Marketing Farm Produce in a New Country
The article argues farmers and country women must improve marketing through co operatives and better quality control. It cites butter and egg quality, creameries, and the Parcel Post as keys, plus community efforts like The Country and City Get Together. It notes rising costs and the need for fair pricing and joint retail methods.
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West
Eve
England
New York
Board of Commerce
California
States
Winnipeg
Britain
Cess
Camign
T. Burleson
Parcel Post
Erie
Schiff shifts stance on Jewish homeland in Palestine era
Prominent banker Jacob Schiff, born in Germany and based in New York, hints support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine under protection by Britain or the United States. He argues for self government within a framework of world power protection, seeing Palestine as a cultural and learning center for Jews worldwide.
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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 Feeding Test
In Lacombe a feeding trial compared two cattle groups given the same total grain and roughage. One group fed frost ed wheat showed greater gains than the oats and barley group with no digestive problems observed.
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Lacombe
Children Die From Ingesting Poisonous Papers Warned
The Journal of the Michigan State Rae cal Society reports infants and young children died from swallowing arsenical fly papers. Michigan legislature passed a bill to ban their sale. The note urges keeping these poisons away from children and suggests safer home compounds.
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Michigan State
Raecal Society
Fragmentary Quote Sparks Questions In Local Note
A damaged OCR snippet shows unclear dialogue about money and deceit. The phrase mentions a coal man and unnamed speakers creating ambiguity about intent and meaning. No verifiable events or identities can be confirmed from the fragment.
Favor Compulsion says English army a democratic bulwark
Norman writes from London that compulsory service is better than a volunteer army and that the democratic army, including all ranks, strengthens England. Hapgood notes France as the bulwark of democracy and predicts postwar class shifts, with less caste in the army and broader power for labor and women.
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Norman
New Yorkef Post
London
England
Emansory
Hapgood
Paris
France
Joffre
T. G
America
Victory and the War Endgame Push for Absolute Triumph
The essay argues prolongation of war deepens barbarism and weakens society, while heightening the enemy’s resolve to erase civilization. It stresses that only absolute victory can prevent dangerous precedents and geopolitical ruin as German actions erode sea and land conventions. It warns stalemate rhetoric serves German aims and calls for decisive, total victory.
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Noyon
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