Congress Opens in Extra Session Amid High Stakes
Washington reports the Sixty sixth Congress convened in extraordinary session called by President Wilson. Republicans seek control and plan swift organization and major action on the peace treaty, military pacts for France, seven appropriation bills, revenue, and probes into wartime administration.
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Washington, D
America
Congress
Wilson
Paris
France
Senate
House
Cummins
Jows
Representative Gillett
Massachusetts
Hawkeye State News highlights from Iowa items
A wide Iowa roundup reports Osceola’s big Fourth of July plans and municipal waterworks election, Atlantic paving and hospital plans, and wage boosts for teachers. It notes farmers' mill purchase in Pottawattamie, grain and dairy updates, war memorial scholarships at Grinnell, and political moves by Sam McClure Jr and A. B. Cummins.
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Gsceola
Towa Falls Commercial Club
Dita
Atlantic
Clntén
Osceola
Clarke County
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Boone
Strawberry Point
Charles City
Cedar Valley Hospital
A. G Berkey
Winterset
Polke
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
A. F
A. M
Cedar Rapids
Rae L. Dean
North English
Danager
Simpson College
George Marcher
Buena Vista
Spencer
American Legion
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Clarinda
Dmim
United States
Independence
Board of Control
Eugene Secor
Forest City
Marvel Watkins
Shelby” Cullican
Harlan
State House
R. Jones
Atlantic Hostel
Myers
Logan
Pottawattamie
Oakland
State Dairy and Food Department
Washington
Civil League of Enerville
H. M. Dickerson
J. &. Bellamy
Library Board
Grinnett
Grinnell College
Sam McClure, Jr
Port Dodge
Feeding Requirements for Horses in Work and Rest
Agricultural guidance explains horse feeding needs varying by size, work level, and individual metabolism. It recommends balanced rations, gradual changes, and more grain for light horses while detailing allowances per 100 pounds of body weight for moderate to heavy work.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Nicaragua’s Zelaya Dies After Long Illness
New York reports the death of Gen. Joseph Santos Zelaya, president of Nicaragua for sixteen turbulent years, at his home after a long illness. His daring at home and abroad, bold personal fortune, and bid to form a United States of Central America made him an international figure.
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New York
Joseph Santos Zelaya
Republic of
Nicaragua
Zelaya
United States of Central America
Bulgaria in Uprising Shocks Sofia Garrison Revolt
A Vienna dispatch reports London Sanguinary clashes in Sofia between military garrison and revolutionaries demanding government resignation and a soviet. Widespread uproar fevers Rustehuk Philippopolis and Varna as the movement spreads.
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Bulgaria
London
Sofia
Vienna
Rustehuk
Philippopolis
Varna
Italy Concedes on Fiume and Istria but Holds Zara
Paris reports negotiations over the Italian dispute falter as Italy offers concessions such as recognizing Fiume as a trenchy and ceding parts of Istria including a key silver district. Rome remains unwilling to yield Zara or Sebenico on the Dalmatian coast while Yugoslav leaders push for Trajan concessions at Suligient and talks may extend.
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Italy
Paris
Fiume
Istria
Zara
Sebenijeo
Dalmatian
Trajan
Suligient
Threshing Season Advises Complete Machinery Overhaul
The United States Department of Agriculture urges thorough overhaul of grain separators after the threshing season. Defective parts cause losses, delays, and shorter machine life. Farmers' Bulletin 1036 details step by step repairs and part orders, supplementing Bulletin 91 on operating adjustments for a complete thrasherman’s guide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department of ‘Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Farmers
Advantages to Be Gained for Unified Stock Breeding
Prepared by the United States Department. Uniform breed yields better prices at sale. Breeding stock can be secured near home, boosting local stock raisers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy cow housing basics for higher milk yield
Prepared by the Department of Agriculture notes cows need clean comfortable quarters to maximize milk and butter. Essentials include ample light, good air circulation, convenience, and a floor easy to keep clean.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Dry Mash Formula Suggestions
The text suggests a poultry dry mash recipe using 3 parts cornmeal to 1 part beef scrap. It continues with an alternate ration combining 1 pound wheat bran 1 pound wheat middlings 6 1/2 pounds beef scraps and 16 1/4 pounds cornmeal.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chickens Suited for Home Flocks Advice
The Department of Agriculture urges focus on breeds proven locally in home flocks. Experts advise considering breeds that perform well in the community before selecting another type.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Desirable Garden Crop Tomato Compared With Potato
Tomato, closely related to the potato, offers distinct garden value beyond its food energy. It ranks among the most desirable garden crops for its qualities, despite lower food value than potatoes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fall of Robespierre Opens Door to Peace Talks in Europe
The article traces 1794 1795 shifts as moderate forces rise in France and impact on the European coalitions. It notes German princes seeking an end to war, Austria and England pushing onward, and Bonaparte’s rising fame. It details Basle treaties with Prussia and Holland, Spain’s peace with France, and a broader wave of states establishing peaceful relations with the French Republic.
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Robespierre
France
Germany
Italy
Grand Duke of Tuscany
Austria
England
Vienna
Belgium
Rhine
Prince of Orange
Bavoy
Nice
Piedmont
Bonaparte
Spain
Louis XVI
Prussia
Hardenberg
Barthelemy
Republic
Cluded
Basle
Switzerland
Committee ‘of Public Safety
Cambaceres
Gamibaceres
Pve
Sevral
Holland
Flanders
Maestricht
Venloo
Flushing
Basie
Santo Domingo
Dauphin
Louisiana
Genoa
Venice
Turkey
Sweden
Denmark
Hanseatic
Tuscany
United States
Tilsit 1807 Peace Terms Redrew European Power
Analysis of the Tilsit settlement where Napoleon dictated terms after decisive victories. Russia gained leverage over Turkey. Prussia lost vast territories and ports, becoming a diminished power. Alexander and Napoleon met on a raft to seal the accord, with lingering reflections on Prussian fate and future threats to Europe.
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Tilsit
France
Proussia
Austein
England
Sweeden
Napoleon
Hnd
Tern
Audstadt
Hylan
Priedland
Europe
Niemen
Prussia
Alexander
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
Rowmelia
Frederick William
Czar
Poland
Grand Duchy of Warsaw
Elbe
Kingdom of
Westphalia
Jerome
Saxony
Old Prussia
Pomerania
Brandenburg
Silesia
Danzig
Magdeburg
Jerome Bonaparte
Rederick William
Jancis Louise
Praise of the Arab Steed in a Manchester Guardian Fragment
The article relays a polyphonic prose piece on the Arab horse by George Jenison. It claims Allah created the horse and endowed it with color koummite and fortune, declaring the Arab horse as superior and guiding men wherever it goes.
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George Jenison
Manchester” Guardian
Allah
Mastering Worry and Finding a Quiet Mind
The article discusses managing worry by embracing the day with calmness. It suggests smiling at challenges and letting go of anxious thoughts about a doubtful future, noting some people aim to master nerves and fear through steady practice.
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