India Duty Affects U S Hides Trade And Pig Club Knox County
India imposes a 16 percent duty on hides and skins exported to the United States, impacting buffalo hides calfskin and sheepskin supplies. U S imports in 1919 included 69 million pounds of goat skin and 9 million pounds of buffalo hides, with India supplying large shares. A Knox County pig club of 47 boys and girls shows two notable points from past years: sales totaling $10,115 and an insurance plan covering two-thirds of leases if members pay one-third.
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Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Einco India
United States
India
Wotal
Knox County
Knox Canty Swine Breeders Association
Hay Curing and Storing Tactics For Indefinite Preservation
Specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture say thoroughly cured hay stored in barns or stacks can be kept indefinitely with minimal heating. Storing bales on edge with air spaces prevents heat build up, while flat stacking excludes air and risks heating. Early edge placement and crosswise layering improve ventilation. if heating appears, restack on edge. Also notes risk from windrow baling and advises careful storage practices for corn planting season in Lexington June 11 1930.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Halls Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement promises a $100 reward for proof of catarrh cure and promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment taken internally to destroy disease and restore health, naming Cheney & Co as distributors and urging readers to obtain the remedy through local druggists.
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Actence
Enil
The Tale of the Terrible Tooth and Other Fragments
A quirky collocation of paleontology lore about the deinodon in Alberta, noting its immense size and fearsome traits while claiming it died 60 million years ago. The page also advertises Borozone as an antiseptic and includes fashion gossip on stockings, Paris dress trends, and humorous quips from readers.
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Alberta
Canada
Paris
London
Kentucky Wheat Crop Estimates Fall Sharply in State Report
State officials Visit Frankfort and Louisville to inspect drought and flood damage across Kentucky’s wheat, barley, rye, and corn with yields forecast at 10.7 million bushels for wheat and notable declines from last year. Harvests delayed. fruit crops show mixed prospects as weather dampens progress.
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Henary Tig
Kentucky
Frankfort
Louisville
State Commissioner of Agriculture
W. ©. Hanna
H. ¥. Aryant
Bureau of
Mcreage
Harley
Peddling Zeppelins in Washington by German agents
Three Germans representing the Zeppelin Airship Co arrive in Washington to negotiate with the war department for sale of Zeppelin patent rights or sample ships. Officials decline to confirm purchase intent but conferences with the agents are set. Reports say civilian companies may buy a few large ships for a commercial airline if the department declines.
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Zeppelin Airship Co
Washington
War Department
Zeppelin
L. S&s
Wandering Tooth Reveals Hidden Cause of Ailment
A Swiss dentist reports a patient with decade long toothache headache and vision issues from a buried rootless tooth in the palate. Despite extractions and treatments the symptoms persisted until an X ray found the source. the tooth was removed and health and sight improved.
Air records fall as pilots top 17 thousand feet
Captain L. H. Smith set a new world altitude record in Canada with a pilot and three passengers reaching 17,100 feet. Days later G C. H. Coombs improved the mark at Mineola New York to 17,150 feet.
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L. H. Smith
GC. H. Coombs
Mineola
N.Y
Student Breaks Rules in Corbid With Hex Contact
A student is accused of violating a rule by conversing with Mmombury, a male Hex, at a Corbid from thse. The incident centers on improper cross faction communication and breaches of conduct expectations within the school setting.
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Mmombury
Motor Vehicles Tire Usage In United States Report
The report notes about 7,000,000 motor vehicles with 650,000 built for commercial use. Cars outnumber trucks by more than ten to one. Around 76,000 trucks have pneumatic tires, showing rapid pneumatic adoption. About 275,008 trucks run on solid tires, indicating some markets favor non-pneumatic tires.
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United States
Hotel Noise Leads to Eviction of Noted Patron
In a Moor front scene at the Holledaire hotel manager N. ., a disturbance reveals Jim, patron of T. R. Zenn, was staying quietly in a piano box awaiting passport clearance for Cape Town, Africa. The guest, though fed, is removed from the hotel as authorities move to secure proper travel documents.
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Holledaire
Jim
T. R. Zenn
Cape Town
Africa
Oddities and quotes mix in scattered news and jokes
A collage of quirky remarks and misplaced prose from various papers. It references whiskey for snake bites in Kentucky, rattlesnake shipments to Texas and Florida, a 1620 pastor in Japan, a “dry grouch” warning, a UK lord’s toast, constitutional talk, and a classroom joke about a Mongolian race and a breaking greenhouse prank.
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Kentucky
Texas
Florida
Boston Transcript
GIVES HOME TO SOLDIERS
Nathan Straus, New York philanthropist, plans converting New Jersey and Adirondack properties into homes for soldiers valued over $1,000,000. The homes will be open to all races and creeds. He has adopted a young American veteran who served in France.
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Nathan Straus
New York
New Jersey
Adirondacks
France
Rails Gain Property After 0 5 Release Railways Profit Rise
Washington June 8 Net operating income of the railroads rose by nearly 2 million dollars in March the first month after private control resumed compared with March 1919 when the government ran the lines. For March 1920 net income stood at 10 206 576 versus 9 396 592 in 1919 and for the first quarter total 63 427 105 against 34 186 086. Operating revenues were 450 470 217 in March against 368 096 046 in 1919 while expenses reached 417 343 385 compared with 240 130 021. Final figures may rise if carriers responses are included.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spain House Hunger Sparks Housing Drive
In Spain and other countries a housing shortage pushes families into tents and even caves near Granada once home to Moors. Land prices surge for production and building. King Alfonso has raised 1.5 million dollars to fund Seville housing for workers.
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Spain
Granada
Alfonso
Seville
King Alfonso Fined for Grass Cut in Madrid Park
King Alfonso and members of his suite were fined after a guard stopped them for walking across the grass in a Madrid park. The royal party had taken a short cut along the lawn and paid the penalties after the incident.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Ot Fist
Campaign Contributions Haunted by Thousand Dollar Cap
A clipped, quizzical note on Democratic campaign contributions this year facing a symbolic $1000 limit. The text cites satirical lines from various papers including Nashville Banner, Cincinnati Enquirer, and Toledo Blade, mentioning misprints and odd language about pricing and legal phrases. The excerpts present a mosaic of garbled humor and editorial flubs without a clear single event.
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Nashville Banner
Abandoned Baggage on Governor Island Unearths Vast Loot
Army authorities and Knights of Columbus search unclaimed baggage from France at Governor Island N Y amounting to 145000 barrack bags 6000 trunks and other items belonging to service members. Over 76000 pieces already located. In other text a fragment of a social exchange about Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith appears.
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Governor's Island
N. Y
France
Knights of Columbus
Tumbling Iceberg Report Near Titanic Wreck Site
Unverified report from the steamer Minaiea arriving in New York says a fleet of 14 icebergs, some up to 100 feet high, were sighted near the Titanic wreck area. One large thawed berg tipped over as passengers watched, causing a massive section to break away and swing suddenly. Mariners fear approaching such unstable ice blocks.
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New York
Rotterdam
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