Marquis wheat preferred for rust resistance and quality
The article argues Marquis wheat remains the best spring variety for bread quality and yield, noting rust resistance and premium pricing from mills. It compares Marquis favorably to durum and other bread wheats, while warning against overreliance on durum due to its poorer breadmaking qualities. The Northwest leads in spring peas production and grain exchange distribution.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Marquis
Eubanks
Arnautka
Northwest
Central Europe Tour Reveals Fragile Unity Amid Decline
William Hard reports from Vienna Budapest and Prague on Central Europe’s postwar strain. He notes Austrian decline and Hungarian unease with a diminished future while coal shortages and regional trade frictions expose interlinked dependencies across Austria Czecho Slovakia Poland Germany and beyond. The piece highlights hunger Poland relief needs and calls for a European economic peace conference to complement political talks.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Czecho-Slovakia
Upper Silesia
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Causey
Hutchinson
Barber
Europe
Czecho- Slovakia
President Masaryk
Washington
Prague
Admiral Horthy
Poland
Russia
Central Europe
Central
Parla
Trust Halted Progress in Plumbing Trap Debate
Article cites Capt John P Lee of New York bureau of standards and appeals describing an anti siphon sewer trap praised for health benefits and cost cuts. Despite adoption in White House and Congress, New York plumbing unions and master plumbers oppose, blocking archite ct applications and prompting industry opposition.
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New York World
John P. Lee
New York Bureau of Standards and Appeals
Lockwood Committee
White House
Congressional Office
New York
Tuttle
Eastern Sol) Pipe Association
Wales
Laramo
Relatives and social pressures in a strained family scene
A fragmented New York Times excerpt depicts tense family dynamics and social obligations. Themes include enforced visits, apologies for neglect, concern for bedridden relatives, and outward politeness masking fatigue as characters navigate amid a broader Spain immigration tension and alleged government control.
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New York Times
Dorothy
Diets for diabetics and home remedies
Mrs M F recounts caring for her diabetic mother who reportedly recovered in Ave years using a plan with cottage cheese and dairy fat substitutes. Recipes include oatmeal cakes with saccharin and milk, plus a soy flour bread diet for a child with diabetes and a strict zero sugar phase followed by gradual reintroduction.
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Mra. M. F
Chicago May Walk in Air
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Chicago considers double deck sidewalks to relieve loop pedestrian congestion. Proposals include linking upper walkways to elevated stations and using second story retail space, enabling shopping and dining without surface street traffic.
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Chicago
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York
Advice for Tuberculosis Patients and American Leadership
Advice for tuberculosis patients emphasizes living with consumption and following Dr. Charles L. Minor's eight thousand word rules on rest outdoor living clothing bathing and diet. It endorses the Journal of Outdoor Life reprint for ten cents and urges public tuberculosis societies to distribute the guidance. The second item highlights Representative Mondell urging international arms budget reductions and U S leadership in peace efforts and global economy.
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Southwest
Charles L. Minor
Asheville
N.C
Journal of Outdoor Life
Peter Daniels
Chicago News
Mondell
Federal House of Repreeentatives
Naval Committee
Lenin Against Unions
Lenin criticizes labor unions in Petrograd and on common ground with capitalists and employers in the United States. He argues unions pursue material gain at the expense of the communist state and warns their actions threaten Bolshevik supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Springfield Republican
Kuselan Labor Union
Ivte
Petrograd
Bolvhevinp
Hen Inspired by Warm Days Triggers Toy Price Dip
In spring after several months, the hen resumes normal operations and egg prices fall. Toy makers warn that American toys will cheapen due to necessary price reductions to compete with Europe.
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Chicago
Nowa
Electric Donkey in Great Woods
A 1918 Washington logging decade discusses electrification of forest work. Electric yarding replaces steam donkeys and oxen, enabling higher daily outputs and lower costs. Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company began the shift, proving electric outfits could log 71 000 to 77 000 feet daily and cut costs versus steam.
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E. W. Davidson
Lumber Army
Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company
State of
Washington
Lumber Company
Electric
Log& Og
Snoqualmie Falls
From Youth to Age in a Perilous Sailor Tale
An fragmentary excerpt traces Oliver Wendell Holmes on nature guiding youths toward manhood. The prose alludes to sailors hurled aboard a voyage into intoxication and maturity, with reflections on drifting from port and confronting inner passions.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Weasole
Typhoid Causes and Prevention in Public Health
An article explains that typhoid fever, once highly seasonal, remains a major concern with winter diarrhoea often masking typhoid. It details transmission by carriers, polluted water and food, and emphasizes two prevention avenues vaccination and sanitation. Vaccination uses three injections over about a month with immunity lasting three to five years. Sanitation stresses safe water, pasteurized milk, boiled vegetables, cooking, hygiene, and keeping files suppressed.
