Hoover Plan Advances While European Talks Continue
The Hoover administration reported final acceptance in principle of the moratorium by major nations. Germany and other debtors gain temporary relief from reparations and war debts, with installments to start in 1933. The accord, praised by U.S. and France, faces German press criticism and awaits London talks to finalize details and broader disarmament steps.
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United States
France
Hoover
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Julius Curtius
Brnening
Paris
Mellon
Aving
South America
Asuncion
Paraguay
Senor Guadalla
Bolivia
Foreign Office
Peru
Revolutionista
Huambullo
Cuzco
Church State clash and world news in scattered dispatches
Reports describe a church state clash in Mexico Vera Cruz with bishops urging abstention from festivities while churches remain open. Stalin unveils Soviet policies to include bourgeoisie and kulaks in labor for the five year plan, Roosevelt era figures feature in coverage.
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Exico
Church of Rome
Vera Cruz
Rafael Gulzar Valencia
Tosef Stalin
Soviet
Russia
Stalin
Indiana Heat Toll Hits Horses Farmers and Towns
Reports from Indiana describe severe heat causing 84 horse deaths at a Delphi fertilizer plant and 157 horses on Shelby county farms. Fires destroy Zabel Milling in New Albany with $35,000 loss. Rich mond and Richmond board of works see losses as officials die. A Disciples of Christ congregation forms in Hope. North Manchester contemplates a municipal power plant as rates threaten. A gunshot wound endangers 15 year old Gerda Strohel in South Bend. Local trials, drownings, and crashes fill the rest of the day’s Indiana notes.
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Charles Ginn
Delphi
Zabel Milling Company
New Albany
Walter McConaha
Wayne County
Richmond
Shelby County
Board of Public Works
Edward Holzapfel
Disciples of Christ
Hope
K. L. Jone
Gerda Strohel
South Bend
Frank Parkey
Gary
Indiana Association of Fire Chiefs
Archie McAbee
Peay
Miss Zaring
Charles Vernon Witt
Louis Hamilton
Lafayette A. Jackson
Standard Grocery Company
Marion County
Frank P. Baker
Irene Stites
Wabash River
Clinton
Beatrice McReynolds
McReynolds
Misa Stites
Laporte
Wittun Morrison
Lee Goff
Harley Bair
Wilbur Hahn
William Oglesbee
Hahn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fred L. Wham
Harry G. Leslie
Indiana
J. Glenn Harris
Otto Gresham
Indiana State Highway Commission
Leslie
Indiana House of Representatives
Harris
Iniana Supreme Court
Peter Meriwether Fry, Jr
Raymond Wil-lama
Fry
Charles
Gary Trust and Savings Bank of
Thomas D. Barr
State Bank
Jery
Generosity of the Early Christians
A lesson on sharing with friends and the needy from Acts 4 6 9 11. describes the early church as praying Spirit filled united and generous with deacons Dorcas and Pauls guidance on cheerful voluntary giving.
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Jesus
Christ
Dorcas
Peter
Aeneas
Lydda
Jerusalem
Paul
Christ and Grace: Omnipotent Power Sews Uttermost Faith
A short religious reflection cites W L Watkinson on Christ guiding the uttermost reach of faith. It asserts what is impossible for man becomes possible through omnipotent grace and trusting in Christ.
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Christ
W. L. Watkinson
All the Angels Give If Instead of a Flower
The fragment hints at a George McDonald themed line about gifts from angels rather than a physical flower. Record missing clear context, with limited readable text focusing on gift imagery and a named individual.
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George MaDonald
Best Curing Process for Alfalfa Hay
Alfalfa hay should be sixty percent green and forty percent leaves. Cut on a bright day and wilt in the swath for four to six hours before raking into a loose windrow. Wilted windrows cure slowly enough to avoid wetting. Afternoon raking after morning cutting allows stacking by next day in favorable weather.
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I. E. Willoughby
Kansas State Agricultural College
Willoughby
Home Grown Grain Used in Feeding Mixture
The dairy ration varies with roughage. If 30 lb corn silage and 10–12 lb alfalfa are fed, the grain mix should be 90 percent home grown grain and 10 percent protein concentrate. If timothy hay replaces alfalfa, the mix becomes 50/50 with a high protein concentrate.
Profitable Use of Dairy By-Products Highlighted by USDA
The United States Department of Agriculture emphasizes profitable utilization of dairy by products. O H E Reed notes cottage cheese as a profitable outlet for skimmilk and reports lab and commercial scale success with low acid rennet cottage cheese. A mimeographed circular explaining the method is available free from the Bureau of Dairy Industry in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
O. H E. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Agricultural tips on feeding water use and crop practices
The text offers farming guidance on maximizing feed value, water needs for dairy cows, proper storage of wool, calving in summer, fire safety cooperation, preferred pesticide sprays for bean beetles, crop succession planting, leafy versus root crop rotation, sweet clover as a summer forage, and notes from Pennsylvania State College on crop practices.
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Pennsylvania
State College
Late hatched ducklings offer profitable market window
The article argues late hatched ducklings can be highly profitable for market in late fall and early winter due to higher prices and favorable weather. It notes reduced shipping losses in cooler fall weather and higher coop efficiency, while acknowledging earlier hatchlings have cost and production advantages.
Care of Young Turkeys to Prevent Big Losses
Advice on preventing losses from sorehead and sores on wattles in young turkeys. Vaccination with chicken pox vaccine is recommended, plus mixed bacteria injections for cold symptoms. Treatments include potassium permanganate dips, iodine in nostrils, and oil in the beak and nostrils.
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State Agricultural College
Turkey
Profit on Green Ducks Depends on Marketing
The profit from selling green ducks hinges on getting them to market before moulting. In quick grown ducks this occurs around the twelfth week. Ducks can reach six pounds in twelve weeks with a feed of 23 848 pounds. The growing mash uses 100 pounds corn meal pounds Red Dog flour 20 pounds meat scrap 50 percent protein 10 pounds alfalfa leaf meal 10 pounds ground oats.
Seed the Yards and Manage Chickens for Health
A guidance note explains keeping many chickens in small quarters requires yearly yard changes. Rotating green crops reduces disease risk and aids growth. If space is tight, divide yards to allow successive green crops for the flock’s health.
Forced Molt Practices in Poultry Flocks
The article explains forced molting as a method to renew laying. It describes radical feed changes, removing scratch grain and maub for two days, then reintroducing grain to stimulate molt. It warns that forcing molt late in summer hinders birds from resuming lay promptly.
Chicks and Brooder Notes from a Distorted Text
A garbled report describes poultry care terms with references to heat, water, and feathering. It mentions brooder status and pullets, though many words are unclear. The fragment hints at early weeks of chick management and temperature needs.
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Stone
Cortiy
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William E. Borah
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Idaho
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Stimson
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Naples
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Garrett
Pompeii
Herculaneum
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Palazzo Venezia
Dr. J.J
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Cecil County
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Oregon
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Lyle Rader
New York
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St. Lawrence Ship Canal
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Mohawk Valley
St. Lawrence Canal
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John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
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Abbie
David Milton
Rockefeller
Illy Burke
Greenwich
Cdnn
Burkowski
Bobby Jones
Inverness
Toledo
Burke
George von Elm
Detroit
von Elm
Billy Burks
Noval
Max Schmeling
Willie Stribling
Cleveland
New York State Boxing Commission
J. A. Bailey
Jack Sharkey
New York Commission
Schmeling
Sharkey
Farley
John Brisben Walker
Brooklyn
Fioldler
Duke of
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Valencia
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Western Newspaper Union
Prand
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