Wisconsin elects Glenn Frank as university editor president
The Century Magazine reports Glenn Frank chosen by the Wisconsin Board of Regents as president of the University of Wisconsin after a nationwide search. Frank, 38, advocates church, school and state cooperation, aiming to unite agriculture, commerce, and arts and sciences. Born October 1, 1887 in Queen City Missouri, he earned a BA from Northwestern in 1912 and a PhD from Lincoln Memorial University. he succeeds Dr Edward A. Hirge as president.
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Treasury to Print Record Money Supply with New Paper Note
The Treasury plans a surge in paper money printing, ordering 200 million sheets of distinctive fiber paper. Beginning July 2 the Bureau of Engraving and Printing will run at maximum capacity to meet rising needs, as Assistant Secretary C. S. Dewey notes more money must circulate amid higher prices and modern commerce. The one dollar bill design now lasts about eight months, far shorter than prewar fourteent months.
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European War Looms Cited by Mme Blaskey at Conference
Mme Blaskey Groultch warned during an American Academy of Political Science gathering that a new European war threatens. She asserted Europe’s tense mood and warned Americans not to overlook war as a persistent force amid diplomatic pomp.
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American Academy of Pasteal Science
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Iowa society notes amid state convention and farm data
Approximately 800 osteopaths gathered in Des Moines for a Central States Association convention. Iowa farm and tax data show livestock, corn, and manufactured goods values, with statewide rolls of poultry and farm expansions. Details cover county extensions, banking trends, school programs, and population shifts, reflecting broad state activity and leadership.
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Des Moines
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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McConnell
Guthrie Center
Drake University
Towa
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Kansas City
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Sioux City
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Tawa Federation, of
Colored Women's Clubs
Iowa State University
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A. B. Cummins
Minnesota
Washington
Frank E. Scott
National Live Stock Exchange
Chicago
Iowa State College
Far Did George Go In Ferguson Ghost Pact
A white landlord named Ferguson plots to purge a haunted two room cottage used by Black tenants. He hires a Black man named George to spend a night in the haunted room, promising pay to claim the place fears nothing. George disappears and is later found exhausted, muddy, and missing, triggering a chase and confrontation with Ferguson.
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Argument Over Dante and Baudelaire Sparks French Italian Debate
In a spirited exchange, a Frenchman and an Italian clash over literary greatness. The Italian proclaims Dante the greatest writer, while the Frenchman counters with Baudelaire, claiming he outshines Dante many times over.
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Orchard thinning after June drop boosts peach quality
A. B. Schilletter of Clemson explains thinning fruit after the June drop is crucial for tree health and high grade, commercial peaches. He notes that soil fertility moisture and tree vigor largely determine how many fruits develop and their size, with moderate crops yielding better fruit than heavy yields.
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Not Difficult To Control Strawberry Pests
The article urges careful plant vigor and land rotation to control strawberry pests. Emphasizes using strong, inspected plants and avoiding infested stock. Recommends rotating fields and not planting strawberries immediately after crops that harbor pests, suggesting a gap of years with crops like potatoes or corn.
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Horticulture Hints For Pruning And Spraying Practices
Horticulture hints discuss timing for pruning and spraying plums and grapes. Recommend four quarts of mesulfure per fifty gallons water for late July to early August, first Bordeaux spray when grape leaves unfold, and caution against overplanting. Warn about nitrogen fertilizer on young trees and dangers from pests in a gar den.
Preachers Grow Scarce Across United States Churches
In the United States there are 80,000 churches serving 10,000 villages without regular preachers. Federated church authorities report many communities see a preacher only one Sunday a month, with some areas receiving visits even less often.
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Federated Church
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Jazz Spirit Question Spurs Unusual Answer Exchange
In a quirky exchange, the Jazz Spirit asks, Does he play by eat, and the reply comes, Yes, and by mouth fangs hands and feet. The dialogue blends playful wordplay with surreal imagery, inviting readers to reinterpret performance and appetite in a comic frame.
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