Germany Faces No Change in Heart Despite Defeat
Dr. Alonzo Taylor reports from Paris that Germany shows no shift in political or economic attitude after defeat. He cites a continued militaristic mindset, a disintegrating moral fabric, unemployment, and social strain as evidence that Germany remains unreconciled with war and shows little sign of reform or willingness to cooperate with the Allies.
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Germany
Alonzo Taylor
Cinton
Paris
American
Doctor Taylor
America
Taylor
Mr. Hoover
Hotel de Crillon
Berlin
Wilson
Watson
League of Nations
Cnndor
Belgium
Hamburg
Kaiser
Old von Tirpitz
Ludendorf
Crown Prince
Rhine
Verjon Keblogit
Hoover
Committee to Help Soldiers Get Jobs
Washington D C government agencies joined by the council of national defense form the emergency committee on employment for soldiers and sailors to bridge the gap left by mobilization and lack of funds for the employment service. Grosvenor T B Clarkson chairs with Col Arthur Woods John W Hallowell and RE H M Greenwood. Woods says returning veterans seek better work after army experience and should be encouraged.
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Washington, D
Council of National Defense
United States Employment Service
Congress
Ilr
Grosvenor TB. Clarkson
Col
Arthur Woods
John W. Hallowell
Boston
RE. HM. Greenwood
Council
Colonel Woods
Perpetual calendar proposal splits year into months of 28 days
Cincinnati inventor J. Braunstein proposes a universal 1% month system with 28 days per month and a leap day as Zero day. The plan reassigns weekdays to fixed dates, claiming all years would reveal any day’s date, effectively simplifying calendars.
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Cincinnati
J. Braunstein
Wyeryhorg
Early Hatching Favored to Boost Poultry Returns
Prepared guidance from the United Huatee Department of Agriculture urges early hatchings to start chicks before heat, aiming at stronger growth and higher spring weights. It notes price gains for early broilers and recommends early hatching to capture favorable markets as temperatures rise.
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United Huatee Department of Agriculture
Harry Huntehing
Washing Accelerates Decay in Certain Shells
A damaged report notes washing harms a protective shell on edible shells and may speed decay. The text cites a substance that blocks air and germs and claims washing destroys it, increasing spoilage risk.
Poultry Husbandry and Breed Notes in Farm Tips
A brief piece on poultry cleanliness and feeding for hens, noting mite control and egg testing. It mentions four breeds of geese Toulouse Afghan Trahan and White China with Toulouse described as the most popular and beneficial.
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Toulouse
Top Dressing With Manure Aids Wheat
United States Department of Agriculture outlines manure based top dressing for wheat. Apply acid phosphate to each ton of fertilizer before spreading. Do not smother plants. spread evenly and thinly on level fields when ground is dry or frozen. Suggested rate: up to six tons per acre in some cases, avoiding over-application.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cost of Pork Production and Feed Effects
A historical note discusses pork production costs and feeding practices. It notes pasture and feed quality impact on growth, with fattening performance varying by season. It highlights how reliability of weight gain depends on diet and climate, and mentions timing of market readiness.
Fragmented OCR on wood smoke and ash content
Fragmentary text discusses wood ash content and chemical composition. Mentions wool, timber, household use, and uncertain percentages. No clear event, date, or distinct entities present.
Ventilation 4g Necessary Inhibits Death Of Fate Chiro
Fragmentary text presents a claim about ventilation being necessary to prevent death of a figure named Fate Chiro during winter. It notes an Alraet draft and mentions regeh the bipils on held roots, with unclear context and several garbled terms.
Crimson clover pasture value in Jersey dairy farming
Readable notes discuss crimson clover as a green feed in New Jersey dairy pastures. It highlights benefits for early forage, yields in winter, and its resilience on permanent sod while cautioning about soil conditions and grazing limits.
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Tniteg
Mirvile Ag
New Jersey
Butter Defect Causes and Production Cautions
The text describes defects in butter caused by overworking or improper temperatures, resulting in poor color flavor and brittle or milky texture. It notes cooling, insufficient washing, and inadequate wash water causing greasy, gritty, or dry butter through improper churning and hygienic practices.
Calf Water Needs Highlight Simple Dairy Care
An article fragment stresses clean fresh water as a basic dairy calf requirement. It notes a calf should have constant access to water even while milk feeding and outlines the progression to larger water amounts after several weeks, emphasizing practicality and cost.
New Milk Guidance For Young Calves
Guidance for calf feeding outlines a two week milk period for newborns before transitioning to skim milk or alternatives. It emphasizes gradual introduction of grains, hay, and forage by three to four weeks, with careful gradual teaching to adapt to solid feeds.
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France
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E. H. Foster
Frank Kramer
Joey
Boone
Linnie Town
Lisaren Mt
Liousehold
Jae
Clover
Carly Pyty
Sly
Calia
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