Five Million Request to Combat Flu Draws Congressional Appeal
The American Medical Association urges Congress to fund a five million dollar investigation under the U S Public Health Service to isolate the germ of the flu and develop preventive and curative methods. Senator Lawrence chairs the public health committee and favors emergency action to save lives next winter. The call envisions a national health department with broad powers and resources.
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Han
Congress
United States Public Health Service
Romi Nghe
Benator Harting
Fem
Obie
Senate
Committee On Public Health
Ndt
Joseph L Wrance
Dimeeit 4
Enna
Rght
Department of Health
Industrial leaders chart petroleum industry reforms
Henry L. Duherty leads a committee of petroleum producers and refiners negotiating with motor manufacturers to adjust engines to new fuel specifications. The American Petroleum Institute considers creating a new bureau with a 4 million year appropriation to improve fuel efficiency, funded pro rata by refiners and producers.
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Henry L. Duherty
International Eplebelty
Paten
Blehan
Mesien
Petroleum Producers
Rennors
United States
DOE & Hower
Cart
Averican Fetroteam Institute
Yao H. Manning
United States Bureau of Mines
Institute
Doherty
Lodge Is Dean of the U S Senate
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts holds the longest continuous Senate tenure among the statesmen named in the Blexty eighth congress directory. He began March 4, 1800, and has served since. Other long-serving colleagues include Warren of Wyoming and Nelson of Minnesota, with many entering on March 4, 1800 and remaining in office through 1905.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetta
Herowich
Alf
Congress
United States
Senate
Haw
Francis K. Warren
Wyving
Thomas Martin
Virginia
Knute Nelson
Minneota
Con LinuouMy
Warren
Wyoming
Rotor Penrose
Pennssivenia
Charles A. Cutherson
Texas
Porter J McCumber
North Dakota
Grther
Witte
Dillingham
Vermont
FM Simmons
North Carolina
Lee & Overman
Heed Smoot
Utah
Federal Trade Commission chief warns on new trust methods
Culver told the House judiciary committee that a 1920s model trust, led by Wig Perivess, strengthens competition but skirts the law. He urged immediate legislation to broaden the FTC Act and the Clayton Act, warning that control over wood alcohol, its by products, and substitutes could extend to gas, electricity, and related industries.
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Wig Perivess
Chetr Taan W. DB
Culver
Federsl Trade Commission
Justiciary
Trade Commission
Miss Katherine Harding to wed Capt William R Deehle
Miss Katherine Harding daughter of the governor of the Panama canal fone and Mrs Harding will marry Capt William R Deehle. He is currently stationed on a mine planter in the gene.
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Katherine Harding
Panama Canal
Harding
William R. Deehle
A. Hee
Fragmented New York Case Involving Missing Funds
A New York woman and her companion received a felts per companion and a chauffeur in a case involving a 3500 dollar loss and a 7000 dollar automobile. The department of state notes the American consulate at Almeria Spain has been erased, while a witness station relays steady news to Serena Larpens and Connie Os.
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New York
Stan Ber
Leeland
Serena
Larpens
Connie Os
Department of State
Almeria
Spain
Henry Ford Edison join Nantucket crowd at Salvation Army meet
In Tilton New Hampshire Henry Ford Thomas Edison and Burtougns joined a Salvation Army collection as Edison stepped in to pass the tambourine. Ford urged a hat pass and both Ford and Burtougns emptied pockets along with Bilson and Edison collecting generous local contributions. The amount donated was not announced.
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Henry Ford
Burtougns
Thomas A. Edison
Utilizing Sun's Heating Power for Engines
Solar power attempts by Charles G. Abbot discuss large experimental plants in California New Mexico and Korea. Some plants use mirrors to heat steam boilers while others rely on shallow sun warmed water to drive low precision engines. Despite progress the high initial cost and poor efficiency at narrow temperature ranges keep solar plants costly compared with other power sources.
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Sun
Charles G. Abbot
O the Tooth
Caliifornia
New Mexico
Kerpt
Gower
Special Care for Fall Pigs from USDA Advice
United States Department of Agriculture urges careful housing and dry bedding for fall piglets after weaning. Emphasizes dry nests, frequent litter changes, and well fed sows to prevent pneumonia and boost profitability of autumn pork.
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United States Department of Agriculture
SREEDING FOR BETTER SHEEP
United States Department of Agriculture studies Corriedale sheep at the 28 000 acre Dubois Idaho experiment range. Originating in Australia, Corriedales are crossed with Merino and American breeds to assess mutton form weight fleece and overall performance. About 1 500 sheep on the project are kept in pure Corrindales or crossbreds to compare traits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Australia
Duboix
Idaho
Department
Federal Department
Dubois
STOC rome A field of soy beans may be harvest ed successfully with made
A soy bean field near STOC Rome shows signs of successful harvest as farmers report favorable conditions and productivity for the season. Local agriculture officials note steady yields and continued farming activity in the area.
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Lodge
U. S. Senate
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Masary
Caecho
Haly
Caecho-Slovakia
Pelle
Prague
Adeut
Bow
Maynard
Mineste
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Trixie
Bln
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Thia
America
Plume
Ett
D’aunensis
Pgs
Department of Agriculture
STOC
Rome
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