Hoover Plan Endorsed by France in Moratorium Accord
A synthesized summary notes that U S and France reached agreement on the Hoover moratorium plan, with Germany delaying reparations while Britain, France, and Italy also see relief. The pact envisions phased payments starting July 1 1938 and suspension of certain obligations, subject to conditions, as diplomats discuss broader currency and economic stability.
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France
Hoover
Germany
Britain
Italy
Hoover Pehler
Am Joling Curtius Acellor Bruening
Wvork
Paris
Rotary
Mellon
World Lahich
Sec
Stimson
Treasury
Naples
Conte_Grande
Garrett
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Rome
Premier Mussolni
Palazzo Venezia
Capitoline Hill
R. Joseph
Maryland
J. J. France
Mount Ararat Farms
Cecil County
Marsland
Bis
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Republican Publicity Bureau
Lyle Rader
New York
DAACTS RATIONS FAVORED FOR DAIRY HERD FEEDING
Extension specialist C L Blackman notes grain rations boost milking results on good pasture. Recommend one herd wide mix with corn or barley, oats, bran, cottonseed meal, and linseed meal. adjust per cow fattening or heavy milking. An alternative mix uses corn, oats, bran, gluten feed, and cottonseed meal.
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Anites C. L. Blackman
Animel Hus Vandry
Ohio State University
Blackman
Cod Liver Oil Not Needed in Calf Ration
Wisconsin researchers Bus Boh stedt E B Hart and J W Rope tested growing calves on a vitamin D deficient diet. Two calves fed cod liver oil showed strong growth and no rickets, while two on the oil-free ration developed rickets and low blood calcium, indicating vitamin D is required for normal calf growth.
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Bus Bohstedt
E. B. Hart
Amd
J. W. Rope
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Beld
Dairy Notes on Silage Use and Calf Feeding Practices
Dairy notes describe silage as a convenient feed option with varying value by season. Calves should be taught to eat grain with hay early, have salt access, and be started on grain before nursing full milk from cows. Experiments show corn and grain as suitable supplements to pasture, with clean quarters and proper water, exercise, and equipment hygiene essential for healthy calf raising.
Eskimos Shown Popular Picture Catalogues At Point Darrow
Eskimos and youth at Point Darrow Alaska show strong interest in colored comics catalogs and travel magazines. Fur traders win goodwill through gifts of pictorial catalogues featuring outdoor gear. Women also engage with dry goods and household catalogues. Government school leaders use pictures to teach reading, while natives collect postmaster mail and send funds for orders.
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Eskimos Nowanspora
Rakimes
Point Darrow
Alnaka
Women Aim for Senate Seats as Longworth Comment Sparks Debate
The scene portrays women pursuing senatorial roles amid remarks by Longworth about gender and curiosity. The garbled text references Benator Garner and Longworth, with a claim that the house of representatives is the natural arena for women, highlighting early 20th century gender politics and public reactions.
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Benator
Garner
House of Representatives
Longworth
New Helicopter Tested by Celimichen Engineer Team
A new form of helicopter designed by Celimichen engineer Pratich is reported as successful in tests at Velentigncy near Purl. The first trial by Oeimiehen reached a vertical ascent of 200 seats with stable flight and ended with a smooth descent.
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Celimichen
Velentigncy
Purl
Oeimiehen
Spagnum Moss Harvest Boosts Canadian Bog Output
A 700 acre peat bog in Canada now under production holds an estimated half century supply of spagnum moss. Annual yield projected at about 660000 bales with rapid development expected to accelerate exports and industrial use.
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Olef Stalin
Soviet Russia
Rusela
Canada
Everybody's Mistake It's Universal Error on First Impressions
A compact reflection from American Magazine warns against sizing people up at first sight. The piece emphasizes that snap judgments misrepresent individuals and encourage bias. It urges readers to seek fuller context before forming opinions about others.
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Universa
Americun Magazine
Prize Stamps The World’s Most Valued Postage Stamp
The British guinea is described as the most valuable postage stamp, with one in the possession of King George and another owned by Arthur Ines.
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British Guinea
King George
Arthur Ines
Silly aphorisms and social quirks from a faded magazine
An odd Read section riffs on manners, fashion, and opinions. It jokes about museum visitors, arguments over sugar coated pills, and changing social habits. It notes aging, smoking plans, rumors, and the fatigue of dealing with capricious people. It closes with a quip on decoclete bathing costumes and heartbreak.
Doctor's Remarkable Surgical Case Attracts Attention
Detroit Free Press notes a melodramatic scene where a surgeon claims to have treated a dangerous case involving a Caesarean section and a hospital visitor. The piece juxtaposes fictional novelists' similar themes with real medical procedures.
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Chaelos
Mayo
Rochesters
Detroit Pree Press
Anti Typhoid Serum Pioneers and Population Claims
The article notes Ferdinand Widal of Al-Blers and professor In the Ways fine ally contributing to typhoid vaccination and bacterial manipulation. Sir Almroth Edward Wright advanced vaccination practice in 1890 and inoculated over 8000 in London. It also cites population figures for Thickly Settled Districts and compares city densities with Columbta, indicating 7,292.0 persons per mile.
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Ferdinand Widal
al- Blers
Clinutemessey
Mel
Sir Almroth
Edward Wright
Luda
No Fib at Al Jones Procor for Money
Fragmentary note quotes Brooklyn Engle and Mrs Jumes debating money and honesty. The line hints at a dispute or defense about financial matters, with a dismissed claim and an implied denial of deceit. The text preserves imperfect transcription and names, revealing a private exchange.
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al Jones
Fragmented Miscellany Text On Growth And Emotions
A garbled passage discusses population growth likened to a city the size of New York and raises questions about advice and postdating letters. It includes stray phrases about fashion, textiles, happiness, love, murder due to envy, and marriage preferences, all in a jumbled reflective style.
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Jong
Asuncion
Paraguay
Senor Guadalla
Belivin
Foreign Office
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Peru
Sersus
Huambulio
Cuzco
New York
Womani
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