Joint Statement Seeks Harmony Between Science and Religion
A newspaper release from Washington quotes 40 American leaders, including Secretaries Hoover and Davis, bishops, and scientists, denying irreconcilable conflict between science and religion. The statement, prepared by A Milliken of the Norman Bridge Laboratory, argues science and faith meet human needs and jointly advance humanity without prejudice. It lists signers such as Bishops Lawrence and Manning, Bishop McConnell, W. Walcott, Yale’s Angel, and the University of Chicago’s Horton, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abitington
Hoover
Davis
A. Milliken
Norman Bridge Laboratry of Physics
Pasadena
Del
William Lawrence
William Thomas Manning
Episcopal Church
Wishop Francia J. McConnell
The
Methodial Episcopal Church
Charles W. Walcott
National Academy of Science
Prea Ident Angel
Yale
Horton
University of Chicago
W. T. Mayo
Canada seeks plenipotentiary at Washington in wartime stance
Ottawa discusses appointing a Canadian minister to Washington with plenipotentiary powers. The plan has lingered since Borden era, faced opposition over status as deputy to the British ambassador, and is tied to Dominion attitudes and postwar diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Ottawa
Sii
Robert Borden
Canada
G&k
Robert Worden
Ito
Odes
Iminiater
United States
British Commonwealth
Warship remains backbone as aviation reshapes Navy
Semi official Navy News Bureau statements forecast congress funding for 12 to 20 ships in each class including cruisers and submarines, while aviation rises as a vital branch. Secretary Denby and Admirs Coonta Rodgora Moffatt back aviation though battleships remain essential for fleet strength.
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United States Navy
Navy News Byrglos
General Board
Denby
Asalamut
Roosevelt
Coonta
Rodgora
Moffatt
Congress
Ditter-ondera
Aurfaca
Dea
Cition
Motor Tourists Seek Uniform Traffic Rules Across States
A conference of state motor vehicle administrators from Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland New York Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont and Maine pushes to standardize traffic rules to improve safety and efficiency for travelers. The effort targets driver behavior at intersections turning and speed with aims to reduce confusion and accidents amid diverse regional practices.
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Tden
Cruttlelawa
Ohta Paonsylvania
Maryland
New Duracy
New York
Conneechicut
Massachisetta
New Slamopshire
Vermone
Malan
ACU Galton
Tootvelsts
Iainy
Free Speech Prisoners Plea Gains Notable Signers Across East and Midwest
A public appeal demanding the release of all imprisoned free speech defendants gathers signers including William Allen White, Dr. Richard Cabot, Herbert Swope, Jolly Dalathroap, and many college presidents. Governors Williams Sweet Davis Dixon Walton also join, asserting the U S should resist despotism and uphold liberty of belief.
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Ovigheinors
Anita
eatiCork
Harding
Elvil Uher
Tno
Munda
Americ
Palldes
Mipa Jolly Darthroap
Timeis
Charles Welseher
Tlenigt Daownpapers
Mer@Cracken
Vassar
Mary O R. Wooley
Moutt Holyahe College
Artois Williamsw
Femme Fatale Archetypes in New York Financial Frauds
The article surveys two decades of women linked to major swindles in New York. It profiles Madame Humbert Ellen Peck Hertha Heyman and others, detailing how they used deception and social manipulation to hoodwink wary businessmen. It notes delusions, bold claims, and lavish schemes that kept eluding detectives and courts.
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New York
Cig
Tatic
Madame Humbert
Ellen Peck
Klunehly
Hertha Heyman
Manhattan
Bertha
Ingo Soe OA
Stmcan
STOO
Humbert
Genevirus Paddleford
Ben Toat
Europe
Mme. Humbert
Paris
Trousseau
Tin
Justice
Parla
America
Crawford
Hlumberta
Mme
Umbert
Oras
Jason Marks
Thomas Byrnes
Julius Columbani
Pambert
Ellen Peet
Stinging Bees Deemed Cure for Gout in Italian Practice
A misread journal piece claims Italian doctors practice bee sting therapy for gout and arthritis. It notes farmers and Italians believe pain relief comes from targeted bee stings on swollen joints, with reference to German doctors and prewar observations.
