Marketing Farm Produce and Cooperative Rural Trade
A detailed discussion on profitable farm marketing focusing on butter and eggs, cooperative creameries, and standardized prices. It notes how poor quality products depress overall prices, advocates parcel post and collective buying clubs, and describes urban rural exchanges like the Country and City Get Together to raise market efficiency and fair prices.
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West
Eve
England
New York
Board of Commerce
California
States
Winnipeg
Britain
Cess
Camign
T. Burleson
Parcel Post
Erie
Modern Jews and Their Holy Land
Jacob Schiff, a leading New York banker, signals support for Jewish settlement in Palestine under self government protected by Britain or the United States. The article notes shifting views within the Jewish movement and the broader aim of creating a homeland and learning center amid global powers.
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Jewish Youth of America
Jacob Schiff
United States
Schiff
Near East
New York
Palestine
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Frosted Wheat Outperforms Oats in Cattle Feed Trial
In December, two groups of cattle at Lacombe fed frost ed wheat and oats with equal grain weight and roughage. Frosted wheat produced higher gains and caused no digestive issues, challenging fears of scouring. If initial weights were equal, frosted wheat would show an advantage of per head.
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Lacombe
Arsenic in Pecan Papers Warns Parents
The Journal of the Michigan State Medical Society reports infants and young children have died from swallowing arsenical papers used in junk foods. The state legislature has passed a bill prohibiting sale of the poisonous papers and urging safer replacements that are easier to prepare at home.
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Michigan State
Raecal Society
Fragmentary Cash Advice Story
A garbled passage presents unclear dialogue about saving money and perceived deceit. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving an inconclusive snippet with no verifiable details or context.
Favor Compulsion and the Democratic Army in War
The New York Post discusses England’s shift to universal service as a democratic bulwark. Hapgood praises France’s democratic army led by Joffre, arguing the army’s inclusivity strengthens democracy. It notes class tension in England, calls for merit in commissions, and predicts postwar democracy will rise in both England and the United States with reduced class barriers.
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Norman
New Yorkef Post
London
England
Emansory
Hapgood
Paris
France
Joffre
T. G
America
Victory and War Aims Under Prolonged Conflict
The author argues that a decisive victory becomes essential as war extends. Prolongation dulls horror and risk, yet strengthens the enemy's resolve to destroy a civilization and seek harsher methods. The piece warns that continuing stalemate will erode safeguards and force Britain to pursue absolute elimination of the threat.
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Noyon
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