President Harding Silent on War Debt and Domestic Reform
President Harding addresses Congress stressing the need for American aid to world recovery while prioritizing domestic reforms. He outlines tariff, transportation, tax, shipping, debt funding, agriculture, and railroad policies, urging congressional cooperation and signaling support for starving Russians relief.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Sumiarry
Federal Tariff Commission
Jones Merchant Marine Act
United States
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Yanks Bring Wives From Rhine
The first detachment of occupation troops to return from Germany arrives aboard the Cantigny. Eleven officers and 600 men are on board with seventy three German born wives and eight Rhine babies aboard the transport.
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New York
Army of Occupation
Germany
Cantigny
Wreck Toll Rises in Reading Train Collision
In Bryn Athyn the Reading railway passenger train crash toll reaches twenty seven with thirteen identified and fourteen still missing or believed dead. Authorities work to confirm identities and locate more victims.
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Philadelphia
Pac
Reading Railway
Bryno Athyn
Market Quotation Summary from U S Bureau of Markets
Weak market close with limited demand for December lent. Chicago cash prices No 2 red winter wheat 1.12, No 2 hard winter 1.10, No 2 mixed corn .94, No 2 yellow corn .94. Cotton spot down 43 points to 16.90 cents. potato markets steady to stronger, onions mixed, dairy butter down after early week gains. live stock mixed with hogs up small amounts and cattle mostly down. beef prices steady.
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Aroun
Lend and Buyin Limited
Chicago
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansan
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bullato
Carlot
New
St. Louis
Boston
Denver Live Stock Market Quiet Despite Steady Prices
Cattle receipts were limited and salesmen pressed for stronger prices while buyers from packing houses sought only top quality stock. Beef cattle were scarce with steers quoted around 4.75 to 6.25 and cows steady near 5. Light feeder and stocker demand was strongest with some good steers selling about 6.45 and handy weight cows at 8.60. Sheep and lambs remained steady with few fat sheep on hand, demand steady but supplies light.
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Diay
Timothy
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Minneapolis
Memphis
Omaha
Prairie
Denver
Settle
Orig
Feeder
Atocker
Name Jane Returns To Fashion In Royal And Saintly Line
The name Jane, once unfashionable, is said to be gaining popularity again through royal and saintly associations. Authors note queens regnant and legendary figures like Jane Grey, Jeanne d Albert, Jane of Castile, Jane Frances de Chantal, and Joan of Arc, plus saints, have kept the name in public view as its use fluctuates over centuries.
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Jane
Lord
Dash
Muriel
Jane Grey
France
Jeanne d’Albert
Navarre
Henry IV
Castile
Ferdinand
Isabella
Hapsburg
Louis XII
Jane Frances de Chantal
Saint Frances de Sales
Joan of Arc
Manchester Guardian
Quieting Young Minds Versus Action Packed Books
Librarians contend modern boy literature leans toward all action thrillers aimed at easy sale to indulgent parents. Covers promise constant excitement and chapter by chapter movement, keeping boys quiet with series after series. Classic titles like Treasure Island and Tom Sawyer show diverging demand patterns in libraries.
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Son
James
Edward
Kim
Stalky & Co
Punch
Arthur Chapman
The
New York Tribune
Forest Fluid Fuel from Waste Lumber Proposed by Yale Expert
Yale professor Ralph C. Hawley argues in the Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry that about 6.69 billion cubic feet of wood are wasted annually and could be redirected to squid fuel production without harming forest supply. He notes renewable growth could reach 2,703.75 billion cubic feet per year if forests are restocked, though only a portion would be usable for liquid fuel given other forest needs.
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United States
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
Ralph C. Hawley
Yale University
Hawley
New Methods In a Village School Arithmetic Lesson
A new village school teacher asks a mental arithmetic riddle about seven oranges and eleven more, then giving five away. Students remain silent until a boy replies humbly that they always do their sums with apples.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Obstreperous congress candidate questioned by statesman
A statesman questions why constituents would send an obstreperous man to Congress. Sorghum notes it is fair to ask why neighbors would defeat him and force him to remain in his hometown.
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Congress
Hog House for 12 Pigs Aged Sow and Pig Shelter Revealed
The article presents a weather tight sunlit hog house design for sows and piglets, 8 by 24 feet, with concrete foundation, raised plank floors, central alley, and pens facing south for late winter sun. It explains construction steps, winter readiness, and the profit of spring farrowing and careful pig housing.
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William A. Radford
William A. Hadford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Aise
I Ae
Mooring Mast for Airship at Pensacola
A mooring mast for nonrigid dirigibles is built at the U S naval air station in Pensacola Florida. It features a lattice steel mast on a concrete base supporting a semicircular inverted arch crutch, with a rotating mast in a concrete foot collar and a rope winch system to secure and guide the airship to bearing pads.
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United States Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Experimenting With Lumber and Forest Pulp
A West Australian forest-products laboratory is planned to grow into a major institution like Madison Wis or McGill Montreal. Studies show local forests can yield satisfactory paper pulp without reducing merchantable timber. Currently about 60 percent of felled timber wastes before sale.
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West Australia
Madison
Wis
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Australia
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Wills seeks grateful stranger at theater
English novelist W. G. Wills recounts being barred at the door despite a standing invitation and later seeking the kind-hearted young man to thank him. A continental air express was converted into an ambulance to fly a woman patient from London to Paris for an urgent operation with a nurse aboard.
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W. G. Wills
Wills
Continental Air
London
Parla
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