Peace plan for Ethiopia stumbles as Hoare resigns
The Hoare Laval peace scheme to curb Italian expansion appears dead after Britain and France face cabinet crisis. Addis Ababa accuses Britain and France of violating the League covenant, while the League names a permanent 18 member committee to study the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Masaryk resigns as Czechoslovakia's president, Edvard Benes chosen as successor.
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America’s Gripe Notes On Modern Times And Pioneers
A column reflecting on past pioneers and present faults contrasts rugged ancestral grit with today’s laws and woes. It rails at overregulation, taxes, and weakened resolve while citing Van Sweringen, Horatio Alger, and a Hollywood grievance about desert wives. It lampoons economic policy and banking advice, ending with a wry jab at a Cleveland banker’s failed stock tips.
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Black Tiger Rare Beast Cited in Imperial Gazetteer
The Imperial Gazetteer of India notes a few Speclineng have been shot, describing the black tiger as one of the rarest beasts observed.
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Imperial Gazetteer of India
Thinning Benefit to the Wood Lot From Parmenter Advice
Massachusetts State College extension forester R. B. Parmenter outlines selective thinning to boost final stand value and fuelwood. In uneven and densely stocked stands, remove dead and inferior trees to free best species, aiming for 100 to 150 trees per acre and a steady income.
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Screw Worms Reach Corn Belt Invasion Warned
The screw worm, a major livestock pest, has spread to 14 central western counties, eastern Missouri, and southwestern Iowa. Dr. F C Bishopp notes many cases and livestock losses, but winter kill and southern origin limit survival. risk remains if infested animals cross north.
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Hybrid Seed Corn Crosses Pure Lines for Hybrids
Hybrids are produced by cross fertilizing silks of one strain with pollen from tassels of another unrelated strain. Detasseling removes tassels from one strain, then silks are pollinated with pollen from the other strain. Harvested hybrid seed comes from detasseled plants.
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Frosted Sudan Gragg Unsure Risk to Pasturing Cattle
Dr Q J Wilara of the Onto experiment station reports frost ed sudan is not dangerous for pasture. Michigan station has used it for three years with no cattle injury and east of the Mississippi only about a dozen poisoning cases in 20 years. Prussie notes the component that would cause poisoning in sudan grag.
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Fertilizer for Fruit Trees in Fall Conditions
The article discusses when fall fertilizers are unprofitable on active or leaching soils like sandy or Gandy soil. It notes nitrogenous fertilizers aid growth and yield, and that fruit trees store nitrogen well, with complete fertilizers showing benefits in experiments.
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Wild Rice Rise In Chippewa Lands Across States
A fragmented report notes wild rice growth in northern waters, with mentions of Chippewa and Minnesota, the crop thriving over six feet high. It references Indians and the Mippewas planting the rice along lowland waters, indicating a significant harvest in these regions.
Art and emotion in child life and education
A fragmented discussion on art as vital to the child’s emotional and imaginative life. The author argues art should awaken color and life, not be deemed mere ornament, and that creative expression channels upheaved emotion into constructive form.
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New York University
Frederick the Great Statue Critics Clash on Unter den Linden
Fragmentary vintage account notes Gentis and Berlivers arguing against rules for an equestrian statue of Frederick the Great on Unter den Linden. Emperor Rett sad Tse is mentioned in relation to the scene and affection for the figure.
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Emperor Rettsad
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