Galli Curci Studied Swedenborg Claims Spark Interest
Clarence W of the Wall Street Journal reports on Madame Galli Curci and Emanuel Swedenborg as presented by Mr. Barron, head of the Roteh Trustees. Barron praises her intellect and character while noting the Swedenborg translation project by Lydia S. Roteh’s estate and published by Houghton Mifflin in 1907.
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Enry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Galli-Curci
Angel Swedenborg
Clarence Won
Wall Street Journal
Financial Authority
Barron
Gallivei
In & O
Roteh Trustees
Lydia S. Roteh
New Bedford
Mass
Emanuel Swedenborg
Houghton Mifflin Co
Cleveland
Mr. N
Swedenborg Works Lifts Galli-Curci Reading Feat
Madame Galli-Curci reads the 32 volumes of Swedenborg in a single summer and reports the Bible is a greater work than before. She and Mr Barron discuss Swedenborgs practical and spiritual insights, noting how the heavens mirror the human body and how Swedenborg informs life, love, and performance.
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Barron
Madame Galli-Ourai
Swedenborg
Galli-Curci
California
Catskills
Homer Samuels
Galli- Curci
Galli-Curei
Hell
U S Shipping Board to auction great passenger ships
The United States Shipping Board will receive sealed bids from American citizens for the passenger ships Leviathan George Washington Republic President Harding President Roosevelt and for the American Merchant Lines boats American Trader American Banker American Merchant American Farmer and American Shipper Also the American Mount Vernon and Agamemnon may be sold or chartered The move follows President Coolidge’s push to dispose of the ships weakening the Board’s stance and spurring its decision to relinquish the vessels.
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United States Shipping Board
Leviathan
George Washington
Republic
Harding
Roosevelt
American Farmer
American
Mount Vernon
Agamemon
Geologist Sees Net Positive Trend in Nation Resources
Dr. George Otis Smith Director of the Geological Survey on a western tour notes practical conservation gaining ground and industry using new methods in coal and oil development. He cites leasing activities in Montana Wyoming and California and warns oil fields show both alarm and optimism depending on location. He also points to rapid technical progress promising near term improvement despite lingering economic errors.
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West
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Fountain Pens Embrace New Colorful Barrels in Pylarin Plastics
Fountain pens adopt vibrant barrells and caps using pyralin plastic, replacing dull black with snappy hues. Lead manufacturers claim strong resilience with tests including truck weight and drops, asserting about 800 pounds per square inch resistance for the new material.
New Washable Shower Curtain Promises Easy Care
A Saturday Night Convenience introduces a durable shower curtain made from a special fabri koid fabric coated with pyroxylin on both sides. The waterproof dustproof stain proof mildew proof fabric dries quickly and retains color for long service, featuring a soft silk look in white and green. It is finish embossed with a black grain design and designed for hotels and clubs to simplify post guest cleaning.
No More Plovers Closed Season Across United States
The Biological Survey of the Department of Agriculture has set a nationwide closed season on black bellied and golden plovers under the migratory bird treaty act. Hunters face federal prosecution for killing these birds. Greater and lesser yellow legs may still be hunted in regions with open seasons.
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United States
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Western boxed apples lead in Pacific Northwest region
An official Washington bulletin notes that about half of US boxed apples come from the eleven states of the Western boxed apple region. The survey traces rapid industry growth, transport, and marketing methods, with Washington Oregon and Idaho supplying most winter fruit. Wenatchee Yakima and Hood River valleys rise as major high quality producers.
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East
Washington
Apple
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Northwestern
Wenatchee, Yakima
Hood River
European farmers critique American land neglect in farming boom
In Europe soil care sustains centuries of farming while visiting agriculturists note many American farms are run down or abandoned. They observe a tendency to mine the land in the United States, contrasted with European soil stewardship.
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Europe
United States
Crop Rotation Proves Nearly As Effective As Fertilizers
U S Department of Agriculture reports crop rotation yields comparable benefits to farm manure and complete fertilizers for wheat, corn, and oats. It notes rotation and fertilizer use can be combined to enhance overall crop yields without diminishing fertilizer gains.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Maintain It For Agricultural Use Raises Scrutiny
The brief note indicates opposition to preserving land for farming while discussing potential alternatives. Local officials weigh options, balancing conservation with economic needs and community impact.
Farmer's Bulletin Free Inquiry on Fertilizers
Outline mentions Farmer's Bulletin 1475-F on soil tests and fertilizer use. It states the bulletin may be obtained free by writing to the United States Department of Agriculture in Washington D C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Fmanuel Swedenborg
Fredericksburg Publishing Company
National News
Wrigley
Durst & Doell
Sterling Bros
City Garage
Fredericksburg
Jewelry
H. C. Maier
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