Joke Snippets Cross Newspapers In Comic Quips
A collage of light humor from various papers. Casey and Callahan riff on chafing dishes, Jones recalls a near beer bar mix up with a Manhattan cocktail, and humorous exchanges reference social climbs and a joke about paying a quarter in wartime.
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Toledo Blade
Jones
Community plans refrigerating plant to curb fruit losses
Fruit growers consider erecting a community refrigerating storage plant to prevent losses seen last year. The note cites inability to secure curss leading to substantial fruit losses, while other events mention visits by European royalty and Chicago political calls to put the city first.
Incoherent 1910s Medley Across Nations and Laws
Fragmentary report sketches injunctions on Co Operative Society certificates and legal changes in France and Japan. It includes quips about child allowances and births and cites Duluth figure Clarence B Miller on Japan versus the United States. War grave removals are noted.
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Clarence B. Miller
Duluth
Japan
United States
California
Orient
France
Battefields
North Sea
Lawes
Bolahevium
Grane
Charnaae
Wisconsin Pedigreed Seed Growers Spotlighted by Moore
Agronomist Kaason Moore of the Wisconsin Agricultural College leads the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Association promoting Wisconsin pedigreed seeds. His work spawns seed breeding groups in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, and Kansas. Marquis yields in Wisconsin average about 10 bushels per acre with higher potential per acre in tested lines. Wisconsin dispatches seed grains worldwide for early maturity and large yields with strong straw to resist lodging. The annual LaCreme exhibit draws global attention and orders come via Madison associations and seed dealers.
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Kaason
AL Moore
Wisconsin Vercultural College
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Association
Wisconsin
Moore
Frank Bauckes
American Steel and Wire Co
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Northwest
Pedieread Marquin
Upot
Asociation
Europe
South Africa
South America
Australia
Teras
Southwest
LaCreme
Madison
Chinese Famine Crisis Described as Vast Death Toll and Collapse
An appeal for relief portrays a Chinese famine disaster across the provinces of Chiha Shantung Henan Shensi and Shansi where crops failed after floods and wars. The piece notes 85 million starving people, widespread migration, and the destruction of the traditional family, urging donations to the American Committees for the Chinese Famine and describing relief plans like transportation irrigation and food defense.
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Oriental Republic
Chiha
Shantung
Henan
Shensi
Shansi
China
Unese
England
Shenal
Straits Settlements
Shanghai
Peking
Vernon Munroe
Chinese Famine Fund
Bible House
New York City
Agricultural Marketing Puzzle in Pacific Coast States
The New York Herald notes growers in Washington Oregon and California market crops through their own organizations with minimal federal aid while rivals in other states rely on aid. The U S agricultural bill includes a 2016 item for aid to food producers, but extended service funding was defeated in Congress after a struggle exposing Pacific coast farmers’ reliance on marketing organizations to reach distant markets.
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New York Herat
Washitton
Oregon
California
UWI
Daily
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Staten
Ohlet Roarketa
Unclear Migrant Transit Into Murmanmia Stirs U S Debate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe hundreds of migrants in winter transit toward the United States via Murmanmia. The Romanian government allegedly restricts movement and credentials are said to be counterfeit. An apparent international friction involves Americans and Romanians amid pressure over orders and visa decisions.
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Murmanmia
United States
Rumania
America
Panaport
Aki
Rumanks
I Eeemia
Clemey
Cate Gromanen
Inetrneting Amercan
la Vise
Landon Anewers Patient-foewr and Nashville Tale
Fragmentary exchange shows a strained scene with references to a patient, a compromised relationship, and a tense chase for medicine. Characters Jones Brown Jomee discuss a landlord issue and a looming decision amid confusion and gloom.
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Nashville
Jones
Cyarry Vandlady
Jomee
McClintic Urges House Attendance in Congress Remarks
James V. McClintic of Oklahoma argues members of the U.S. House should attend sessions and stop delivering delayed or unneeded remarks. He says elected representatives must do their duty despite lacking formal discipline and praises bold voices on public reporting topics.
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Christian Science Monitor
James V. McClintic
Oklahoma
United States
House of Representatives
Chile
Roosevelt and Hood at Chequers in wartime Britain
A fragmentary report notes a gathering at Chequers with Roosevelt and Hood among guests. It suggests Roosevelt’s desire to aid in governance and hints at broader Allied political strategy discussed by figures including Hood and others in a wartime context.
New Tenant Rules Spark Housekeeping Dilemma
From the Dewali News, an Ardgated notice warns caretakers to keep birds, pets, and boarded children in apartments. The item questions when new tenants should knit, view, or write letters, hinting at unclear timing for arrivals.
Unclear Text From Portune Transcript Sparks Confusion
Fragmentary lines from a Boeton transcript mention future plans and prevent harm, but content is garbled. The readable phrases reference a pact and concern over upcoming events, leaving the main meaning unclear.
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Boeton
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McClure
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