Wrangle's Defeat a Sad Blow in Crimea and Kerth Tales
The article laments Wrangel's defeat in southern Russia and Crimea as British French aid fails. It tours Kerch and ancient Greek sites, noting ruins and tombs along the Crimean coast while recounting a quixotic bug expert's field finding and a child’s bedtime joke about water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Wrangel
Wrangle
Crimea
Black Sea
Kerth
Cresks
Miletus
the Bosporus
Kertch
Turkey
Crimean
Mithridades
Athens
Theodosia
Weill
Dak
Moscow University
Kerteh
Hense
Armin
Mystery of the Pennies in the Detroit News
The Detroit News laments the penny's fade while outlining its hidden roles in daily life. It notes the coin keeps commerce moving from fares to newspapers and taxes, then ponders where the pennies go as it ends with a Kansas City Star comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Kansas City Star
Dyes to be superfluous in cotton industry talk
A. W. Brabham of Qlar announces that the American dye industry may become unnecessary as cotton could be grown dyed in shades from brown to gray and potentially black. He imagines crossbreeding and other lines that would supply color without dyes, freeing wealth from dye barons to Southern cotton districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brabham
Burbank
Proper Roost for Pullets
Advice on poultry housing notes: avoid floor roosting until pullets are half grown, use an 18 inch elevated platform first, then add floor roosts. Cleaning droppings daily prevents red mite outbreaks and costly stock torment. Read the Record.
Tax Filing Rules and 1920 Income Details
The article outlines who must file income tax returns for 1920 and how to calculate net income. It explains gross versus net income, deductible business expenses, and installment payment deadlines. It also notes tobacco politics and a humorous exchange about gender and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tobacco growing in any section warns of production risks
The United States Department of Agriculture notes tobacco thrives in many latitudes and soils but commercial value hinges on soil type and climate. Established production areas regulate prices and marketing, while new regions risk overproduction and unprofitable prices despite growing and handling methods outlined in Warmers' Bulletin 571.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Canada
Tropics
Washington, D. C
Qualities of Laying Hens Observed by Poultry Expositor
An experienced poultry writer notes indicators of laying hens. The small feminine neck and head, bright alert eyes, drooping tail, and the way hens lift and plant their feet are all tells that help identify laying birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaiser
Rape Excellent for Swine Headlines Kr
A historical note extols rape for hog feed, claiming it improves pork yield. The item suggests sowing rape lightly in oats or broadcasting in cornfields during cultivation to boost weight gain and reduce feed consumption for a growing hog herd.
Women in a Changing World Says Burnett on Work and Marriage
Frances Hodgson Burnett argues in McCall's that women no longer marry for a home or provider. They increasingly work for decency and independence, entering competition with men and abandoning reliance on romance as the sole asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hodgson Burnett
McCall's
Photographs Transmitted Across Atlantic By Cable
The first pictures likely NY images of a recent international yacht race were sent to London newspapers. A novel process reduces a photo to a cable-like message, sent to a telegraph office, then reproduced via tape, with later developing to restore the image. The system may become commonplace with further refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New York
London
Modifying Cattle Rules on Tuberculosis Restrictions
Federal tweaks to interstate cattle shipment rules reduce testing costs for sparsely settled areas. Emergent shipments may be tested en route or at destination with approval from state tuberculosis officials. Tuberculin temperature registration now ends at eighteen hours after injection, removing the previous twentieth hour limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Lorean
Tuberculous Cattle Return Rules and Feeding Advice
The draft regulations require tuberculous cattle to be shipped back to owners within four months and place heifers on the same rules as other female cattle. The text urges ample nourishment for hens, warns against neglect, and notes that hens raise a "No Food No Help" sign when hungry, making it hard to end their resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Harding
Nicotine
John Barleycorn
McKinley
Brooklyn Eagle
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Slariing
Governor Cox
Bryan
Roosevelt
Parker
Taft
Wilson
Rosevelt
Hughes
Cox
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Lancaster
Sree
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Erwalzpes
Sandip
Home Music Co
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I P. Thomas & Son Ca
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Elmer Eby Lititz
J. Fred Essig
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D.D.S. Lititz
H. K. Cooper
Main and Cedar Sts
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E. B. Beck
Broad
Lititz Bell
Joseph B. Wissler
Fehl Building
Duke Street
Hershey & Gibbel
Ind Tel
J. B. Herr Notary Public
Keystone Underwear Co
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Spruce St. Lititz
Geo. L. Keith
Lingain Ave
Lititz, Pal
Showards
YOUNG
East Orange St. Lititz, Pa
Keystone
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