Farm Notes On Poultry Diet and Cooperation
The article discusses making honey fillings for biscuits, improving pasture by clearing brush, and selecting poultry with strong combs and bright red wattles. It urges farm families to plan poultry and co-operate in marketing to boost profits, citing examples of carloads saved by shipping together and the Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation as a vehicle for organization and capital.
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W. Lane
Larue County
Chet
Remedy
Kentucky Parm Bureau Federation
Kentucky
County Bureau invites members to join for yearly dues
An unclear notice urges readers to join the County Bureau today and pay the annual due. It emphasizes organization affiliation and asks members to step up, though details are fragmented and no specific benefits or deadlines are stated.
National Catholic Shrine Planned for Washington
A national shrine of the Trimacu late Conception is to be erected at the Catholic University in Washington at a cost of 5 million dollars. Archbishop Bongano blessed the shrine’s dedication ceremony as crowds gathered. The cathedral style building will rival European cathedrals with no pews inside, a 225 foot dome, four 386 foot bell towers, and a crypt beneath the sanctuary to house 1200 worshippers.
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Catholic University At
Washington
Archbuhos Bongano
Apostolle
United State
Ole Presones
Europe
United States
Bouse Not Good Cure Warns Against Alcohol for Ailments
A note from the Ames Iowa Intelligencer cautions that alcohol is not a cure for colic or stomach ache. It warns against giving whiskey for pain and urges seeking proper medical care or a remedy like Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea.
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Bouse
Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Progressive land legislation changes public domain oil policy
Washington May 21 Progressive legislation enacted by the Republican Congress ends direct giveaway of public lands to private ownership of oil and valuables. The measure aims to conserve petroleum resources and directs revenue to the U S treasury. It reflects a long sought shift toward resource conservation and controlled extraction amid growing auto and film industry use.
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Washington
United States Treasury
United 8
United States
Senate mile to prevent lams strikes reported
Washington May 24 Favorable report was ordered today by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on the Poindexter bill designed to prevent interruption of transportation caused by railroad strikes. The measure was amended to remove strike causes and would punish individuals who threaten or use violence to stop work, with two or more persons conspiring to cause a strike that disrupts interstate commerce.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Addon
Poindexter Hill
Congress
Raiload
Poindexter
Pupil crafts shoes from used auto tires at Kaswa Md
In Kaswa Maryland colored school pupils for vocational training produced half-sole shoes using old automobile tires in place of leather. Officials who inspected the work said the finished shoes looked very presentable and showed success in the program.
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Kaswa
Queer Customs of the Chinese Baby Rites
A historical account describes Chinese birth customs including lavish cloth gifts from maternal grandparents, red garments to relatives, water bathing with dragon eyes and peanuts, and money in a locket to ward off evil. It notes ear piercing for boys, disguising girls as boys, the shaving of hair at one month, toy selection indicating future work, and grand first birthday celebrations.
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China
Herbal bowel remedy advertised in local drug shop
An early morning health ad promotes HERBINE for bowel irregularities. It claims purification, strength, and regularity with a 60 cent price, sold by the county drug company.
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Chia
County Drug Co
Ballard
Ohio County Drug Co
Women win all seats in Jackson city government
Officers of the male persuasion will not be in evidence this year in Jackson Wyoming municipal government. All positions will be occupied by women after a two to one vote defeat for the men candidates who had opposed the women. One candidate defeated her husband for councilman.
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Jackson
Wyo
M Otion
A Huge American Rubber Plantation
A look at the vast Sumatra operation of the United States Rubber Company, a landmark American venture spanning seventy square miles, highlighting its scale and impact on rubber production for U S tires. The article also promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment with pricing and a local drugstore sale details.
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Far East
Asia
United States
Mystic East
Indian Ocean
America
Equatorial
Sumatra
United States Rubber Company
United State
International secret service disclosed by Allied powers
Paris May 26 disclose shows an international secret service organized by the United States France Britain and Italy to combat Bolshevist plots. Hundreds of arrests have been made in Orange over two weeks including many prominent radicals. Agents include Americans French English Spaniards and Danes with posts in the Soviet system. The service’s founding is tied to the U S Department of Justice secret service chief after radicals admitted...
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Paris
United States
France
Britain
Laly
International Secret Service
Secret Service
United States Department of Justice
Plot Afoot to Sovietize the World
The article argues that allied powers fear the spread of Bolshevism east and west and see a possible Russia Germany Japan bloc. It notes England realizing Moscow strength and fearing loss of Turkey Mesopotamia and India unless Allies reinforce British operations against the Soviets.
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India
al- Mex
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