Steel cuts dividend and wages at United States Steel
The United States Steel directors in New York reduced the quarterly dividend on common stock from 1.76 to 1.00 per share and proposed wage reductions for officers and employees, suggesting management determine the final pay cuts. The move targets over 200000 stockholders as steel stocks react, amid broader labor and economic concerns.
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Staths Steel
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A. Farrell
Hoover
James A. Jarrent
United States Steel Corporation
Farrell
Wall Street
Action Wietly
Berar Gathe
Putine Bay
Ohio
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Oile
de Woth
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinola
George White
Webster P. Huntington
Columbus
Perry's Victory Memorial Commission
John &. Clarke
Cleveland
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Edwin A. Scott
A. W. J. Pluck
Canadian Club of
FIT CHICKENS FOR EXHIBIT AT FAIRS
Extension Poultry guidance urges careful, systematic examination and individual housing to prepare birds for show. Use temporary or dedicated quarters to keep birds calm and plumage intact. Do not force feed. a few extra ounces may help, and washing white birds is essential for top competition.
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F. Parrish
Extension Poultryman
Bilow
Use of Artificial Light in Henhouses Endorsed
Artificial light in henhouses during September and October boosts profitability on New Jersey farms by extending the day and increasing egg production. C. B. Piatt of the New Brunswick state college of agriculture notes lights can start as early as 4:30 a.m. or extend from dusk to 7 or 8 p.m., with an evening lunch option 8:20 to 9:30 p.m. About 10–12 pounds of grain daily per 100 birds recommended, plus equal oats. Rest period advised after November 1 for three to five months.
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Orman
America
Bank of New, York and Trust Company
League of Nationa
Europe
Fils
Bnonce
League
My. Davis
New Jersey
Piatt
State College of Agriculture
New Brunawick
Pint
No Place for Roosters Among the Laying Hens
A fragmented 20th century clipping cites secretary Paul Mandaville of the United States egg society claiming central states lose billions annually to infertile eggs. He argues roosters must be removed to prevent forced sales of poor eggs and maintain fertility, highlighting California eggs as the preferred option in commerce.
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Central States
Paul Mandagillo
United States Egg Society
California
Poultry Feeding and Health Notes from Early Sources
Poultry health hinges on clean housing though disease can stem from outside filth. Barley may replace yellow corn based on price and vitamin A access, with barley a viable substitute in laying mash. Growth is rapid in broilers but cost and weight gain must be balanced at processing.
Polish Leader Hailed Savior of Europe, Lord q'Abernoh Tribute
A Polish tribute marks the tenth anniversary of a key Bolshevik era conflict. The article argues the Bolsheviks would have reshaped Central Europe had they won, noting strategic missteps and a broader Soviet plan. It credits Prisadell with staving off catastrophe and saving Europe.
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Europe
q'Abernoh
UU Guigkt
Abernon
Telsheviks
Holt
Dolan
Lake Superior relic hints at ancient giant lake
Dr FE E Moore explains excavations near the Algoma power works on the Miehtnicoten river show evidence of a much larger prehistoric lake in the Superior basin. His study traces glacial history, noting periods when smaller lakes filled the area as ice ages reshaped the region.
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Lake Superior
Algoriquy
Algoma Distelet Power Company
FE. E. Moore
Toynt Society of Canada
Superior
Doctor Moore
Argo
Avertin Emerges as New Anesthetic Hope
For years researchers searched for a safer internal anesthetic. Avertin, a wintery new compound, shows promise by rendering patients into a deep sleep with rapid, gentle awakening and no adverse effects in the lungs. It is administered internally and allows brief conversation after awakening.
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Avertin
Air Mileage Record Between Atlanta and Newark
The record for the greatest daily mileage between two cities in the United States is noted between Atlanta and Newark. Col Wer's Weekly reports three scheduled round trips daily for mail and passenger service. The Washington New Yorks Airway racks second with eleven round trips daily, and mileage in the country reaches about 120,000.
Science Trouble At School Dialog Sparks Curiosity
In a classroom moment two tech girls discuss their planned science studies when a younger sister interjects wondering if the subject is also taught, a line reflecting playful curiosity about education and family conversations from a local Indianapolis news item.
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Anshver
Small Sister
Indianapolla News
Mechanical nun robot built by Newton Boy Scouts
In Newton Massachusetts a teen named Robert Kangolt constructed a mechanical nun robot. The project was completed in his home with the aid of local Boy Scouts.
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Clover
Newton
Mass
Boy Scoule
Robert Kangolt
Eix
Enception Fortune Telling Vanity About Money and Marriage
In a dated fortune reading men seek wealth gleaned from future prospects while questions about marriage fade. The dialogue pivots on a wife asserting correctness and a man conceding error, reflecting social expectations and gender roles.
Your Husband Won’t Yawn at First Sweetheart Anymore
A daughter recounts her husband not yawning at his first sweetheart any more, noting he recently saw her after twenty years, revealing a shift in old affections and social perception within the family.
No Cause for Alarm Taste in Tough Rocking Waiter
A quirky exchange features Gue and Jake trading lines about a hard edged waiter. The dialogue hints at a tense moment and a confident resolve to handle the bill, reflecting streetwise humor and resilience.
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Jake
The Ruse of a Dirty Face and Aunt Louise Mock
A cheeky dialogue pits Jimmy and Aunt Louise as they spar over appearances and manners. Philosophers dissect each Instages of foolishness they encounter, cataloging social slips and comic misunderstandings.
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Jimmy
Louise
Originator of Rail Transport in South Wales Sparks Early Work
About a hundred twenty Ruyen years ago Merthyr Tydvil stirred with excitement as a steam coach prototype evolved. Trevithidle, a Cornish mining engineer, built experimental engines, and a stone coach to London faced rough roads. The first tramway locomotive, the wagon engine, emerged from Penydareen works under Sam Tomfrey with Creaghney, demonstrating steam power on iron rails. The project revealed high pressur e engines, heavy wheels, steam blast, feedwater heater, and reliance on friction. The iron coach was tested briefly before cast-iron limits caused it to become a stationary hammer engine at Penydarres works Montern.
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Merthyr
Uonae
Klenm Poyer
South Wales
Trevithlel
Cornist
ISO
London
Chose Ames
Medicai
Sonia
Wales
Murfh
Harton
Ghoumorganshire Canal
Reylthlek
Gatbarne
Sam Tomfrey
Penydareen
Meniwhho
Sin Himfrey
Richard Crayshny
Teresiilel
Ting
Mantmerom
Bmenkinsep
Walt
Penydarres
Montren
Plea for Len ny
A neighbor recalls a boy about six who was threatened with punishment after misbehaving at home. The boy pleaded for mercy, asking not to be whipped and offering to behave better if spared the punishment.
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Lenny
Hee
Leprosy in the United States and World Totals
The article notes 600 to 800 leprosy patients in the United States and about 8 million cases globally. It mentions most patients in the U S are confined to the leprosy sanatorium at Catville La and reports a relapse among one of thirty one cured individuals.
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United States
Catvilly
Holes and Swiss Cheese Choices In Discussion
A fragmented note discusses holes and holes related to cheese and Swiss varieties. It references choosing among options and positions on hole density and quality in a casual, nonspecific tone. No clear entities or dates are identified.
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