Ling Farm Plans Job Of Secy Jardine
The Ling Farm leadership outlines a program for reorganizing the department with Jardine as head, aiming to expand forest conservation and farm operation plans. The article notes President Coolidge’s push for farm legislation and warns of possible impacts from the commission’s proposals, including staffing changes and new conservation roles.
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United Prews
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de Cy Mar
Tine
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Cane Jardine
Agriculture College
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Smmaaion
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Fein
Siso
Commission
Cootlige
Jardine
Promich
Eae Scientiate
Tokyo eye of old Rowian embassy march ominous note
Fragmented March items describe an eye of old Rowian embassy and looming events at the zar's next commands. References to Soviet Komenetzott and ware details are unclear and partially garbled. A local ball and tickets are mentioned with Alliance No. 364 planning an event on March 27 with a large ticket sale.
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Canton Daily News
Tokyo
Peltine
Baleen
Tiremen's Ball Alliance
Pithtere
Serpentine
Jorge
Five Aces in Poker Deck One Too Many
In a maritime crime case over Ocean poker aboard a Seattle to San Diego liner, Jeremiah Pain Norman McLeod and Charles Steel convicted of cheating at cards under maritime law. They allegedly used a fifth ace to tilt a hand against J F Rolls, a Chicago St Louis manufacturer, with the trial lasting over two weeks. Judge A F Be sure denied mercy?
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J. C. Owen
Sepyrignt
Canton Daily News
San Francisco
Santo
New York
European
Pacific
J. F. Rolls
Chicago
St. Louis
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San Diego
Trolts
Aleo
Rolf
Moife
Howeys
Provatore
A. F
Funny business in air government puzzled officials
A pile of letters on Chief Rain repector Ter fell in the department of communication reveal concerns over supposed “funny business” in air government. The letters describe unsourced threats and bizarre theories about ether, magnetization, and a psychic radio personality, leaving officials puzzled and no resolution yet.
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Air—Government
Teernationaloes
Washington
Rain
Terfell
Agama Ca
Vane Sierata
California
Pacific Grount
Tomneree
Ecoren
Audh
Probie of Radio Interference
A cautious note emerges about tackling a new field of electronic broadcasting. The fragment hints at eerie communication elements and the world reacting to unusual radio phenomena.
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A. New
Antioch president seeks student ratings of faculty
Dayton March 11 Arthur Morgan president of Antioch college again upends tradition by issuing blank rating forms to all students for evaluating faculty. Students are asked to rate instructors on fairness in grading clarity of presentation language and ability to guide personal, college, and vocational aims. The move sparks strong interest as a radical proposal to study instructors’ value to Antioch students.
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Dayton
Arthur Morgan
Antive College
Atudenta
Antioch Atudenta
Family Remains 1933 German Presidency Post Foe Hope
The German government states that Temporary President Simons continues to occupy a small wing of the Wilhelm Street residence and will remain there until a new president is elected. The family remains in place as the interim government confirms no immediate change.
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Canton Daily News
Simons
Tar
Frau Biber
Wilhelm Lasse
Can Suit Him Howoken N Y 3 March 11 War
A man named Martin Skelly was jailed for ninety days after striking his wife over disapproval of how he cut his hat. The judge sentenced him to jail following the incident.
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Howoken
Maroh
Martin Skelly
Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
Mother Gray's Powders advertised as a remedy for children including headaches colds fevers worms and stomach troubles. It claims to regulate the bowels and break up colds with 30 years of use and wide sale by doctors, with a free trial package offer from the Mother Gray Co La Hoy New York.
Parental Control Of Home Urged By Edna Marshhall
New York march 11 the general federation of womens clubs advocates restoring parental control of children’s moral and ethical training. Mrs Sherman new president promotes homemaker roles to wives and families while urging club social life to center at home.
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Edna Marsmhall
New York
General Federation of Women's
Ali Fationed
Yan
Sohn Tokinson Shermas
Atew
Sherman
Crete Samm
Sam
Mra
Sherman Airectora
Atery
Free If You Have Fits Free If You Have Fits
A public notice promises a free trial to those troubled by epileptic fits offering a remedy or aid program with minimal details and no names or dates provided. The blunt call to action invites readers to seek relief through the trial.
Stolen Car Found Abandoned Near St Marys Church
A car reported stolen from Charian Walker was found abandoned Sunday morning at the corner of Tancola and Plum near St Marys Church after being taken Sunday evening. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Massilion
Mareh
Charian Walcker
St. Mary's Church
Tancola
Rebels in retreat near Constantinople report
Fragmented dispatch says Turkish and Kurdish forces are retreating amid unrest. Unclear details, dates, and locations due to damaged text. Reports mention Teheran and Wartekiar with uncertain affiliations. Source lacks coherent facts to confirm events or actors.
Rekimos the fen creamt modern industry and temptations
A fragmented clipping discusses Rekimos themes and age related shifts, noting popular works and a sense of advancing change. It mentions industry temptations and shifting signals as readers encounter evolving cultural items and discussions. The text remains unclear but implies a transitioning era.
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