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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
7
An aviator, flying at night, crashed into a tree about a mile from the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville. The incident left the plane lodged in the tree and was captured in a striking morning photograph.
The piece argues that American collectors chase British and European styles while continental dealers seek American Colonial pieces. It praises American colonial furniture as a major, undervalued contribution to global design and utility, comparing quality with other eras.
Dr. M. Carey Thomas of Bryn Mawr College told a Washington audience she is the oldest living American college president still in office. She has led Bryn Mawr since 1894 and joined its faculty in 1895. She cites education for women and prohibition as humanity's key achievements and hopes to witness world peace.
Washington reports the United States taking the lead in an unprecedented meeting aimed at eliminating war threats, reducing armaments, and easing Pacific tensions. Eight great powers join to seek broader understanding, with President Harding urging less military buildup and more peaceful cooperation.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide explains geese require more space and water than ducks and should be raised on range. It details fattening methods feeding cadence and timing to market geese at eight to ten pounds and describes dressing plucking and packing for shipment.
Poultry notes warn that margins over market prices for breeding stock are profits, with strong demand for hatching eggs as egg baskets fill. Caution about dampness in close-built freezing areas, moisture on ceilings, and crowded houses causing condensation. Backward chicks from either hatched flocks should be pooled with a hen or a younger hatch. a mothering turkey hen with no family can be an ideal dam.
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