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Newspaper
Hamilton Telegraph
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
7
Washington reports on German policy toward U S relations amid submarine warfare. Ambassador von Bernstorff and Gerard briefed Secretary Lansing on promises to avoid attacking merchant ships without warning. Berlin signals indicate a move toward settlement and possible reparations, the Arabic controversy a focal point.
Dr M Vereker travels from Ol Vereker home to San Francisco seeking a major exhibit on Pangyay Raxposition, aiming to present findings to colleagues and secure funding for continued work.
The article outlines a substantial expansion in export totals for the fiscal year, highlighting cotton shipments and overall export values. It notes values around 157 million dollars and references increases in exports to Germany and Europe, with cargo including cattle and army supplies affected by wartime conditions.
A historic weather update notes good prospects for corn where planted and well tended, but warns many fields are stowed and late planting could reduce yields. Hot spells hindered progress. two weeks of springlike warmth could avert crop danger. Many corn cribs remain, with efforts to salvage last year’s harvest if this year falters.
The article notes extremely large grain heads and near double crop yields in North Dakota and nearby states. It mentions new records for wheat and corn, with figures and comparisons to prior years. Also cited is Gustavo Espinosa Mireles named provisional governor of Coahuila, with ties to Carranza figures in the U S.
The coming fall promises a strong harvest with crops likely to exceed last year. Strong domestic and foreign demand supports profits for grain and cotton fields. Analysts note favorable weather and rising prices, boosting farmers’ expectations despite some risks.
An instructional piece by Perry Clawson on how cooking, fermentation, and timing affect silage quality. It explains that crops such as alfalfa, clover, beans, and corn benefit from proper cooking and fermentation, while starch-rich crops need careful timing to maximize digestibility.
A damaged line from a newspaper item notes an offer at public auction on Sixth and Day streets that failed to sell. The text mentions a monetary figure 8220p and references promoters or bidders, but the full context is unclear due to OCR errors.
The Department of Agriculture publishes bulletin No. 283 Relating Agriculture with the public school subjects in the Northern States. It outlines a year long plan from September to June encouraging rural pupils to undertake long term home projects. Pupils record progress and submit results to teachers. Lessons in arithmetic spelling English and handwriting are tied to practical farming tasks such as testing silk and dairy yield profitability. The supplement includes sample score cards for rating agricultural work and the bulletin targets rural school teachers in northern states.
A baseball clash delivers an 8 to 6 result as Ute fanions Urneu and Butchers lead the Cigar Stumps at League Park. Edward Foley and Lee Hobbs provide notable umpiring while Pebs Schwab and Kaiser Frodam line up for the Stamps and Grocers, respectively. Report suggests Foley may have called a strike correctly.
Figures from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce show U.S. exports for the year ending June 30 totalled 2.7687 billion dollars, placing the United States ahead of the United Kingdom, which exported 2.0701 billion dollars. The U.S. rise comes with a 17 percent increase over last year, while the U.K. falls by about 30 percent. Domestic production and foreign trade data are cited as context for this shift.
An attempted dynamite attack targeted a U S ship near Dalylarissima, Maryland. Police reviewed the case, noting the suspect admitted handling dynamite but denied planning the blast. officials continue investigation into motive and connections.
A gathering at the home of Mes. A. Conover yesterday opened with a prayer and included Mrs. Woo Tones delivering an engaging talk on motherhood work. Mrs. We FH. Johngon lea offered an instructive address and the meeting concluded with a witty item and informal discussion.
An essay notes widespread typographical slips and awkward phrasing in recent magazines and novels. It cites examples from Atlantic Monthly, Munsey's, The Cavalier, Cosmopolitan, Ladies' Home Journal, and other outlets, arguing haste and editing gaps create faulty English rather than genuine style.
The Stile Highway Commission asks the State to fund a bridge on the Market Road at Excella with half the cost paid by the county. Commissioners seek a temporary bridge plan after a recent automobile accident made the current bridge unusable. A written state report on the Millville coach repayment is sought, with opinions to be obtained from the Attorney General’s office.
London papers publish Count von Bernstorff remarks on submarine policy. He says German captains were ordered to attack ten more merchant ships without warning, prompting editorials in The Westminster Gazette to suggest the American government has secured a notable victory if he speaks with full authority.
Athens dispatch reports entente powers and Greece agree on expanded trade privileges. Imports to Greece will flow freely based on trade statistics, with Greece promising to preclude re export to Great Powers or Turkey and permit free transit to lands bound for Bulgaria and Serbia. The Venizelos government hails the move as a favorable omen for further talks.
A stray wartime dispatch notes unrest among Gerbiern tribesmen in Tori with reports of dissolution and territorial loyalists seen as capable of quashing insurgents. Propaganda influence is suspected from agitators in San Co and Manila. No signs of distant foreign troops in Hav a nese, India, or Russia.
A recent Ohio General Assembly act requires all public statements against a measure to be signed by voters, with paid newspaper articles also to bear signatures. It bans anonymous posters and circulars encouraging voting positions. Penalties include fines from 100 to 1,000 dollars and up to one year imprisonment.
Milger's College graduate Hormer Carney is appointed seed analyst for New Jersey. He will leave New Brunswick in September to join the state experiment station staff, after a selection praised for his excellent work at Miami University and reduced time commitment compared with other candidates.
Columbus, Aus report details an escape from Ohio Pen as wardens say none yet captured but expected to be rounded up. Fugitives listed include Ellward Galliday Corinthus burglary James Levering Jackson burghay 410 Loyston Madison buvelar and Harry Daxter Clarke furger.
Fragmentary notice reports new laws taking effect Friday. The measures strengthen the power of the department, tighten supervision of financial organizations, and increase regulatory control over defunct banks. Also effective is a public park management reform and new rules for water operations.
The article reports a shooting where Winona Bishop, a man aged 27 from Winona, was shot in the hip by Reverend Fuller in what appears to be a religious setting. The priest was arrested following the incident.
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