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Rome
Tralhin
Mexican Chinese merchant charged with fatal injury
Mexicali report says chop Kinching for hlaidahen atuye Lee Chuck a Chinese merchant struck with a splinter of wood in Mex fen ward piercing the eye and brain and causing instantaneous death.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Hlaidahen Atuye
Lee Chuck
Mex Fen
Lays Three Eggs In Thirteen Hours
A chicken at a Geneva farm laid three eggs in thirteen hours while a broody hen tended her brood. The report notes the hen’s whiteness and the birds’ calm behavior as observers record the surprising production.
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Geneva
In Luxembourg a mysterious student aid tale emerges
A garbled report from Lux embourg hints at a Central Society of Agriculture linked issue. The text mentions students receiving free instruction and an odd claim about cures using bee stings, unclear in origin or outcomes.
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Luxembourg
Society of
Agculture
Yukon Sliver Find Sparks Rally After Birthday Ball
A chaotic celebration near Dawson, Yukon Territory, turns when word arrives of a new mineral find on Happy Creek about 40 miles south, sparking renewed interest in the Blythe region and mining prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Starte Fush
Dawson
Victorian
Ftappy Creek
Art of Receiving Gifts Taught to Young Girls
A Portvian school teacher adds a course titled The art of receiving pros vata to girls aged twelve to fourteen. The lesson trains how to show appreciation when receiving gifts, reflecting concern that the current generation handles gifts poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portvian
Prine
Scientists Clash Over Einstein Relativity Theory Debate
A division in scientific circles forms around Einstein relativity challenging traditional views of time and space. Palnav, a mathematician and politician, contends the earth may not turn and presents a new universe mechanics theory. Langevin of the College of France advocates a strong belief in Einstein while Balland at Paris Observatory notes science remains unsettled.
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Parla
Einstein
Palnlove
Pulnlove Hug
Langevin
College of France
Ballland
Paris Observatory
Ike Diogenes
Certified Seed Increases Yield Across States
The U S Department of Agriculture notes rising use of certified seed by potato producers with yields significantly higher than ordinary fields. In New York certified fields averaged 223 bushels per acre vs 103 for ordinary. Minnesota shows 60 bushels more, Pennsylvania 368 vs 100. Michigan tests in 1921 show strong gains. Iowa and Ohio also show gains though varied. Last season’s good production lowered prices, making certified seed affordable for growers and buyers alike.
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United States Department Agriculture of White
United States Department of Agriculture
New York State
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Corn Belt
Iowa
Ohio
Delaware
Seth
Alfalfa Cultivation Offers Limited Gains Says USDA
The USDA notes little yield gain from cultivating alfalfa if stands are healthy and growing well. Occasional benefits occur with crusted soils, irrigated fields, or weed pressure, especially using an alfalfa harrow. Spike-tooth harrows suit light soils, disk harrows can cause harm on heavy soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Legume Proves Satisfactory Crop for Poultry Flocks
A legume is a highly satisfactory crop for land used by poultry. Clover or alfalfa are ideal green feed sources. A half acre sown with either legume can feed about a hundred or more chickens.
Deep Cultivation Guides Early Corn Root Control
Deep cultivation when corn reaches 18 inches in height will cut many deep roots and curb growth. Cultivate deeply early in the season and shallow later as plants grow larger to limit root spread and promote better development.
Broadcast Condition of Highways on Saturday
Radio service provides 60 minute highway condition updates each Saturday evening at 6 90 o'clock. Automobile association presents the trunk line status with timely information for motorists on Maasn ehasatta bordering atategla and nearby routes.
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Maasnehasatta
Atategla
Lewat Nadoclition
Ulshwiyd
Ylang Friends of Farmer Encourage Beneficial Birds
Practically all song birds and game birds such as quail and grouse are described as friends of the farmer and should be encouraged to multiply. They consume large quantities of dangerous insects and wood seeds.
Clean Drinking Fountains Spark Health Concerns Among Chickens
reports show that dirty fountains expose chicks to disease, as farmers note the habit of pecking corn cobs and poor water access. proper sanitation and regular cleaning of drinkers are urged to prevent illness and maintain poultry welfare.
