League tests peace role as Far East crisis heats up
The week sawChina and Japan in a growing war threat scene while the League of Nations and the Kellogg pact faced a crucial test. Chinese and Japanese delegates argued for action as reports of bombings emerged, with Chiang Kai-shek warning of war if diplomacy fails, and Soviet relations circling as Manchuria's fate hangs in the balance.
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Kenkichi Yoshizawa
League
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Tokyo
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Nanking
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Chang
Russia
Marshal Chang
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
National Credit Corporation Sets Course Under Delaware Law
The National Credit corporation, organized under Delaware law, prepared to advance its mission of aiding banks nationwide to utilize available resources and support financial stability across the country. The pending measures outline coordinated actions to bolster liquidity and assist member institutions in meeting liquidity needs.
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Delaware
National Credit Corporation
Rail relief plans held as I C C freight rise looms
President Ticover and advisers weighed railroad relief options but no decision was reached. If the Interstate Commerce Commission approves the requested rate increase, no further rail aid steps are planned before Congress. Basel banks approved short term credits for Germany and Austria and stressed the Hoover Laval talks in Washington to align on global finance and obligations.
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von Hindenburg
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Basel
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Amlie Wins Wisconsin Seat for First District
Progressive Republican Amil Amilie Amile Amile was elected to Congress for Wisconsin's First District to fill the late Henry Allen Cooper's term. He won against A J Bouma of Iacine and faced socialist attacks on the Eighteenth Amendment and tariff.
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Amalil
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
la Follette
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Flkhorn
Qa Trouettes
A. J. Bouma
Iacine
Amlie
Political turbulence and foreign visits ripple through U S politics
The report covers Laval's Washington visit and Dino Grandi's planned follow up, Governor Larson's New Jersey senate vacancy, and ongoing Louisiana power struggles between Gov. Long and Lt. Gov. Cyr. It notes Stokes as a potential successor and party dynamics shaping early postwar governance, with turmoil over oaths and ouster threats.
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Louisiana
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Prohibition foe senator probes bishop parole deal
Senator Carter Glass accuses Bishop James Cannon and an unnamed New York politician of pressuring for parole of Goldhurst, a convicted mail fraudist. Glass asks Attorney General to confirm any premise of influence. The case ties to a supposed bucket shop scheme and broader GOP prohibition politics. The report also notes wartime commemoration events and shifts in Mexican cabinet positions.
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Virginia
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Department of Justice
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Heated Poultry Feed Keeps Nutritive Value At Moderate Temps
Wisconsin agriculture trials show heating poultry rations to 140 149 degrees F for 24 hours does not harm nutrition. Higher temps 208 212 F and especially 250 F markedly reduce nutritive value. Chicks started at two days, fed with calcium carbonate optional, showed appetite and growth stimulated by adding yeast to heated feeds.
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Simple Directions for Stamping Out Diseases
Step by step guidance to rid poultry houses of diseases. Collect droppings and litter, spread on a field inaccessible to poultry. Scrape floors walls and ceilings, remove hoppers fountains nests and roosts. Saturate all areas with a commercial disinfectant per package directions. Reapply after 10 days. Wash and crop areas where chickens run when possible.
Care of Setting Eggs for Safe Incubation
The article warns that two weeks is the practical limit for storing setting eggs to maintain hatchability and livability. It advises keeping eggs cool and dry with minimal temperature variation, turning daily, cooling to storage room temperature before packing, and using eggs laid within a week for higher hatch rates.
Start Clean October for Poultry Yard Cleanup
October is a time to tidy poultry yards range and houses and remove stock from laying houses. It notes debris from summer and fall chickens and reveals hidden casualties in nests and out-of-the-way spots as hens or pallets may still be laying.
Next Season Turkeys: Plan Healthy Hens and Vigorous Toms
The Los Angeles Times urges breeders planning for next season to seek healthy hens and vigorous toms that are not related to avoid mating related stock. The paper warns many problems in turkey raising stem from such breeding practices and extends the advice to hens ducks and geese.
Poultry Notes on Chicken Numbers and Feed Costs
A fragmented poultry note discusses the doubling of chicken numbers in Iowa over 80 years and advises on even age groups. It notes egg receipts and revenue shares in Indiana demonstrations, and that meat costs plus feed cash expenses comprise major shares of total costs, with 70 percent figures cited.
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Indiana
Paul Working for Jesus in a Great City
Lesson for October 25 emphasizes Paul in Corinth as a true missionary method. He finds aid in Aquila and Priscilla, toils as a tent maker, preaches in the synagogue, gains strength from Silas and Timothy, faces opposition, and is encouraged by the Lord. The account includes Crispus conversion and Paul before Gallio, highlighting faith, growth, and mission in a cosmopolitan city.
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Gallio
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Sosthenes
Will of Christ Unto Us and Our Fruitful Duty
Marcus Dodds argues that failure to fulfill Christ’s will stems from weak attachment to Christ. Without close union, even good works remain undone, highlighting the need to examine the spiritual juncture with Christ.
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Marcus Dodds
Prayer-Themes Spur Deeper Faith Across Communities
A brief cultural note highlights how prayer acts as a catalyst for quiet action in towns, churches, and schools. Readers are invited to reflect on the transformative power of contemplation, unity, and spiritual practice shaping daily life and moral choices.
Porter Rates for Carrying Baggage
Economy First reports a porter pricing rule: ten cents for the first parcel and five cents for each additional parcel. A customer asks Porter how much to carry a bag and is told the rates, with an offer that Porter will take the first parcel while the customer handles the rest.
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Aha Teacher Now Jimmy What Happened to the Moon
A playful exchange asks what occurred when the cow jumped over the moon. Jimmy responds with a curious line about vanishing cream sparking an idea.
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