Veterans Not Worried by Gas Exposure Claims
Washington reports the Veterans Bureau rebutting claims that veterans exposed to war gas have lost their voices or suffer long term respiratory damage. Col. Robert A. Patterson notes most postwar respiratory issues likely predate gas exposure and that symptoms appearing after discharge may have no link to gassing.
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United States Maintains Russia Policy Amid Borah Debate
White House officials reaffirm no change in U S policy toward Russia and deny reports of possible trade talks or an economic conference with Russia as the focus. Senator Edge challenges the Borah Soviet recognition plan, arguing the Constitution protects liberty and property rights and questions recognizing a government that rejects American loans and property protections.
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Arbitration Plan Promoted by United States Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States announces a 4 Business Court plan to advance arbitration for commercial disputes. It envisions local venues for local controversies and industry groups for industry disputes, with the national chamber handling cases outside local or trade jurisdiction and offering conciliation as an alternative.
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Scarce U S Passports For Aliens Prompt Policy Review
The State department receives large weekly influx of first papers from aliens hoping for citizenship and faces British consular refusals. Since June 4, 1920 passports are issued only to American citizens, with aliens awaiting naturalization.
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Christianity's Influence and the Empty Tomb Debate
A reflection on Easter asserting the empty tomb proves Jesus's teachings valid and Christianity’s uplifting power. The piece challenges disbelief, arguing that denying the resurrection would undermine vast moral and social progress influenced by Christian thought.
Room for Doubt in Its Power of Venations
A fragmentary legible note hints at doubt surrounding the power and significance of venation in certain rooms. The text remains incomplete, offering limited context about the debate or decisions involved.
Tables of Stone Broken by Moses at Mount Sinai
Exodus 32 describes Moses descending from the mount with the two tablets of the testimony. He sees the calf and the dancing, becomes angry, and shatters the tables in his anger before the camp.
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Native nut trees offer long term farm income and value
The article outlines how native nuts from species like black walnut pecan and hickory can add income through nut crops and ornamental value. It covers spacing soil variety grafting top-working and practical steps for cutting back buds and grafting for improved nut production.
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Death Warrants for All Inferior Sires
United States Department of Agriculture promotes Better Sires Better Stock urging farmers to sign blanks agreeing to use purebred sires. County agents distribute the forms. in Rockingham Virginia 182 blanks were signed in one day, with large numbers from Green and Guernsey counties Ohio. Purebred stock of sufficient merit replaces grades and scrubs.
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Rockingham County
Virginia
Charles W. Wampler
Green County
Ohio
Guernsey County
Collar Fit Affects Horse Health And Performance
The collar must fit neck and shoulders properly to avoid sores and bulky builds. Use salt water baths on the shoulders each evening to harden them and promote better footing and endurance.
Hoosier News Briefly Told Highlights From Indiana
State board of health prepares notices declaring 28 Hoosier schoolhouses unfit for housing children. Terre Haute reports 150 striking miners repulsed by armed guards at Thomas Wright mine. Indianapolis notes English sparrow helps fight snow white linen moth pests near White River and Fall Creek.
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