Steel cuts dividend as job pay eyed in row
United States Steel lowers its quarterly dividend from 1.75 to 1.00, the lowest in sixteen years, and proposes salary cuts for officers and employees while leaving wage reforms to management. President Hoover’s administration presses no wage reductions in key industries, and Farrell's stance is closely watched as the plan unfolds.
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Uited States Steel
New York
Farrell
Hoover
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Colration
Netion Liz
Diyt
FIT CHICKENS FOR EXHIBIT AT FAIRS
Poultry exhibitors should carefully select and ready birds for fall fairs. Place males and females separately in coops, avoid crowding, and ensure easy handling. Avoid force feeding, but extra feeding may aid weight and plumage. White birds are washed. four tubs used with warm soap, rinses, and blueing, then drained before entering exhibition coop.
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C. PF. Parrist
Use of Artificial Light in Henhouse Indorsed in New Jersey
A research note by Plure, agriculture specialist, argues for artificial lighting in henhouses to extend laying hours and boost egg production. Two lighting schemes are described, morning and evening systems, with dusk to near sunset operations. Benefits include increased grain use and a resting period after November 1.
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Septeimbur
New Jersey
S& Plure
New Srumswick
Mr. Platt
Aaris Fall
No Place for Roosters Among the Laying Hens
Paul Mandeville of the United States Egg Society warns farmers in the central states lose millions yearly from fertile eggs. He urges removing roosters from laying flocks to prevent unwanted fertilization and reduce waste and losses in egg production.
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Central States
Paul Mandeville
United States Egg Society
Mandeville
Sinding
California
Poultry Feeding and Health Hints From Experts
Poultry health hinges on cleanliness and avoiding outside pathogens. Barley may substitute yellow corn in rations based on price and vitamin A sources. Many producers recommend marketing broilers when salable, as chick growth peaks in early weeks. Ground barley can replace ground yellow corn in laying mash if aerated grain is high in shelled yellow corn and green feed is available.
Polish Leader hailed as savior of Europe in 1920 tribute
Lord d AVERNON lauded Poland’s 1920 victory over Bolsheviks as pivotal for Europe. He said the battle of Una Visula would have opened Central Europe to Bolshevik propaganda if Poland fell. He credited Piłsudski for saving Europe by keeping Poland independent.
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Osvis
America
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Bank of New York and Trust Company
League of Nations
Europe
Finance Committee
Davis
d’Avernon
Gazeta Polgim
Polis
Stolsheviks
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Hiad
Poland
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Plisudski
Stolin
Lake Superior relic hints at glacial lake history
Dr E Moore geologist at University of Toronto told the Royal Society of Canada that excavations by Algoma Diatriot Power on the Mictiplesten river show Lake Superior once formed a larger basin in a past glacial era. He traced a shrinking lake stage and a smaller precursor where the present basin sits.
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Algonquin
Algoma Diatriot Power Company
E. ©. Moore
University of Toronto
Royal Society of Canada
Superior
Thig Miost
Great Lakes
Doctor Moore
Su- Derlor
New Anesthetic Avertin Promises Safer Sleep Like Sleep
For years doctors sought a safer anesthetic. Avertin, given orally, sends patients into deep sleep yet allows rousing to answer questions. It reportedly causes no pain and has no adverse lung effects, with normal breathing on waking.
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Avertin
Air Milenge Record Between Atlanta and New York
The Washington New York airway ranks second with 11 daily round trips. The total daily misuse in this country is 120000.
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Air Milenge
United States
Atelanta
New York
Collers
Washington New York
Science Trouble Among Two Tech Girls
Two tech girls discuss next semester courses while a small sister jokes about their father’s past winter troubles, reflecting schoolwork humor from the Indianapolis News.
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Small Sister
Indianapolis News
Clever Boy Scouts Robot Built by Newton Goy Scouts
A mechanized walking and lifting device nicknamed Clever Boy Scouts robot was built in the cellar of Robert Kangott, a teen, by Newton Mags. Goy Scouts. The odd project involved smoke and eye wick features as part of its construction and testing.
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Mechanica
Newton
Goy
Robert Kangott
Fragmented dialogue snippets from an older column
A string of garbled lines features mismatched quotes about marriage truth and fortune telling. Phrases reference a wife and husband, admitting fault, and a casual promise to foot a bill. The text reads like broken dialogue without coherent narrative.
Philosophers Analyze Instances of Foolishness
A fragmented note observes how philosophers examine each instance of folly they encounter. Dialogue-like phrases suggest humor and self awareness as ideas are tested. The text hints at personal remark toward Rue and Aunt Lauree, with a cheeky tone about cleverness and perception.
Originator of Rail Transport in Early Britain
A dense historical note recounts early trials of steam transport around Merthyr Tydvil and Camborne, focusing on Trevithiel and the first wagon engine by Sam Tomfrey and Richard Cringating. It describes rough roads hindering road locomotion, the tram road to Glamorgan, and the engine’s brief use before conversion to stationary work at Ponydarren.
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Hiehard Revithiel
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Lowton
Wates
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Hin
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Darren
Trevithick
Richard Cringating
Momfrey Het
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Lst
Walt
Montreal
Plea for Lanity in a Neighborly Whipping Case
A neighbor pleads in a domestic dispute over discipline of a child. The mother threatens corporal punishment as the boy pleads for mercy, offering a compromise to avoid harsher punishment. The fragment hints at family tension and schoolyard discipline in a tense domestic scene.
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Lanity
James
Jie
Leprosy Patient Counts Worldwide and U S Cases
A marginal report notes about 800 leprosy patients in the United States and roughly 3,000,000 lepers globally. In the U S most are confined to Carville Louisiana with a recent discharge relapse rate cited as rare, indicating slow remission and ongoing care needs.
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Pygela Magauing
Pio Surtunt
Carville
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