Three Reasons To Keep Cows Shown In Birmingham
O E Reed head of the dairy section of the US Department of Agriculture outlined a threefold reason for farmers to keep dairy cows. He said many farms in the south lack cows or have too few, and a cow or two would improve nourishment, enrich the land, and reduce feeding costs while boosting farm profitability.
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Birmingham
Ala
O. E. Reed
Areau of
United Sates Department of Agriculture
la Bulletin
Nouth
Reed
German man drops father into well to end drinking dispute
In Dreine Germany Heinrich Puls allegedly threw his drunken father into a well after a dispute over water as a beverage. Neighbors lifted the elder Puls to the surface but he died, police say.
Soviet Tour Art Exports Highlighted in USSR Exhibit
An article notes international interest in Soviet art exports as part of a broader tour, detailing exhibitions and gallery showcases across major cities. It emphasizes cultural diplomacy, state sponsorship, and the narrowed fences between art markets and political narratives during the period.
Antiquarian Shops Open in Moscow and Leningrad
Ist bureau launches antiquarian and art shops in Moscow and Leningrad. Sales receipts will serve as licenses to take purchased articles out of the country without export duties at frontiers.
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Ist Bureau
Moscow
Leningrad
The Moon Adventure From The Little Black Clock
Mary Graham Bonner tells Peggy and John to meet a pilot who invites them to ride a rocket plane to the moon. The travelers learn the moon has no air, so a magical tent will carry oxygen and let them talk as they land for a planned future episode.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Peggy
John
Moon
Zinnie Confrey Reveals Plans Amid Jewel Theft Fallout
Zinnie Confrey chats with Elanda at luncheon about Carmel Prevost’s downfall and Greg Du Pont. Zinnie admits she is not in love with Greg and plans to marry Tommy, hinting at ongoing rumor and scandal as their circle drifts. The scene ends with a studio summons and a cliffhanger.
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Zinnie Confrey
Elanda
Zinnie
New York
Carmel
Greg
Greg du Pont
Zinnies
Zin
Europe
Carmel Prevost
Flanda
Blanda
Tommy
Egg Loss Small Washington Evades Major Waste
Examination of 400 lots of frozen eggs totaling 4 755 000 pounds in the eastern district for the year ending January 31 found only 142 770 pounds unfit for food. District chief W R M Wharton said only a small portion of violative eggs reach commerce.
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Washington
W. R. M. Wharton
Food and Drug Administration
Wharton
Philadelphia Friends Plan Religion Study School
Philadelphia Friends plan a one year course for post graduates on religion and modern life. The school will open next September at Wallingford near Philadelphia, following the yearly meetings.
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Philadelphia
Yearly Meetings of
Philadelphia Friends
Wallingford
Insurance Losses Hit Five Berlin Firms in 1929
Cold winter and higher moral risk due to business gloom depressed German insurers. Claims paid rose to 145,000,000 marks in 1929, up from 120,000,000 marks in 1928, affecting five Berlin insurers.
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Berlin
Hollywood Sidelights on Stars and Talkie Plans
Robbin Coons surveys Hollywood chatter from the sidelines. Mary Astor previews miniatures for her talkie, Norma Talmadge refines emotional scenes with Hearts and Flowers music, and John Gilbert prepares a talkie comeback with vocal training.
Lew Marks 1300 Sundays in Sunday School Class
Edward F. Lew has attended the same Sunday school class and heard the same teacher for 1,300 consecutive Sundays at a Raleigh church in North Carolina.
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Raleign
N. C
Edward F. Lewis
Montreal trains air flyer network with 100 operators
Montreal reports nearly 100 commercial airlines in Canada with about ten running regular schedule services last April. These carriers collectively covered a total mileage of 944 miles.
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Montreal
Canada
Farm real estate values hold steady in Alabama
Alabama farm real estate values as of March 1, 1930 remained stationary from the previous year with an index of 143 percent of the prewar average. The East South Central division averaged 128 percent, down one point, while nationwide the average dropped about one percent from 1929.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Art of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
East South Central Division
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Maine
Connec
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexich
Oregon
Middle Atlantic
Singing Enjoyed At Gravel Ridge Church Event
An old fashioned sing at the Gravel Ridge church featured many voices in a lively program. A noon picnic style dinner followed the musical program.
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Gravel Ridge
Aoa
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