World financial crisis engulfs Germany in 1930 turmoil
A sweeping view of Germany's banking collapse and political strain as Adolf Hitler era pressure mounts. Banks close, Ludwig Luther seeks help in Basel, Paris, and London while Gen Eisenhower era policies and Hoover moratorium discussions ripple through Berlin. International lenders pledge renewed support, yet crisis deepens amid resignations and public unrest.
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Germany
George W
France
Darmstaedter
National Bank
Hans Luther
Reichsbank
Berlin
London
Paris
Danzig
Dansig
von Hindenburg
Luther
Basel
Bank For International Settlements
Gates W. McGarrah
Reeserve Bank
United States
Bank of France
Bank of England
World Bank
America
Europe
Hoover
Washington
Labor unrest, aviation setbacks, and tariff debate described
The report details farm labor unrest due to poor organization and harvest losses, French aviators Lebrix and Doret crash in Siberia while attempting Paris to Tokyo, and Yerrington Maloney crash short of Mexico City. It notes Brig. Gen Foulois’s upcoming promotion as chief of the Army Air Corps, and critiques on criminal procedure and the Wickersham Commission’s findings amid tariff commission controversy.
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Joseph Lebrix
Marcel Do—ret
Paris
Tokyo
Siberia
Irkutsk
Lebrix
Seth Yerrington
Edward Maloney
New York
Mexico City
Soto la Marina
Army Air Service
Benjamin D. Foulois
War Department
James E. Fechet
Army Air Corps
Fechet
Foulda
Wright Brothers
Army
Air Service
Corps
Atlantic
Machines That Are Almost Human
An early 20th century summary explains x rays and X ray tubes as tools revealing hidden defects in materials and guiding medical and industrial progress. It notes X rays illuminate bodies, inspect airplane parts, detect diamonds, and even image artworks and atoms, highlighting their broad impact and potential to visualize unseen aspects of reality.
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Wilhelm Konrad Rontgen
University of Wurzburg
Bavaria
George J
Worlk
Ture
Cellul
Rome
Red Sea
Western Newspaper Union
Berlin Strains Voice Through Shadowed Streets
A fragment from Berlin, Germany, evokes a somber scene as residents move to distant strains amid unsettled tensions. The note hints at a clash between factions, with few concrete names or events available in the readable text.
Range shelters for pullets aid open range with protection
Ohio State University extension poultry specialist O M Ferguson advises summer range shelters for pullets. A low gable roof design close to the ground resists wind and suits light material. An 8 foot shelter houses 100 to 125 birds with wire ends and floor to deter predators while roosting near the roof. Skids allow easy movement for cleaning and relocation on the range.
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O. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
The
State University
Ferguson
Renge
Raise Egg Production by More Rigidal Culling
Extension Poultry expert explains committing to strict culling to boost flock egg averages from 120 to 160. By removing low producers from egg, pullet, and hen stages, farmers can raise returns by about one dollar per bird. Emphasizes good feeding and management as base for effective culling across seasons.
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H. A. Seaton
Extension Poultryman
Kansas State Agriculture College
Marketing plans shape direct sales across markets
A Massachusetts agriculture survey finds women are well suited to direct marketing efforts and related work, but demand limits and factors like price weather and production conditions will control sales volume over time.
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Kt Sigatly
Massachusette Department
Poultry Care Tips From Historic Texts
Poultry facts emphasize timely care of chicks and turkeys, warning against poor practices. It advises avoiding certain routines in kitchens, ensuring free access to grain, and protecting flocks as seasons shift.
Sheet erosion called great destroyer of topsoil
H. H. Bennett of the USDA warned at the American Forestry Association meeting in Asheville that sheet erosion removes topsoil with every rain, reducing national yields and diminishing prime lands. He outlined prevention through terraces, land use, and forests, with regional stations studying erosion control nationwide.
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H. H. Bennett
United States Department of Agriculture
American Forestry Association
Ashville
N. C
Bennett
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Department of Agriculture
Phosphorus Key for Bone and Plant Growth
Phosphorus is required for bone formation and plant growth. Higher leaf area with adequate phosphorus signals robust stalk and leaf development, while grain yield reflects phosphorus availability. Excess phosphorus in nitrogen-rich soil can waste resources and reduce efficiency.
Ride of Moles in Lawns and Gardens
The article advises on mole control for lawns and gardens. It cites USDA guidance favoring trapping for several moles, or using mothballs near lawn edges as a deterrent. It notes moles dislike naphthalene and may be kept away by such methods, though trapping remains most effective for larger infestations.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Oats for Stock Find Economical Feed Prices
Report notes oats for stock should be very cheap to reduce costs. Emphasizes corn must be inexpensive to boost livestock feeding efficiency. Highlights concern over affordable feed options for various classes of livestock.
Indiana News in Brief from Various Counties
Obituaries report Walter Neys and William Truax dying of heart attack and sunstroke respectively, plus Denver E. Scott and others killed or injured in accidents. Fifty-fifth to eighty-nine-year-old locals from Bainbridge to Frankfort noted. Bequests of 10,000 to Vincent's Orphans' Home and St Joseph Orphanage. Local crime and legal notes include a Warsaw hospital patient paralyzed after being shot by his son, and gunman Arraigned in Indianapolis. A gas franchise petition, a lynching case, and a courthouse burglary are also cited alongside a mastodon discovery and broadcasting station contention.
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Walter Neys
Plymouth
Associated Theater Owners of
Indiana
Michigan City
William Truax
Anderson
Denver E. Scott
Sweetser
Kenneth Garrigus
Guy Titus
Crawfordsville
William W. Garrett
Bainbridge
Putnam County
Flist State Bank
Frankfort
Vincent's Orphans’ Home
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph
Lafayette
Sadie G. Rankert
Mishawaka
C. BE
Boreham
Warsaw
Maurice
People’s Independent Gas Company, Inc
Indianapolis
Howard County
Kokomo
Herbert Cameron
Marion
Madison
Claude Deeter
Fairmount
Harry Stasila
Chicago
Westville
Laporte
Stesila
George Dnoust
South Bend
Elkhart
Gerda
Strobel
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Hana Luther
Hom
Secretary of Commerce
Lamont
Ray C. Hall
Harles G. Edwards
Congress
Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah
Edwards
House
Aswell
Louaiana
John Overton
Ailway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ezra Brainerd, Jr
Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Hyde
Savings
Ffe Insurance
Savings Bank
CAE
Pedro Grior
Sinn Russie
Ezra Brainerd
Gen
Foulois
HRED
Pennsylvania- Ohio
Pittsburgh
Colston B. Warne
Amherst College
William L. Nunn
New York University
Mauritz Hellgrin
the Nation
White House
Tarif Commission
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Tariff Commission
Wickersham Commission
Gem
Cape
San Francisco
Albert B. Fall
Fortier’ Setes
E.c. Taylor
Wos
Larry
Shouse
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
League
Walker
Radio Commission
Adenes Wille
Feldhelser
Pear Cromwell
Wes
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