Aid for Farmers in Marketing Declared by Wallace
Chicago April 6 Henry G Wallace secretary of agriculture urged extending the same aid to farmers in marketing crops as in production before the farmers grain marketing committee of seventeen He said farmers should study improved marketing methods and adjust production to consumer needs stressing that a plentiful food supply at fair prices is vital and government should help insure it.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Henry G. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers’ Grain Marketing Committee
Peace Society Presses for Disarmament Conference
President Harding told a women’s peace delegation led by Mrs. Charles E Russell of New York that he is studying disarmament and will not rush action. The group urged him to convene an international conference on disarmament.
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Washington
Harding
Women's Peace Society Today
Charles E. Russell
New York
First Congress of Women of the East Opens in Baku
In Baku the first congress of women of the east opened with 40 delegates present. The program includes topics on what Soviet Russia has given women the fight against illiteracy safeguarding motherhood and elections to the All Russian Congress of Women.
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London
Congress of Women of the East
Baku
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Congress of Women
Soviet plan to use Moscow backed women congress
The east women congress stems from the congress of eastern peoples held in Baku last September. Soviet Russia will be represented by delegates from Astrakhan, Turkestan, Dakestan, and Azerbaidjan. Pravda defines agitation as winning eastern women to public life and liberation struggles, moving them from narrow domestic roles.
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Congress of Women of the
East
Russia
Congress of Eastern Peoples
Baku
Congress of Women
Soviet Russia
Astrakhan
Turkestan
Dakestan
Azerbaidjan
Moscow
Pravda
Six Irish Men Executed: Canon O'Sullivan Reflects
In Cork on April 7 a Mass drew an intensely attentive parish as Canon O'Sullivan described the last moments of six men executed by the military. He recalled their death as holy and happy and urged prayers for their souls. He defended their motives despite disapproval of methods.
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Cork
Canon O'Sullivan
Ireland
France
French Mystery Photure At The Orpheum Today
Emile Chautard presents a French mystery feature at the Orpheum with an all star cast and engrossing detective plot. Realart releases Zarren’s American Girls comedy musical headed by Jack Fuquay for one show today.
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Emile Chautard
Orpheum
Chautard
Allstar
Realart
Zarren
Jack Fuquay
Decline in Tuberculosis Deaths in England and Wales
London reports a rapid fall in TB deaths with 46,312 registered in 1919 versus 68,073 in 1818 and 59,934 in 1917. Early 1920 figures available suggest a further decrease, according to the ministry of health.
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London
England
Wales
Ministry of Health
Hair Cut Quiets Sea On Viking Superstition
New York April 6 Ole Bull skipper of the liner Bergensfiord is in port with a shaved head to quiet stormy seas, a crew ritual rooted in an old Viking superstition that supposedly calmed the waters. He says it worked.
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New York
Ole Bull
Bergensfiord
Ole
Confessions of a Bride and the Hidden Kaisers Gems
A wartime treasure tale unfolds as a U-boat gems escape scheme resurfaces. Jane and Chrys decipher a ring message and plan a daring treasure hunt with Jordan Spence, Daddy Lorimer, and Bob while fearing a Hun trap and a Moscow prison past.
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Certeis
Atlantic
Russia
Europe
Chrys
Bob
Daddy Lorimer
Jordan Spence
Spence
Fate
Jane
Lorimer
Daddy
Berlin
Gets-It Corn Treatment Promoted By Lawrence & Co
An advertisement touts Gets-It as a corn remedy. It claims a few drops kill the corn and dry skin into a loose piece that can be lifted off. Available through J A Hart Drug Co in High Point, with price stated as a trifling cost or nothing if it fails.
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Sewrence & Co
Chicago
High Point
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Prisoner Belgan Walks Out of Belfast Barracks
An important prisoner named Belgan escaped from a Belfast military barracks with guards not stopping him. He altered his appearance by shaving his mustache and wearing false side whiskers to blend with visitors. He joined departing guests and thanked a sergeant for prolonging his visit as he left.
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Belfast
Ireland
Belgan
Beglan
Guard
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Women OF the East
Hamilton Certeis
Will
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WLI
Cascara
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Hill
Chapin-Sacks Corporation
Salisbury, N. C Mann
Gapyright
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