Filibuster Ends as Dyer Bill Moves to Death in Session
Republican leaders inform Democrats that the filibuster will not be extended and that the Dyer anti-lynching bill will not be advanced in the current or special session. Lodge cites rules and chooses regular business over protracted obstruction, ending the effort amid farm, shipping and appropriation work.
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Dyer
Senate
Senator Lodge
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Curtis
Kansas
Shortridge
California
Éharges
Senator Lodgé
Lodge
Why Our Troops Remain on the Rhine
A dated editorial argues the Rhine occupation continues to avoid embarrassment and European tensions. It cites White House admission, President Harding’s preference for withdrawal, and the symbolic role of the American flag and troops in maintaining peace.
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Rhine
White House
Harding
Germany
Eren
Europe
America
Atlantic
Post Office Budget Reforms Urged by Postmaster General
The 1922 report cites franking losses of 25 million pieces, estimating Uncle Sam loses 10.9 million at regular rates. It calls for government ownership of post office buildings, higher savings deposit and bond rates, pensions for long serving clerks, reclassification, overtime pay, rural motor routes, a guaranty fund, stricter mail address checks, and extended insurance. Deficit reduced by 10 million plus, but total year shortfalls reach 60.8 million including losses from theft and disasters.
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Congress
Uncle Sam
Postmaster General
Work
War medals protected from unauthorized wearing and sale
A senate bill prohibits wearing manufacturing or selling congressional medals of honor and war department medals or imitations except under secretary of war regulations. Penalties include a fine up to 250 dollars or up to six months in jail. Secretary Weeks notes the congressional medal of honor design expired in 1918 and is public domain, while other decorations lack patent protection.
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War Department
Senate
Congressional Medal of Honor
Secretary of War
Weeks
Fox Brothers Outwit Fox in Pond Sled Trick
Reddy and Rey Fox plot revenge on Mr. Fox by placing glue on his back before a sled ride with Mr. Coon. The plan backfires as the sled slips, leaving the two adults stuck and the cubs laughing. The tale ends with a caution about the fox’s cleverness being matched by the cubs’ ingenuity.
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Mr. Fox
Mr. Coon
Little Reddy Fox
Rey
Litle Fox Brothers
Little Fox Brothers
Fox Brothers
Mar. Fox
Public Quarrels in Private Moments Cited
A 1923 McClure Syndicate piece discusses how well bred couples avoid public quarrels. It notes ill tempered managers blame subordinates, and young women may deliberately embarrass their escorts in public while truly well bred women quarrel only in private.
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Eveat
Whats in a Name Alice in Anglo Saxon origin and lore
The article explores the name Alice as a curiously mixed origin from Adel wis Adelais and Adalbert Adelchen with links to Aliza Alyce and Alison. It traces transformations Adelyian Ade liz auliza Adliz Alis to Alix and Alisa, notes Alexandrite as Alice talismanic stone, and links to Russian colors and fortune. Monday as lucky day, white hawthorn flower, and virtues attributed to Alice.
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Lick
Alice
Adelais
Adelgisa
Aliza
Somme
Alis
Alison
Adalbert Oor
Adelchen
Franklland
Alix Oor
Alisa
Lombardy
England
An Ta Belles
Henry T
Russia
Hawthorne
Ian
Ben Bolt
The Path to Success Through Self Trust and Frankness
A discussion on self reliance and earning trust to advance in business. A US Chamber of Commerce executive argues introductions are not essential when one proves confidence and a suitable personality. He recounts securing New York credit directly by frankly stating his needs.
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Fubar
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ile
New York
Grenier Frankness World
Vecestor Syndicate
Flushing Boosts Ewe Litter Yields in Breeding Season
USDA findings over six years show that extra feeding at breeding time increases lambs per 1000 ewes by 198. Suitable pastures such as bluegrass mixed clover and timothy or soybeans support flushing. when pasture is poor, a supplementary grain ration yields similar gains. A oats or corn oats bran mix at about a quarter pound per ewe daily is effective.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Causes of spread of bovine tuberculosis listed
The bulletin outlines twelve live stock transmission factors for bovine tuberculosis. Key risks include unrestricted range and common pastures, untested cattle, shared drinking sources, nosing fence tips, crowded stalls, feeding infected animals to other livestock, trading untested cattle, and feeding dead animals to dogs and hogs.
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Raise Hogs for Family Use on Farms
The article argues hog raising may not be profitable for some farms but could help households cut meat costs. It suggests producing one’s own meat to save money and reduce reliance on market purchases, advocating home meat production for families.
Important With Fall Pigs
Farmers advised to provide pigs with a well balanced grain ration as fall approaches to sustain health and productivity.
Separate Pen for Pias
At three weeks of age little piss will begin to eat, and when one month old they should have a separate place for feeding.
Southdown Sheep Adapted for Efficient Meat Production
Southdown sheep are described as hardy and blocky with a strong appetite for mee ton, highlighting their suitability for meat production and robust adaptability to farm conditions.
Best Feed for Pats: Small pigs fed shorts oats and cornmeal
Farmers advised to feed young pigs with a diet of shorts and oats complemented by a small amount of cornmeal and tankere to sustain growth and maintain health.
Swine Multiply Across Farm Amid Feeding Study
A report notes swine multiply rapidly when fed concentrated food, accelerating gains per hundred pounds of body weight. The study highlights rapid gains in farm animals and suggests feeding regimens influence growth efficiency.
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Ray Pox
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Mary Marshall Duffee
Benjamin Disraeli
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Winsome
Jean Paige
Paris, 1
Sweet Alice
Ben Jolt
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Walter I. Robinson
Southdown Ram
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