Sub Townage Not Limited Debates Over Irish Treaty In Dail Eireann
A sprawling analysis of naval limitations from Washington signals progress toward limits on capital ships and submarines, while Cannes talks hinge on Franco British ties and German reparations. Irish Dail Éireann faces bitter clashes over the peace treaty and an alternative, with De Valera insisting on procedural changes as tensions rise.
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Poland to regain normalcy says American investigator
New York reports that Poland will become one of central Europe’s Bret countries to recover from the war’s effects. Franco de St Phale vice president of the Baldwin Locomotive Works and Polish chamber of commerce president in New York spoke on his return from examining conditions.
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Poland’s future in exports and Russia discussed abroad
A speaker praises Poland’s balance of natural resources and skilled industry, forecasting a 1922 onward surplus in food oil coal textiles steel and timber for export. He notes Poland’s high familiarity with Russia and suggests the Soviet government faces no imminent collapse, shaping expectations of Russia’s future.
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Quote on future trade and Ukrainian peasant sentiment
The speaker argues that future trade with Russia hinges on a reliable government capable of honoring contracts. He notes famine in the Volga district and asserts Ukrainians will not part with their surplus, insisting the Volga region offers nothing the peasant truly desires.
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Expeditions Worldwide Push Knowledge For Mankind
Scientists discuss the balance between home comforts and advancing science as expeditions depart the United States and abroad. The third Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History spans five years in the Orient, while the Stefansson expedition maps Wrangel Island near Siberia. Donald B. MacMillan and team conduct vast explorations in Baffin’s Land, gathering specimens and data.
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Egg Circles Aid Farmers In Solving Marketing Problems
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article explains how egg producer circles organize to improve product quality and market terms. It describes cooperation in buying feed standardizing breeds storing eggs in large incubators and advertising. It notes two year dividends and steady trade with hotels restaurants and fancy grocers. Details on forming circles are provided by the Department of Agriculture.
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Essentials for Dairy Bull and Milk Quality
The article stresses clean housing and ample exercise for bulls, noting the herd’s future depends on the bull’s development. It advises liberal feeding for young bulls, warns that undersized animals are unfavored, and highlights winter smells affecting milk and butter. It warns against storing milk near the kitchen to avoid odor transfer.
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Charcoal as Preventive for Fowls Digestive Health
The article extols charcoal for poultry, saying it prevents bowel disorders and disease in fowls of all ages. It notes charcoal absorbs noxious gases, has purifying effects, and can be fed continually with no danger of overconsumption.
Good Dairyman Defined in Breeding Practice
The guide explains that a good dairyman must know other dairymen who handle cows, read agricultural papers, and study papers devoted to the breed. It stresses familiarity with each animal's strengths and weaknesses, the herd, and careful mating to improve offspring.
Birds Show Courage In Mock Butchered Tale
A garbled OCR note speaks of birds and grit, mentioning a sharpened sign or a dried form. The text reads like a fragmented parable or satirical line about how birds endure hardship or react to a washed or traded item. The exact meaning remains unclear due to corruption.
Disinfect Hog Quarters and Land Management Note
Fragmentary wartime agricultural note urges disinfecting hog quarters to curb infestations and warns manure spread may affect soil. It stresses washing and timely plowing to prevent pests and dust spread across fields.
Calf Raising Practices Emphasize Sanitation And Gradual Feeding
The guide stresses practical application of calf care knowledge with sanitation as a key factor. Milk temperature should not fall below the calf’s body heat and feeds must be increased gradually to avoid stress or illness.
Grit, Equipment, and Remedies in Rural Living Guide
A fragmentary rural advisory text discusses grit in fowl rations and shell supply, emphasizes modern farm tools and knowing production costs for profit, outlines ear corn measurement, hints at social tips, and notes hog lice remedies and field pest control methods for spring gardening.
Elijah's Flight and Return in Psalm 19 Lesson
A historical church lesson examines Elijah fleeing Jezebel, his despondency under the Juniper tree, and God’s care through sleep and angel nourishment. It notes Elijah’s meeting with God at Hore and the Mount, then his return with a threefold commissioning: anointing Benadad’s/ Syria’s Mazael, Jehu of Israel, and Elisha as successor.
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Boy searches for shopping item after dog fight distraction
A boy bursts into a hardware store unable to recall his list. The shopman refuses service until he knows what to buy. The boy plans to find another dog fight to trigger memory and rush back with the exact items, while his parents wait impatiently.
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Romantic setback ends a first romance at fifteen
A girl recounts her first love at fifteen, planning a party with a boy who later chooses his regular girlfriend over her. She suffers heartbreak and must tell her family the romance is spoiled, ending in disappointment.
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The Value of Music and a Wartime Joke
Carlyle calls music inarticulate speech guiding toward the Infinite. Spencer praises music as a noble art aiding human welfare. A playful wartime exchange ends with a corny punchline about a general’s barber.
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