Naval disarmament hope grows amid Anglo American talks
The article surveys how Great Britain and the United States push for naval armament limits, detailing past conferences from Washington 1921 to Geneva 1927 and the Hoover era push for a five-power approach led by Dawes and MacDonald. It notes rising Anglo American cooperation, possible five-power talks, and the fiscal stakes of naval programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Japan
Ritannia
Harding
Washington
Coolidge
Five Powers
Geneva
League of Nations Preparatory Commission
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
England
British Empire
Hoover
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Admiralty
MacDonald Lett
General Dawes
Mr. Dawes
MacDonald-Dawes
Atlantic
Dawes
Congress
Secretary of State of the
Navy Department
Poultry House Fall Cleaning Instructions
Hoyt M. Wells of Colorado Agricultural College outlines fall cleaning steps for laying houses. Scrape and disinfect droppings, roosts, boxes, feeders, and drinkers. repaint roosts. remove old litter. white wash walls for sanitation and light. clean window lights and replace torn curtains. inspect and repair roofs and seams. refresh deep litter and nesting material every four weeks.
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Hoyt M. Wells
Colorado Agricultural College
Wells
Scratching Found Not Essential to Fowls
A University of Illinois poultry test with three flocks of Rhode Island Reds and three White Leghorns shows grain fed in boxes or mixed with mash in self feeds yields similar egg output to traditional scratching in deep litter. Over 41 weeks, dry mash in hoppers with varied grain delivery produced comparable egg production and improved cleanliness.
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Rhode Island
University of Illinois
Poultry Tips for Better Egg Production and Health
Practical advice on keeping hens productive with night roosts and extra feed. Infertile eggs resist spoilage, while cleanliness and water access are crucial. Feeding mixtures, culling, and marketing help profits, with notes on hatchability, charcoal for poults, and mite control.
Family Doctor Made Millions of Friends
Dr Caldwell became famous for a single prescription fifteen years after graduation and forty years on his Syrup Pepsin remains the world’s most popular laxative. It is made from herbs and pure ingredients and is pleasant tasting. It is gentle yet thorough for obstinate cases and safe for women and children.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Spain Africa Bridge Proposed Across Strait of Gibraltar
A Spanish engineer submits plans to Madrid for a Gibraltar bridge linking Europe and Africa. The design uses submerged anchored floats with opposing forces to maintain balance, and sections would be weatherproofed to prevent damage.
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Spain-Africa
Spain and
Africa
Strait of Gibraltar
Department of Public Works
Madrid
When a man questions women's fashions in public
A quotation from the American Motorist jokes about a speaker who criticizes modern women’s clothing. It lampoons the clash between motorists and fashion trends using a humorous image about hoopskirts and a rumble seat.
Spurious words fuel crossword puzzle debates
A Portland Oregonian quip notes growing suspicion of unfamiliar words in cross word puzzles. The remark frames puzzling as a cultural moment where readers question unusual terms and crossword conventions.
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Portland
Oregonian
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