What's the matter with Alaska and the Harding plan
Analyzes Alaska's vast size resources and population, arguing too much federal control hinders development. Deputy Interior Secretary Fall and President Harding pursue centralizing authority to a single head, likely the President, to accelerate rehabilitation. Details multiple federal agencies, reports, and advisory committees urging coordinated Alaska governance and better transportation, land, and resource policies.
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Ighn Dickinson Sherman
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Harding
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al Leost Supreme Authority
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General Land Office
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Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Fisheries
Pribiloff Islands
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Department of the Treasury
Coast Guard
War Department
Risaka
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Board of Road Commissioners For
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John Horton Payne
Tin
Alfred H. Brooks
H. ¥. Saint
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Otto Praeger
E. A. Sherwan
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Alaska Fund
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Territorial Treasury
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Few Deer Left in Epping Forest Decline Alarms Londoners
The Westminster Gazette reports a sharp decline of Epping Forest deer from over three hundred across three species to about a hundred mostly fallow. Red deer were moved to Whipsor Great Park years ago, while others were destroyed. The decline follows increased access and past introductions.
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Epping Forest
Epping Taurean
London
Westminster Gazette
Whilsor Great Park
Monkwood
Chingford
Invisible Ink Instructions From Aged Notes
A fragmented preparation describes how to create invisible ink using a mix of ammonia and water. It notes applying with a clean pen on glued papers, then dipping in water to reveal marks and letting ink reappear as it dries. The text emphasizes preparation and usage steps.
Words That Changed Meaning Across The Ages
In a London study page readers learn how terms like knave lad crafts and crafty have drifted from positive to negative senses. Old Bible language used black as honorable and captain as humble servant while modern usage shifts redefine terms tied to sacred and secular roles. The piece notes shifts in connotations amid references to biblical figures and historical linguistics.
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London
Paul
Chickadees and Winter Cheer from Bird Folk
An article presents Mr. Chickadee and Mrs. Chickadee narrating their role in winter, explaining social habits, weather acceptance, and ways to cheer humans with songs. It includes dialogue about their identity, a playful bird chorus, and a set of light riddle questions for children.
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Indir
Mrs. Chick
Mrs. Chickadlee Ened
Mr. Chickadee
Call Out Boarder Hens And Surplus Cockerels In Flock
USDA advised culling nonlayers and hard abdomens as an August September focus. Keep healthy hens with strong vitality, discard weak or heavily molting birds, and market culled birds promptly. Breeders should select late molters for best production and replace older or small breeds after their early years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Department
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Heavy Pasturing Favored by Experts in Pasture Research
Experiments at multiple stations show pastures reaching only half capacity. heavy pasturing doubles returns and improves condition, while continuous grazing beats alternate grazing. The report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes that light pasturing harms productivity and favors keeping hay or silage reserves despite perceived risks. Overgrazing and pest control for livestock are also discussed as influencing farm profitability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
North Dakota
RIGHT TIME TO CUT TIMBER Visease and Insects Do Not Attack Wood
Timber cutting in late fall and winter is slower, reducing checking. When storage is impracticable, winter cut hay is best. Insects do not attack wood in cold weather and the wood seasons partly by warm weather, making winter cutting advantageous regardless of moisture or sap content.
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Tevet Widerstan
Uhteke
Lee Ereareres
Lee Gether
Little Farm Repairs and Husbandry Tips for Keeping Order
A rural primer lists simple farm repairs and tasks to keep fences gates and sheds in good order. It suggests delegating chores to boys, caring for implements, and performing light carpentry when work slows. Other notes cover feeding pigs, raising hens, and lambing after weaning with humane handling tips.
Aspirin Bayer Trademark Ad Warns on Genuine Tablets
An advertisement emphasizes Bayer as the authentic name on aspirin products for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache and pain. It notes Bayer tablets in twelve tablet tins cost a few cents and urges purchase only from Bayer package labeling. It also adds a separate note on the auto industry capital tied up in the United States, estimating over six billion dollars including depreciation costs and other expenses.
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Bayer
United States
Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a plant based kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims purity strength and quality in every bottle with a sworn purity statement and suggests dosage in teaspoons. It offers two sizes and a sample bottle while noting not a stimulant and emphasizes nature’s helper in relieving troubles.
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Dr. Kilmer
Boxing Match Title Altered to Motion Picture Rehearsal
Fragmented OCR text references a prize fight boxing match and proposes calling it a milder term motion picture rehearsal. It mentions inflammation and medicine circulars but provides no clear event details, dates, or participants.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Gentle Fabric Whitening
A vintage advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a safe home product that keeps clothes white and gentle on fabrics. The copy asserts the item is widely sold by grocers at five cents and adds a provocative line about an old man betting his fortune at a girl's feet.
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All Good Grocers
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