War and diplomacy tests loom in China Japan crisis
A weekly review traces the Manchurian dispute as a test of the League of Nations and Kellogg pact. It notes Japan’s military moves, China’s resistance, and possible severance of diplomatic ties if negotiations fail, with U S involvement debated. It also covers Spain’s church seizure laws and Germany’s economic consolidation under Bruening.
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Japan
Far East
League of Nations
United States
League
League Council
Alfred Sze
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Geneva
Yoshizawa
Manchuria
Chinchow
Tokyo
Shidehara
Nanking
Chang Hsueh- Jiang
Chang
Hoover advisers weigh railroad relief plans amid I C C rate questions
Resident Hoover and his advisers studied relief options for railroads but took no decision. If the I C C grants the freight rate increase requested by the roads, no further railway aid is expected before Congress meets. Basel directors renew short term credits to Germany and Austria and stress Hoover Laval talks on finance and world obligations.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Germany
Austria
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Laval
France
Washington
Amlie Wins First Wisconsin Seat in Special Congress Election
Progressive Republican HWom as RR. AMLIE of Elkhorn won the First Wisconsin district special election to fill the Cooper vacancy. He was backed by the La Follettes, defeating A J Bouma of Racine as the socialist candidate criticized the Eighteenth Amendment and tariff.
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Amlie
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
la Follette Group
Elkhorn
la Follettes
A. J. Bouma
Racine
Amljie
Washington Visit Sets Tone for Foreign Affairs in November
Premier Laval plans a ten day Washington visit in late November after sailing from France October 16 with aides in finance and economists and his daughter. Governor Larson of New Jersey faces a vacancy in the senate seat left by Dwight Morrow with Eyward Stokes among likely appointees. Cyr and Long clash over ouster moves in Louisiana as Cyr demands Long surrender. National Guard called in during the dispute.
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Washington
Dino Grandi
Hoover
M. Laval
France
Larson
New Jersey
Dwight Morrow
Eyward Stokes
Trenton
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Paul N. Cyr
Cyr
Long
United States
Shreveport
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
National Guard
Hoover aids Girl Scout event amid postwar turmoil
Mrs Hoover christens the American Clipper giant Sikorsky amphibian in Washington, honors Girl Scouts as honorary president, and dedicates their peace house near the Niagara River. The report also notes a probe by Attorney General into land and parole matters involving Bishop Cannon and stock broker Goldhurst, amid broader political shifts as Yorktown marks Cornwallis surrender with Hoover and other dignitaries.
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Girl Scout Peace House
Niagara River
Peace Bridge
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Carter Glass
Virginia
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Tarry L. Goldhurst
Department of Justice
New York
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Yorktown
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Hoover
Marshal Petain
France
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Hurley
Adams
York River
Heating Poultry Feed Practices Affects Nutritional Value
Wisconsin College of Agriculture tests show heating poultry rations to 140 to 149 F for 24 hours does not impair nutrition. Higher temps 208 to 212 F cause injurious effects, while 250 F markedly depresses nutritive value. Yeast addition stimulated appetite and growth in heated diets.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Simple Directions for Stamping Out Diseases
Practical steps to rid poultry houses and yards of illness. Collect all droppings and utter in a field away from poultry. Scrape floors walls and ceilings and remove hoppers fountains nests and roosts. Saturate with a commercial disinfectant and repeat after 10 days. Plow and crop all areas where chickens have run.
Care of Setting Eggs and Safe Storage
Practical storage limits for eggs in setting operations. Two weeks is the typical maximum with hatchability and livability dropping up to 50 percent due to minor care errors. Store in a cool dry place with minimal temperature variation and turn daily to maintain quality. Eggs laid within a week are best for incubators to maximize hatch rates.
Start Clean October for poultry yard and house cleanup
The article urges October cleanup of poultry yards, range, and houses to remove market stock debris and summer fall leftovers. It notes hidden dirt and casualties despite claims of no dead chickens and stresses locating nesting hens or pullets and removing debris.
Next Season Turkeys: Plan Standalone Breeding Stock
Los Angeles Times advises breeders to plan for healthy hens and vigorous toms, ensuring birds are unrelated to avoid inbreeding. The guidance covers hens, ducks, and geese, urging exchanges or purchases from neighbors to reduce mating related stock issues.
Poultry Notes on Iowa Chickens and Indiana Flock Economics
The number of chickens in Iowa has nearly doubled in 30 years. Even sized chicks thrive best and should not be mixed. Indiana demonstration flocks report egg receipts at 70 percent of revenue and meat sales at 30 percent. Feed costs account for 70 percent of cash expenses.
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Iowa
Indiana
Paul in Corinth A Missionary Effort in a Great City
The lesson outlines Paul’s work in Corinth as a model missionary method. He finds housing with Aquila and Priscilla, toils as a tentmaker, preaches in the synagogue with support from Silas and Timothy, faces opposition, and leads many to Christ including Crispus. The narrative notes God’s encouragement to Paul and Gallio’s ruling.
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Aquila
Priscilla
Rome
Claudius
Silas
Timothy
Thessalonica
Satan
Crispus
Europe
Paul Befora Gallio
Gallio
Sosthenes
The Will of Christ and Fruitfulness
A reflection by Marcus Dodds on the failure to fulfill Christ’s will. It argues that fruitlessness comes from not being closely attached to Christ and that the remedy lies in deeper union with Him.
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Mexico
Ortiz Rubio
Calles
Union
Christ
Marcus Dodds
Results From Prayer More is wrought than this world dreams
A short reflective line highlights the power of prayer as a transformative force beyond worldly expectations. The quotation credits Alfred Lord Tennyson as the source.
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Tennyson
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