Easy to Prevent Weeds in Gardens and Lawns
The note emphasizes stopping weeds early by avoiding sowing weedy seeds. It argues prevention is easier than removing established weeds from any garden or lawn.
Head Lice Control Through Simple Home Remedies
The note suggests identifying head lice and treating droopy chicks with mother hens nearby. It advises greasing the head with lard to destroy lice, a crude method once used in rural settings.
Asparagus Crop Notes From Early Spring Report
The report highlights asparagus in two of three seasons as tender shoots emerge. It notes the delicate balance of growth and yield with early spring conditions affecting denser crops and edible spears reaching market readiness.
Lot of Good Feed In Fail
Soybeans planted with the corn will yield good feed when hogs are turned in next fall, providing a strong return on mixed crop strategy.
Let Grass Get Good Start in Graze Your Stock
A region report notes how proper grazing helps stock keep pasture quality. The article emphasizes turning cattle or sheep onto fresh pasture to improve forage and overall pasture health as seasons begin.
Ear Tag System Is Practical for Flocks
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this article describes a practical ear tag system for sheep and cattle. An aluminum tag with a number identifies each animal with dam based numbering for offspring, enabling quick tracking of bloodlines and grades through generations.
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Untten Weaten Department of Agriculture
Cooper Curtice
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Vienna
Eradicate Weed Plants by Preventing Growth
The article advises methods to eradicate noxious perennials by halting leaf growth after July 1. It suggests pasturing, continuous cultivation, hoeing in crops like corn, smothering with straw or dense cover crops, and frequent close mowing as practical approaches.
Lack of Cleanliness Causes Calf Disorders
The United States Department of Agriculture states most calf disorders come from filth in feed pens bedding pails or utensils. Use only clean milk and sterilize pails. Clean boxes daily and remove old feed to prevent bacterial growth and disease.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Best to Dehorn Calves When but Few Days Old
Dehorning young calves is best done when the calf is a few days old. Clip the hair where the horn will appear. Rub the button with caustic potash until the dead skin comes off and it bleeds. Moisten the stick and hold with a cloth to avoid burns. If delayed, the button can be cut off and caustic applied.
Charcoal Access Improves Pig Health and Feeding
A historical method describes making charcoal from burning corncobs, smothering the flame, and then letting pigs forage in the burnt husks. It claims pigs gain by frequent access to charcoal and will eagerly consume remaining bits once cooled.
Orchard Intercropping and Tree Growth Principles
The text discusses intercropping in orchards from planting year onward, using space between trees for early years to boost profit. It notes that farming between the rows aids tree cultivation and implies a secondary proposition for land use during establishment.
Boll for Sudan Grase
A brief note on Sudan grass noting it tolerates hotter weather and drought better than corn. It is suited for stowing corn and may be favorable for dry conditions.
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Sudan
Corp
Profitable Farm Trio Boosts Farmer Incomes
A cow, sow, and hen trio delivers steady income for many farmers, increasing profits and household earnings through diversified livestock yields and reliable returns.
New Legume Dalea Tested at State Experiments
Dalea, a new legume, undergoes tests at several state experiments stations to evaluate its agricultural potential and adaptability.
Valley Junction Junior High Project Underway in Colfax
Work starts on the new Valley Junction Junior High as Colfax city council approves school construction. The report lists related local actions including road paving, park land offers, and bond sales across multiple Iowa communities.
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Valley Junction
Colfax
William Gasper
Granville
Spirit Lake
Russell Kline
Orleans
Banks Perry
Cherokee
Conrad
Sioux Rapids
Frank Lewis Glick
American Legion
Marshalltown
State Department of Agriculture
Rice Lake
Winnebago County
State Board of Conservation
Elbert Hall
Redfield
Iowa
Washington
Des Moines Shriners
Joe Williams
Sara Barbara Thursdale
Des Moines
United States Employment Service
University of Iowa
American Red Cross
Jasper County
Beula Rogers
Kathryn Bolibaugh
Eddyville
Europe
New York City
Burlington
J. P. Mullen
Ottumwa
Hamilton County
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
Farmer-Labor Movement
Carl Vrooman
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Highway Commission
George Merrill
Guthrie County
Merrill
W. 8. Kupfer
American Dressler Tunnel Kilna, Inc
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Jackson
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