Wheat Marketing Reform Changes Farm Trade in America
The Food Administration Grain Corporation now controls wheat marketing nationwide to remove speculative pricing. A Missouri farmer, Col. B. M. Jenkins, unloads at a cooperative elevator and learns prices depend on new grades and fixed rules from New York. The piece explains price calculation from primary markets to country points and notes the shift toward a government managed, nonspeculative grain system.
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Uncle Sam
Food Administration Grain Corporation
Col
BM Jenkins
Missouri
Co-Operative
Col. Jenkins
Food Administration
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Tam
Sam
Minking Corporation
United States
America
Ned Northern
Gite
Reu
France
Georgia
New York
Grain Corporation
St. Louis
Pood Administration Grain Corporation
New York City
Sikeston
B. Sikeston
Clevater
Lignite Wins Endorsements in North Dakota War Effort
Capt. J. P. Baker lauds lignite as a pivotal North Dakota resource saving the state from a harsh winter. He cites state defense resolutions, legislative actions, and the push by Congress and newspapers to expand lignite use and boost production for war needs.
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Bismarck
N. D
N. ”. Baker
North Dakota
Red River Valley
East
Wyoming
Montana
North Dakota State Council of Defense
Congress
Simllar
Washington
Norton
Twin Cities
Dakotaward
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Council of Defense
Atlantic
France
Boy Scouts Praised by Lloyd George for War Readiness
Prime Minister Lloyd George commends Britain's Boy Scouts for three years of wartime service and readiness. He lauds the motto Be Prepared and credits the movement with aiding national effort within a month of the war's outbreak, calling scouts future leaders in all walks of life.
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Boy Scouts of
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Boy Scouts’ Association
Long Distance Voices Echo Across Vast Distances
Report claims the human voice traveled 18 miles across the Grand Canyon of the Colorado when a man shouted the name Bob from one end and was heard at the other. Earlier examples include Gibraltar where voices carried ten miles. The note closes with a tart remark about substantial people remaining calm.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Bob
Gibraltar
Tricks of Worms Mimicry in Animals Explained
A North American Review piece by Hassan Maxim discusses how worms imitate puff adders to deter birds. The article suggests mimicry arises from the worm’s nervous system interpreting the bird’s hesitation as a danger signal. Subscribe for the Record.
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Hassan Maxim
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