Hoover leaders vow expansion despite stock slump
Edward W. Pickard reviews White House conferences with railways and industry chiefs, reporting unanimous pledge to maintain employment and push expansion. He notes plans for a billion dollars in railway projects and talks on monetary soundness, plus labor views from William Green and Rosenwald. Also covered are Ames W. Good’s death, Hoover’s naval delegation moves, and tariff adjournment.
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Edward W. Pickard
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Hoover
Finance
Washington
Willam Butterworth
Chamber of Commerce of
The
United States
Julius Barnes
Chambers Board
Mellon and
Lamont
Ernest L. Lewis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stock ‘Exchange
Railway Business Association
Chicago
White House
Advisory Council
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Togeer
Julius ‘Rosenwald
Henry Ford
Owen’ D. Young
Wredting
Presi Dent
Alugip
Ernaon
William Green
Pras
American Federation of
Owith
Te Wag
Ames W. Good
Mr. Good
Mra. Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Prolific Names and Turbulent Events Across Nations
The report notes New Hampshire senators managing re election logistics while a former magnate is released after 198 days for contempt. It covers Congressman Denison and secretary Layne indicted over liquor possession, new ambassadors presented, a deadly Newfoundland earthquake and tidal wave, Mexico chooses Rubio as president, Russian forces seize Manchuria positions, and T P O Connor dies in London at eighty.
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Edward B. Denison
Marlon
John Layne
Washington
Denson
Layne
Denison
New York
Panama
Dennison
Grand Jury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Flaty
New England
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Orat
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Burra Peninsula
Newfoundland
Horticultural Tips for Orchard Care in Spring
Practical advice on orchard management urges using forest litter as fertilizer, modest pruning of young trees in early spring, and careful nitrogen guidance for apples and 6 & apple trees. Grapes benefit from technique and interest. Delay orchard ordering to late January, and apply sprays to peaches before bud break while apples may be sprayed when buds show green.
Young Dewberry Promising Crop Gains Wide Sale
The Young dewberry, named for B. M. Young of Louisiana, shows great promise in the South and West. Trials by George A. Darrow of the USDA indicate heavy production in southern Alabama, southern California, and nurseries from Norfolk to Oklahoma. Resistant to anthracnose and leaf spot, the fruit is suitable for freezing and use in preserves and pies, with growing interest across the region.
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United States Department of Agriculture
B. M. Young
Louisiana
United States
George A. Darrow
South
Alabama
California
Wilmington
N. C
Houston
Texas
Norfolk
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Oregon
Washington
Darrow
Estatillehe Menta
Pruning Blackberry and Raspberry Canes for Winter Trim
Winter pruning advised for blackberries by removing dead diseased and insect infested canes after harvest. For raspberries, remove dead wood but allow fruiting canes to remain. Thin remaining healthy canes to four or five per bush and avoid heavy tying. Headings should start in summer after shoots reach about 20 inches, pinching back two or three inches of new growth to curb excess fruiting wood next year. Burn all trimmings and spray with lime sulfur solution.
Turkey Raising on Clean Ground
United States Department of Agriculture outlines key practices for successful turkey raising. Emphasizes sanitation, disease prevention especially blackhead, and keeping poults on clean ground away from chickens. Discusses suitable breeds, management, and market preparation. free bulletin copies available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Turkey
BM. A. Full
A. Th. Lee
Bureau of
Department
Crewe
Poultry
Washington
Poultry Houses Too Small for Optimal Flock Welfare
Kansas extension notes many flocks kept in very small houses. Breeds require 84 square feet per bird for light breeds and at least 4 square feet for heavy breeds. Adequate height and economical straw-bale style houses recommended to fit Kansas climate, by Ward of Kansas State Agricultural College.
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Kansas
Waoiter
Spreading Fertilizer On Snow A Winter Farm Tip
Spreading manure in winter using an omnure spreader speeds distribution and keeps value high. Haul and spread during storms, keep the spreader near the barn for easy loading, and avoid leaching by applying before soil or between storms. Strawmanure spread in winter risks rot before plowing in spring.
Agricultural Hints for Farm Yield and silo tips
Practical notes on balanced rotation, potato sizing, cabbage starting times, seed stalk risk, selective feeding, and silo integrity. Emphasizes volunteer wheat destruction, efficient feeding, cow culling, and timing for crop benefits with acid soil and plowing timing remarks.
California Fig Syrup for Constipation Aid
A mother praises California Fig Syrup as a safe, vegetable laxative for children. It claims quick, gentle relief from fretful behavior and upset stomach, restoring normal bowel action and strength. A testimonial from May Snavely of Manbase, California, endorses its efficacy.
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Manbase
California
Eiio
Minute Calculations Of A Sentile Chemist On Tin And A World Ring
A chemist describes an experiment with tin and a long strand of human hair. He proposes a hypothetical world ring that would weigh 750 pounds if it circled the equator.
Obscure Motto Reflections On Duty And Moderation
Fragmentary reflection quotes Franklin on neighborly obligations justice prudence and sobriety. The text discusses removing avarice by removing its mother leisary, presenting a moral admonition about restraint and ethics in civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chol
Franklin
Phillips Munk of Magnesia Antacid For Children
Makes life sweeter by easing stomach sourness in children and adults. Phillips Munk of Magnesia is promoted as a pleasant, neutralizing remedy trusted by physicians for general use.
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Philips
Fhilling
Mille of Magnesia
U. S
TH. Phillips Ghemleal
Charles Tl. Philips
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Charles G. Dawes
Dwight W. Morrow
Hugh S. Gibson
Henry L. Stimson
David A. Reed
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Italy
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Pasqual Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
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Rubio
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