuels rising use in salads desserts and breakfast dishes.
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North Carolina
Prof
C. D. Matthews
Staite College
United States
Italy
Rejuvenating Old Trees by Necessary Surgery
Old trees in decline can often be revived if the wood is not decayed. When heart rot is present, decide if surgery is worthwhile. Prune to open the head, remove large branches sparingly, and patch decay with concrete or disinfectant and asphaltum as needed.
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W. L. Howard
Division of Pomology
University of California
Excellent Plan to Set Out Strawberry Plants
The sooner strawberry plants are set out in late summer after rooting the more fruit they yield next year though heat and drought can kill mid summer plantings. Pot-grown plants rooted near old stock improve success versus transplanted runners. Early spring planting is better than summer or fall and a moisture retaining sandy loam with good drainage suits the crop. Plants should be eighteen inches apart in rows three and a half feet apart.
Dormant Spray Timing For Apple Scale Control
Dormant spray after leaf fall and before spring growth is advised to control San Jose scale in apple orchards. Thorough coverage is essential, including every twig tip to trunk base, with either liquid Mime sulphur or oil emulsions as effective options.
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San Jose
Musterole ointment advertised for many ailments
An old advertisement touts Musterole, a white ointment made with oil of mustard. It claims gentle rubbing relieves sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup asthma neuralgia and other pains and even may prevent pneumonia. It features Grandmotherly reassurance and notes it cleanses and soothes without plaster or blister.
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