Interallied Veterans Call Global Peace Effort At New Orleans Meet
At a New Orleans convention the Interallied Veterans association urged ex service men in allied nations to advocate world peace through an international court and universal disarmament. Delegates from the United States Great Britain France Italy Belgium Romania Czechoslovakia and Serbia discussed treaties trade and propaganda safeguards.
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Interallied Veterans’ Association
New Orleans
Charles Bertrand
Chamber of Deputies
Presi
Ciyil Zathon
Legion Commander Owsley visits Indianapolis on way to New York
Alvin M. Owsley, newly named national commander of the American Legion, says the group supports Brigadier General Sawyer remaining head of the federal hospitalization board until a personal talk with President Harding. The Denton Texas native, born June 11 1888, is a Virginia Military Institute and University of Texas graduate and former Texas legislator who rose to district attorney and later joined the Legion's national leadership in Americanization and Americanism work.
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The
American Legion
Sawyer
Federal
Harding
Alvin M. Owsley
Indianapolis
New York
Fidac
Legion
New Orleans
Owsley
Denton
Tex
Texas
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
University of Texas
Wie
Owsley & Owsley
Cal
Denton County
Leon Springs
One Hundred and Forty-second Infantry
Bowie
A. Sk. F
Aies-Champaigne
Meuse-Argonne
Camp Dix
Arthur McNitsky
the Legion
Medal for French Girl Olga Appleby Decorated Abroad
Miss Olga Appleby nineteen daughter of Capt William Appleby British representative to the Interallied Veterans association convention in New Orleans receives France medal Le Merit de L Union Nationale des Combattants for filial devotion during her father's affliction. Presenting was Charles president of the association aboard the steamer Vine voyage to America. Appleby was his companion since he was blinded at Ypres in 1915. She is said to be the only woman to receive the medal.
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Olga Appleby
William Appleby
Interalied Veterans’ Association
New Orleans
France
Ypres
Vine
America
Charles
Interallied Veterans’ Association
Miss Appleby
Merit de
L’union Nationale Des Combattants
Building remodel planned for Bandon Legion House
An old school building at Bandon Oregon will be remodeled to serve as an American Legion post house. The Bandon post estimates about 4000 dollars needed to bring the place into shape.
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Bandon
Ore
American Legion
Wilt Probe Seeks Probe Into Insidious History Slurs
The American Legion’s Americanism commission plans an investigation into claims that insidious forces distort American histories. It cites alleged slurs about George Washington and Patrick Henry by early convention figures, labeling them ignorant and biased.
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Republic
American Legion
Americanism Commission
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Convenient House Frocks and Pretty Party Frocks
Readable text discusses ready made frocks versus home sewing, noting steady demand and new models. It describes fabrics like sateen, crepe de chine, and cretonne trims, with examples of house frocks and party dresses for girls. Christmas and holiday styling hints are included.
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Chambray
Farm Smokehouse Investment for Small Farms
Popular Science Monthly outlines a compact cement smokehouse design for curing hams shoulders and bacons on small farms. It recommends an 8 by 8 by 8 cube chamber, cement walls 4 to 6 inches thick, an iron door, a four inch smoke pipe, a perforated barrel option, and a 36 to 48 hour smoking period using hardwoods like green hickory or maple while avoiding resinous woods.
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Popular Science Monthly
New Leaflet on Clean Milk Proposes Simple Rules
The dairy division of the United States Department of Agriculture issued a four page leaflet on clean milk. It argues high quality milk is achievable by carefulness and simple methods. Topics cover healthy cows sterilization of milk utensils avoiding mindless mistakes and cooling milk promptly with clear illustrations and bulletins for detail.
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Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Forestall roup in autumn in the henhouse
The text urges preventing roup epidemics by stopping draft openings in henhouses. It recommends ventilating with curtains or flappers, notes dampness causes colds and diseases, and suggests three rows of vents plus a fourth on the south side. It gives odd measurements for ventilation and space.
Skunks Threaten Beekeepers in Ohio, Survey Warns
A United States Department of Agriculture biological survey reports skunks are attacking bee hives in Ohio. Skunks raid hives at night, scratch at the hive entrance, and eat the bees as they emerge. The survey recommends fencing hives with at least three feet of chicken wire.
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Ohio
The
Biological Survey of
United States Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
Winter eggs bring profit for better hen production
Winter eggs bring profit. A key to high returns is averaging two extra eggs per week per hen, or even one extra egg every four weeks can cover feed costs. Achieving this relies on young laying breeds and proper feeding knowledge and preparation.
Honey Bees Pay Good Money for General Farm Program
The article extols honey bees as a profitable and easy addition to farms, noting their low setup needs, self-feeding traits, minimal care, and ability to fit into a general farm program. It highlights that beekeeping requires little ground, no expensive housing, and only slight attention, with experienced keepers managing swarming and colony health.
Whitewash and Winter Ration Aids for Better Cows
The article advocates thorough cleaning and disinfection of barns with whitewash from top to bottom to improve air quality. It recommends admitting fresh air to expel foul odors and placing cows on a winter diet of luminous hay silage and balanced concentrates and minerals to boost profits for well cared for cows.
Plan To Keep Sorehead Out Of Poultry Flock
Instructional notes suggest hanging canvas over feed hopper openings to prevent sorehead in poultry. Apply antiseptic salve to birds heads during feeding to stop forehead sores. Aimed at preventing eye and forehead infections and maintaining flock health.
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American Lexion News Service
Chae
Bertrand
Julien David
Ezio Gioja
Alvin Owsley
Hivea
Honey Gathera
Honey Bay
Fit In
Sorehead
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