Railroads in Private Hands and Public Interest
The piece argues for concise government publicity summaries to save paper and improve public engagement. It supports private railroads returning to owners with honest, persistent management, better service, and fair dividends while investing in improvements and avoiding propaganda.
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Minnesota Highways Association
Poultry Hints for April Season for egg production and hatch
April is a peak egg month with best hatch potential for pullets. Montana station data show heavy breeds at 36 percent and light breeds at 46.6 percent production. hatch before May 15 yields early layers. Manage temperature 101–103 degrees, moisture control, proper turning, and testing eggs by days seven and fourteen. Feed chicks lightly for two weeks and avoid overfeeding. sour milk or buttermilk aids early growth.
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Montana Experiment Station
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Allies Demand Severe Punishment For Insult Note
Paris March 11. The conference of ambassadors decided to send Germany a firm note demanding immediate penalties for outrages against allies during the Baltic evacuation. They also urged Belgrade to order the evacuation of Radkersburg where Jugo-Slavs still occupy contrary to the conference. An English author warns many will not be alive in 2420, questioning price expectations.
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Paris
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Baltic States
Government Waste of Paper Sparks Newsprint Debate
An article criticizes Washington for wasting government paper by printing oversized reports that are seldom distributed. It notes many reports are dumped in junk barrels, wasting valuable newsprint and contributing to print shortages.
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Classic Drama in Japan: Ghostly Aesthetic and Dances of Fate
Gertrude Emerson describes a Japan entered theater where actor dynasties enact ritual journeys through silks and drums. Ghostly white hair, flowing sleeves, and fans trace mountains and shrines while a restrained chorus explains action and thought. The flute and drums evoke a mournful, otherworldly atmosphere.
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Japan
Gertrude Emerson
Asia
Camel Cigarettes Deliver Distinct Flavor and Smooth Blend
Camel cigarettes match your taste with a unique flavor and mellow body from Turkish and domestic tobaccos. They promise no aftertaste or odor and emphasize quality over coupons, urging smokers to compare puff for puff with any brand. J Reynolds Tobacco Co. in Winston-Salem, N.C.
From Cabbages to Kings in Print History
Pruce Cummings critiques the reporting age and the sprawling museum of knowledge. He jokes that one telephone serves every ninth person and every ninth marriage ends in divorce while predicting wireless phones and mass media will dominate homes.
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Scieree Progress
Daily Press
Vistish Museum
Yauseum
Charles Garvice
Kiang-hi
British Museum
London
Crystal Palace
Aristotle
Scaliger
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