One Rich Man Only and Oil's Pivot in Global Power
A column discusses wealth concentration with a lone American earning over five million dollars, then shifts to a panorama of oil influence, naval buildup, and political figures. It notes Mussolini’s war needs, Japan’s fleet questions, Borah's constitutional stance, and Teagle's oil leadership while touching on science and a symbolic birth in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Senator Borah
Tian
Lloyd George
Gagoline
Mussolini
Indiana News Roundup Reports Deaths and Political Activity
A long Indiana record details deaths and incidents including Civil War veteran Daniel Straeland near Lothsport, and others injured or killed in accidents. It notes convicts captured after a police confrontation, a Taiwan student group election at DePauw, and a farm possession lawsuit ending with a fatality. Gov McNutt announces a statewide safety campaign with local councils across 92 counties. Mrs. Margaret Coleman dies at 100, a Crawford native with 12 children and 73 descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Straeland
Loiransport
Joln
Maons
Ile
Emison
Inox County
Vircennes Pindell
Tow Stansbury
Franklin
Miss Stansbury
Osgood
de Tiie
Wererith Assembly
Tidgeview Township School
Penn
Bas
Simson
Dister Peliow
Pyeye
Thdiana
Mentins Sao
Indianapolis
Donal
la Grange
Jed Parks
O. Curtis van Storn
Sturgis
Mich
Parks
Andrew Parks
Fred Parks
Paul V. McNutt
Governor's Committee
Indiana
Donald I’. Stiver
State Department of Public Safety
Indiana State Christian Conference
Bloomington
Margaret Coleman
Nettie Roberts
Marenna
Parole Boards and Prison Breaks Stir 1930s Debate
The column laments parole boards and frequent jail breaks across Boston Nashville and Muskogee as signs of flawed criminal policy. It mocks diplomatic statements, discusses international tension and domestic unrest, and ends with a satirical note on Hollywood parties and marriages reflecting a weary, ironic public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Nashville
Tennessee
Muskogee
Oklahom
Luis
Fellows
Soybean Oil Meal Trade Impacts Feed Markets
A report notes large volumes of soybeans and soybean oil meal in processing and prices, with processors willing to cooperate with feeders. It discusses the exchange of soy beans for meal, potential benefits to farmers, and market reputations affecting Tocadity on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gies
Chad
Fertilizer Boosts Legume Growth and Nitrogen Production
The article explains how legume crops fix nitrogen from the air with the help of fertilizer. Phosphorus and potassium enhance growth, enabling more nitrogen fixation than without. Fertilizer materials also aid other crops, as residual nutrients improve subsequent yields. United States tests show mixtures like 0-4 and OS yield satisfactory results in the South for Austrian Winter peas and other crops in rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colts Can Get Too Fat
A note from All Tfarvey of the Division of Animal Husbandry at the University of Marin St Paul warns that overfat colts risk leg issues, especially in the lacking area, even with significant exercise. It advises weaning around twelve weeks, turning out to exercise, then gradually reintroducing feed once fat is reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfarvey
Division of Animal Husbandry
University
Marin
St. Paul
Brown Rats Run Destructive Toll on Farms and Birds
The brown rat is described as the most destructive pest, rivaling all native mammals in damage. USDA estimates each farm rat costs 50 cents or more annually, with rats capable of wiping out a full Brahma chicken flock overnight and imposing nationwide annual losses of about 127 dollars per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Arriveiel
Deere
Lischits
Agricultural Notes From Agricultural Journal Entry
Wool usage by mills peaks since wartime, bees raised late over winter, lamb gain about one fifth pound daily. Baldwin Northern Spy Ben Davis apples high in Wiltsman content. Contour farming named for hillside crop planting. Winvis corn crop estimated 278,204,000 bushels up 5 percent from last year and 17 percent below five year average. Soft corn stored after snapping and grinding, silo storage advised by animal husbandman Li BP Rusk University of Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Wusbandman Li BP
Rusk
University of Illinois
Lights and artifactal paddock effects on poultry production rise
The report discusses how improved lighting schemes and artifactal light influence pullet and flock productivity. It notes annual production increases and greater efficiency from morning through evening lighting, with lights impacting egg laying and overall flock performance.
Hen hatch rates tied to incubation timing and temperature
A United States Department of Agriculture finding links hatch success to incubation length and hen body temperature. Eggs kept under 27 hours before hatching show higher hatch rates, while optimal nest temperatures influence development and shell quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponty
United States
Department of Agriculture
Feeding Mash and Grain Ratios for Layer Chickens
An old Los Angeles vine column notes the daily grain to mash feed for chickens varies by season, protein content, and production. It suggests starting with more grain, then shifting toward equal or more mash as laying peaks, to optimize egg production.
Dress Pattern Advertising Sewn for Frugal Wardrobes
A vintage sewing pattern notice offers a dressy frock design with puff sleeves and a slender taper, suggesting satin or synthetic fabrics in colors. It advertises sizes and yardage, requests name address and size, and directs orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept at 232 West Eighteenth Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sewing Cirle Pattern Dept
West Eighteenth St
New York
N.Y
Why Pullets Become Poor From Feeding Time Crowding
The Montreal Herald notes pullets grow poor and scrawny when crowded at feeding time. Removing the “boss” birds or isolating them increases feeding access. Adding more feed hoppers in pens also helps birds eat more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Clerald
Strains Rise in Popularity Among Poultry Breeders
The article notes a shift from focusing on purebreds to strains or specific families within breeds. It explains that purebreds once signified a major improvement over mongrel chickens, but today strains define distinct bird groups within a breed.
Early Breeding Guidance From North Carolina State College
An expert from North Carolina State College advises selecting breeding hens and males as early as possible to ensure fertile ewes for early matching. Only hens with proven egg production should enter the breeding pen, and careful culling should occur before final selection. Hens should be alert with a long deep body, full breast, strong condition, and straight legs set squarely beneath the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State College
See Naples and die joke turns grim in flight
A passenger relays a grave line as an air pilot jokes about seeing Naples. The reply reveals the engine is failing and the aircraft is over Naples during a dangerously escalating moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
The Housewife in Custard Pies and Tea Thickens
A fragmented pastry note discusses custard pies and a method for achieving desired thickness. It mentions heating, stirring, and filtering to produce a stable filing, with times and measurements hinting at a kitchen procedure.
Young man learns to say yes in farm tale
A wary philosopher quips a lesson about obedience to elders. Farmer Countessel laments his son Josh does not help around the house, preferring to glare instead of pitching in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countessel
Josh
Lost at Sea Pilot Observer Seeks Pink Gray Parrot
An observer reports a pink and gray parrot missing at sea and asks if anyone has seen the bird. They request sightings and any clues that could locate the pet.
Young Legislator Vows Jaw Strike If Provoked
A heated exchange finds an athletic young member declaring he would strike the speaker in the jaw if his eye is targeted. The remark follows a tense session with no action taken yet by the speaker.
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John D. ‘Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Walter Teagle
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President Roosevelt
Alle Selassie
Russia
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Bern
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Mishe Tronicke
Lars
Aid
Mr. Palsend
Binelish
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Wolf Fai
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Isso
Berlin
Oylan
Hollywood
G. Wels
Moivant
Rvin S. Cobb
North American New Aper Alliance, Inc
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Baldwin
Ben Davis
Wilsmin
Goa
Wen Shah Ye
Trey
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Ley
Aey
Ikon
Iron
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