Make Palestine a Garden Again
Sir Alfred Mond outlines Palestine’s path to economic strength as an agricultural hub. He cites 10,000 Jewish immigrants this year, notes irrigation and water power, and envisions Palestine becoming self sufficient with crops like barley olives and wine. He stresses gradual growth and Zionist emigration.
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London
Palestine
Alfred Mond
Economic Council For
Hebert Samuels
England
Manchester
Sheffield
Jordan
California
Jaffa
Germany Uses Guillotine in Murder Case Headline
Berlin reports Englebert Manns was sentenced to death for killing American soldier Edward Golding to rob him. The article notes public executions have declined but may still occur, with the executioner chosen by the state and masked. It mentions women convicted of murder also facing the death penalty by ax.
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Berlin
Germany
Englebert Manns
Edward Golding
Manns
Armament Costs Split Among Nations Amid Postwar Debate
New York World figures show 1920 military and naval outlays by the five powers totaling 16.41 billion dollars. If shared evenly, Britain France Italy Japan and the United States would owe 52 dollars per person for a single postwar year, though more than three quarters fall on the United States. The U S army and navy spending that year reached 18.19 billion, with 13 billion spent for demobilization in Europe. A U S tax burden estimate suggests every citizen would bear about 124 dollars.
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New York
New York World
Statesman
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Europe
BE. B. Rosa
United States Bureau of Standards
Army
Navy
New Cherokee Chief Levi Gritts Reclaims Cherokee Heritage
Tahlequah Oklahoma reports Levi Gritts as newly elected chief of the Cherokee Nation in the senate chamber. The 47 year old full blood leader is a Bacone and Tahlequah University graduate, fluent in English and Cherokee, with a land portfolio of over 1 000 acres and a family tied to historic Kee Too Wabes society. He travels to Washington to advance a jurisdictional bill affecting the five civilized tribes as descendant leaders consolidate power across the tribe. Coal supply optimism follows as George H B Cushing asserts four trillion tons remain, ensuring six thousand years of supply for domestic and export use.
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Tahlequah
Oklo
House of Gritty
Levi Gritts
Cherokee Nation
Senate Chamber
Bud Gritts
Daniel Gritts
Robert L. Owen
Ley Gritts
Washington
Bacone Indian University of Muskogee
Tahlequah Male University
Chief Gritta
Oklahoma
Levi
Sockety
United States
Cherokee Provisional Committee
Chief Gritts
Muskogee
George HB. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
Cushing
Replacing Old Time Fence A USDA Guide to Durable Posts
United States Department of Agriculture specialists outline fence evolution from stone walls to barbed and woven wire. Emphasis on strong ends and corners, large posts, proper depth to resist frost, and creosoted line posts. Techniques cover setting, spacing about 20 feet, and required tools for woven wire builds with barbed wire on top for stock protection.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Osage
Finest Morgan horses shown in U.S. government stud at Vermont fair
The U S Department of Agriculture Morgan stud at Middlebury Vermont holds premier stock. McMahon the 1920 Vermont state fair champion. Scotland and Bennington among notable sires. Castor and Dolly show endurance and farm utility. Troubadour, Heather, and other lines illustrate the farm program’s success.
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Morgan
McMahon
Vermont
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Departmen of Agriculture
Middlebury
Willowmdor
Chicago
Scotland
Joseph Battell
Department of Agriculture
Beauty
General Gates
Government Farm Stud
Heather
Bennington
Kentucky
Castor
United States
Morgan Horse Farm
Babe
Bob Morgan
Dolly
Dewey
Start Garden Early For Successful Planting
An early start to land preparation and garden planting is important in any season. It’s wise to prepare the soil even if replanting becomes necessary, since the labor invested pays off. Delays in planting early maturing vegetables reduce yields and time for growth. Prepare land and plant on time.
Loss From Inferior Seeds in U S Agriculture
US Department of Agriculture warns farmers that seed quality determines yields. Poor seed or weed contamination causes irrecoverable losses once crops are planted. Test seeds in a home germinator before planting to gauge value.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Turkey sizes rise through breed selection
Turkeys have increased notably in size due to selective breeding. Wild birds now average about 12 pounds for young toms and eight pounds for young hens, while Bronze variety standards list 25 pounds for young toms and 16 pounds for young hens.
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Toma
Joy in a Home Amid Medical Claims
A letter from W. Benz of Altoona describes a woman seeking medical help and claims of curing multiple infant deaths by a vegetable medicine. The writer promotes the product as the best medicine on earth and urges readers to consent to reveal the inkter, while noting women suffer from ailments tied to the female body and recommending this remedy.
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Lydia
Nate
W. Benz
3Rd Ave
Altoona
Yukon riches raise hope of Mayo silver bonanza
The article notes that over 85 years since Yukon gold was found about $200,000,000 in gold has been recovered and predicts the next 25 years will yield about $200,000,000 in silver from the Mayo area where rich finds are suspected.
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Yukon
Mayo
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Drugstore reports show many suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for its mild healing influence. An insurance physician noted many applicants are rejected due to kidney trouble, urging readers to test the remedy with a ten cent offer.
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Mt CIA
Kilmer
Dr. Kiiner &Go
Inghamton
Fond Father Questions Suitor on Qualifications
A dialogue framing a father's scrutiny of a suitor before consent to marriage. Fanette assures that Reggie fox trots divinely, touching on grace and balance as key traits in a prospective partner. The exchange reflects a playful, rhythmic tone with a focus on athletic or social grace.
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Fanette
Reggie Fox
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