League to seek mediation between Turkish Nationalists and Armenians
The League of Nations assembly urged prompt mediation between Turkish Nationalists led by Mustapha Kemal Pasha and Armenian leaders over refugee ships along the Bosphorus. It warned of a looming catastrophe if landings are not urgently arranged for thousands in misery.
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League Changes to Wait a While Stirs Covenant Debate
Geneva reports no amendments to the League of Nations covenant at this session as committee No 1 approves in full. Balfour says it is too early to judge the covenant’s workings and suggests a special committee to study proposed changes for the next assembly meeting. Delegates from Scandinavia push for immediate amendments while South American representatives favor waiting for U S input after President elect Harding’s consultations.
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League of Nations
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General Organization
Arthur J. Balfour
League
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Mr. Balfour
United States
Harding
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International Court
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Antonio Huneus
Associated Press
Montenegro
German Royalty Accused of Smuggling to Holland
In the reich stag Hermann Mueller alleges that about 100 eminent figures including Crown Princess Ceclie Prince Eitel Frederick Prince August Wilhelm and others smuggled 4 million marks to Holland. He accuses Cruiser & Phillipson bankers of extensive contraband activity and ties to German nobility, with the head of the firm in the army and allied with the nobility.
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Joachim
Radolin
Wanda Radziwill
Holland
Hermann Mueller
Reichstag
Cruiser & Phillipson
Germany
Budget bill urged before Harding inauguration
Representative Good of Iowa, chairing the house appropriations committee, insists on enacting the budget law before the new Congress convenes next month. The Good McCormick bill, vetoed by President Wilson last June, was repassed with amendments and now awaits Senate action after a last-session filibuster blocked other measures.
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Paper Mill Slashes Operations to Four Days a Week
Champion Fiber Company in Canton North Carolina announced the pulp and extract department, said to be the largest paper mill in the South, will cut operations to four days weekly effective immediately.
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Champion Fiber Company
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Cotton Oil Plant Closes in Memphis
Duckeye Cotton Oil Company cites weak demand for cotton oil and meal as the reason for shutting its Memphis plant. About five hundred workers lose their jobs.
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Duckeye Cotton Oil Company
Proper Winter Housing For A Chicken Flock
USDA poultry specialists say comfort in the hen house boosts health vigor and egg production. Build dry well ventilated sunny housing with adequate space and a south facing design, optimally 2.5 to 5 square feet per bird depending on climate, and consider a movable or fixed base with simple sturdy lumber and optional large front opening for ventilation.
Fall Is Best Time To Start Chickens In The City
City poultry keepers are advised to buy pullets in fall rather than older hens to ensure early laying before cold weather. Pullets should show red combs and good growth. yearlings lay poorly in fall and winter. If buying, seek guidance from poultry experts, local associations, or boards of trade to locate healthy stock and reliable sellers.
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Trend of Prices for US Crops and Meat Animals
Prices paid to US producers for principal crops fell about 10.6 percent in August. The August index sits 7.2 percent below a year ago and 56.9 percent above the ten year average. Meat animal prices dropped 2.3 percent from July 15 to August 5, with August 15 indices 22.1 percent below a year ago and 344 percent above the ten year average.
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United States
Charcoal Used To Aid Digestion And Soothe Stomach
Charcoal is described as having strong absorptive power for gases impurities and acids helping correct a sour stomach and impaired digestion as a remedy.
Tramps Plot Home In Quiet Village For Prospects
Two men in a small town conspired to share stolen proceeds from house visits. One waited at a cottage gate while the other sought chance, asking for cash. The resident offered flowers for graves instead of money, dampening their hopes.
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Council Bluffs, In
Boschee's Syrup Promises Relief for Coughs and Lung Ailments
A sixty four year old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a favored household remedy for colds coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims relief of throat and lung irritation and promotes restful nights with easy morning expectoration.
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What Really Happened at Rumpus Ridge School Incident
Gap Johnson recalls a dispute at a rural school where several children clashed with the master. Neighbors report the pupils attacked the teacher after overhearing their dispute, suggesting stronger friction than usual with educators.
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Rumpus Ridge
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fuss-Free Color for All Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use on wool silk linen cotton or blends producing new fade resistant tones. It urges customers to ask druggists for the Diamond Dyes Color Card and promises simple instructions for transforming worn garments and draperies.
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Adv
Cuticura Ad Promises Soothing Relief for Infant Rashes
Advertisement touts Cuticura products as the best remedy for baby rashes that itch and burn. Recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and finish. Priced at 25 cents each.
Watered Stock Complaint From Visiting Young Relative
A visiting youth reports to his uncle that the hired man let cows drink excessive water before milking. The claim highlights concerns about honesty and farm labor practices on the property.
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Jimmie
George
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