Patriots Promote Peace Program at Fidac Congress
Brig. Gen. Leigh Gienilliat announced the Fidac peace program at Rome and Mal y from Sept 10 to 16, urging intelligent patriotism against Russian internationalism. Ninety percent of people are patriots and peace proponents but not pacifists, he said, outlining the congress aims of patriotism, international friendship and cooperation. Delegates include William B. Follett and Thomp son, and A. Piatt Andrew, with efforts to form a women's auxiliary to Fidac. Outstanding 1925 activities cited: Geneva arms talks, League of Nations ties, a Fidac bulletin, and public opinion work in allied and former enemy nations, notably Germany after Hindenburg’s election. General Gignilliat, Savannah born, is Culver Military Academy superintendent and a veteran organizer in the Legion.
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Fidae
Rome
Maly
Leigh Robinson Gienilliat
American Legion
Partriots
Gieniloat
Congress
William B. Follett
Winter Park
Flaasenh
Fidac
Lemuel Bolles
Qtrs
Hompgen
Wdac
Geneva
League of Nations
Widac
Germany
Marshal von Hindenburg
Republic
Gignilliat
William Alexander Meetwood
Legion
Culver
Indiana Department
National Executive Committee
Permanent Foreign Relations Commission
The
Pershing
France
Hold On to Federal Insurance Policies Hold On
Rehabilitation officials of the American Legion urge holding federal insurance policies citing John Chard. Chard sought an $80 cash settlement on a 20 year endowment. he died June 27 1921 before full payout. Beneficiaries nearly lost $1 000 but the Veterans bureau made an $30 settlement. Comptroller General McCarl ruled the government must pay full $1 000 due to mailing delay.
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American Legion
John Chard
Chard
Veterans’ Bureau
McCarl
Plans for Winter Harvest from Ice on the Farm
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture outlines building and using an on farm ice house to preserve milk meat and ice cream through warm months. Details cover water purity ice making methods storage sizing cooling quantities per cow and insulation drainage and ventilation with guidance from the Bureau of Dairying in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indor
Bureau of Dairying
Washington, D
Valuable oil from crank case aids farm machinery
Agricultural engineers at New Jersey State College of Agriculture praise crank case oil as useful lubrication for most farm machines. Waste oil diluted by fuel oil collects metal particles and carbon and must be filtered, yet standing in open metal containers may evaporate fuel and leave a thinner oil with restored lubricity. Small quantities can be used to coat pond surfaces to deter mosquitoes.
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Agricultural Engineering Department
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Paris Hats and Velour Coats for Little Girls Fashioned in Warm Tones
Julia Bottomley reports on Paris influenced kids fashion featuring suede cloth coats and velvet or felt hats in wine, copper, deep maroon and blues. The look centers on warm browns and strong blues with fur collars and jewel accents, noting practical yet stylish outfits for younger misses and teens amid a trend toward gold trimming and intricate hat detailing.
Care of Home-Grown Seeds Is Important
Advice on labeling and storing home grown seeds to preserve quality. Use cloth bags for large seeds and sealed envelopes for small lots, with labels showing variety, harvest date, and growing place. Recommends carbon disulphide fumigation for insect control, notes safety, and suggests storage locations and mouse protection.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College trials power farming to cut costs
Agricultural engineers headed by R A Blasingame plan to devote part of the 1800 acre college farm to power farming experiments. H B Josephson leads full time research with a four year rotation of corn oats wheat and hay. Power and labor currently 65 percent of crop costs. aim to reduce this burden through new methods.
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Pennsylvania State College
R. A. Blasingame
College
H. B. Josephson
Saskatchewan University
Iowa State College
Blasingame
Lancaster County
Practical poultry and orchard care guidance
The text recommends watering stock, applying barnyard manure to rhubarb, plowing oat and corn land in fall to reduce spring work, and boosting egg production with ample, quality feed. It notes inspecting fruit trees for pests, planning winter defenses, and using artificial light to grow pullets with 12 hours of light then 13 hours after development.
Alligator Talk on Slowness and Self Image in Zoo Tale
In a humorous dialogue Arthur and Allen Alligator discuss their early life in the zoo, their eating and sleeping habits, and a keeper calling them the lowest class of animals. They conclude that their dull reputation suits them, revealing a satirical take on perceived intelligence.
Teddy and the Tailor made trousers tale
Teddy visits a Playmate with a boisterous dog. His mother warns him to stay tidy. He returns home with the entire seat of his trousers torn. He explains he walked backward the whole way so no one would see.
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Teddy
Tige
Zan
All's Well Father Ye and Lassie See Movie
A brief dialogue notes that Father Ye and a lassie attend the pictures at night. Me Clean reports she had two free tickets, and Father agrees it is fine though he suspects a catch may be involved.
Playful Grandpa and Jean Claude Hoop Challenge
A quirky dialogue depicts a playful grandpa choking jokes about hoops and a steering wheel. Jean Claude responds with resistance and a rebuke about being treated as a horse while Paris is referenced in a whimsical illustration.
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Jean-Claude
Paris
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People Patriots
Pacifists
L. R L. R. Gignilliat
Eleie Janis
Eee Werdresed
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Group of Paris Hats
Arthur Alligator
Sais Allen
Arthur
Allen
Grandpa
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