Conference Debates Gold Standard and World Economic Plan
Edward W. Pickard reports ongoing talks at the world economic and monetary conference in Bone Now. Nations led by France push for monetary restraint and a return to the gold standard, while the United States under President Roosevelt resists any plan delaying inflation and price recovery. Moley flies to London for briefings as debate continues on currency reform, international stabilization, and possible trade measures amid allied proposals.
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England's Inns Are Charming Historical Hosts
Visitors to England in 1930s reports find inns lively with centuries of hospitality. Old coaching houses, oak furniture, silver, and portraits fill these venerable hostels with atmosphere. Readers learn of notable inns tied to Shakespeare, Queen Victoria, Dick Turpin, and other figures, along with reminders of bygone social customs and comfortable, homely service.
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Vaccination to prevent chicken pox in poultry gains support
A two year study by the University of Illinois College of Agriculture shows vaccination reduces losses from chicken pox also called canker or avian diphtherae. Vaccination advised for flocks on infected premises using pigeon or fowl pox vaccines with caution for unhealthy flocks and two months quarantine after vaccination.
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Polish Fowls Shine In Show and Utility Utility value and ornate crests draw farmers
The Los Angeles Times notes Polish fowls lead Continental European varieties with White Crested Black Silver White Buff Laced Neo Beard ed Golden and other bearded or non bearded types. Origin likely in Poland with Eighteenth century Dutch breeders shaping the crest. Once common in the United States, Polish declined as Leghorn popularity rose but remains valued as ornamental and practical poultry.
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Wheat hand feeding method praised by Indiana poultryman
Paul G. Riley, an Indiana poultryman, promotes hand feeding of corn and wheat at four to six pounds per hundred as a practical new method for corn belt farms. He notes wheat commands a higher price than other grains, and hopper feeding may be used too heavily. The hand feeding keeps litter stirred, unlike hopper feeding which can pack it down in housing.
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Connecticut Turkey Industry Sees Growth and Marketing Push
Connecticut farms raise more than 2.5 times 1920 levels with about 200000 dollars in farm value. The agricultural department advances turkey sanitation, grading, labeling, and advertising to boost market standing, as reported by Rural New Yorker.
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Poultry Farm Auction Recalled From Old Market Record
A Kentoun farm in Michigan sold a whole carton for market about 80 years ago. The fragment notes dual purpose poultry and bread lines, with references to eighteen weeks and four to five months timelines in a rural market context.
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