Debt settlements and world court debates sweep the senate
Edward W. Pickard surveys Italy's war debt approval by the senate 54 to 33 and the plan to fund 2.042 billion over 62 years. He notes Belgium and other nations talks, France debt plans, and U.S. reservations about the World Court. He also covers Mussolini's reshaping of Europe, Turkish-Greek tensions, prohibition testimony in Congress, and other international shifts shaping the era.
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Edward W. Pickard Gelmaens
Italy
United States
Joint
Senate
Borah
Reed
Missouri
Howell
Itaty
Belgium
Paris
Brigad
Foreign Affaire Committee
Berenger
Treasury
Mellon
France
Anyme
Entto
Mussolini
Roman Empire
Greece
Turkey
Asia Minor
Selenti
Smyrna
Constantinople
Jugo-Slavinia
Albania
England
Mosul Anfi
India
Syria
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
League of Nations
Mosul
Russia
Kemal
Kamala Drug Fights Tapeworms in Farm Poultry
United States Department of Agriculture reports kamala, a plant-based drug from India, can remove tapeworms in chickens and turkeys. Trials show one gram per chicken clears worms in about 10 days in most cases and two grams needed for turkeys, with dosing by pill or capsule and possible future availability in drug stores.
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Com Veniett
Tomato crop threatened by cutworms and control notes
United States Department of Agriculture highlights cutworms as major tomato pests attacking young plants in beds and fields. A single cutworm can wipe out many plants overnight. Heat control relies on a bran paste laced with white arsenic or similar agents, applied around plant bases in late evening to deter early growth damage.
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New York
Congress
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Great Britain
Norway
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Unclear OCR Field Notes on Dairy and Cattle Practices
Fragmentary text discusses milk markets in New York and the so-called New York milk market, mentions 1024 daily averages of 8250.0 quarts, cattle breeding, beef, and weather effects on farming. Includes scattered advice on farm infrastructure like hog houses and hog barns with notes on frost-damaged fences and lighting principles.
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New York
Tanlag Vegetable Pills Promote Digestive Health
An old advertisement promotes Tanlag Vegetable Pills with Taninc formula said to revitalize digestive organs and restore appetite. It claims roots bark and herbs boost strength and ease constipation, urging readers to buy a bottle for full strength.
Shocking Cut Transcript With Nonsensical Remarks
A fragmentary clipping shows garbled dialogue about a man’s attire and perceived remarks. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or context, leaving only disjointed phrases and unclear quotation marks. The exact source and full meaning cannot be determined from the readable portion.
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Vory
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Virginia
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Delano
Mino
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Illinois
Mig
Cheen
Buffalo, N.Y
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World Court
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J. M. Doren
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Iarles Stelte
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Nettonal Grange
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Morocco
Sinton
China
Canton
Bun Yat-sen
Ffth
Continental Congress
Coolidge
Llea
Alfred Hrouseau
Connecticut
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Owes. T. Molurg
Yugetan
Moffett
Great Lakes Station
Squire Bancroft
Mown Ag
Atage
Snegapras
Muphied’ C. Hall
J. W. Shillinger
Poological Division
Bureau of ‘Animal Industry
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University of North Wales
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