Republican film too raw to show in campaign
A World analysis declares a Republican National Committee fund film titled Watchful Waiting was too graphic to screen. It portrayed nuns attacked in New Mexico and a portrait of President Wilson asleep at his desk, provoking widespread condemnation of GOP campaigning methods.
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New York World
Republican National Committee
John Martin
Marion Lombard
Martin
United States
Mexico
Villa
Marion
Charity
Huerta
Wilson
Vera Crus
Columbus
N. M
Col. Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
Reid
Hal Reid
Stillwater
the World
Europe
Vera Cruz
Carri‘sal
New York
Cliffside
N. J
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Rockaway Point
Vera Orush
Laa Corker
Colby
Everett’. Colby
Will- Cox
Corker
George W. Perkins
Herbert Parsons
James B. Reynolds
Hughes
Willcox
Republican Committee
Walting
Republican National Campaign
Everett Colby
Brooklyn Eagle
Evening World
Saving Seed Corn From Frost Damaged Fields
O A C Extension notes advise Myrtle Point area farmers to select mature ears before silaging to salvage seed. Husk and dry on racks in warm, ventilated spaces, avoiding bulk storage to prevent mold or sprouting. Maintain seedstock by saving best mature ears for next year.
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G. R. Hyslop
Oregon Agricultural College
Prompt action saves silo corn in frost hit Willamette Valley
G R Hyslop of the Agricultural College warns the Willamette Valley's frost damaged corn can be harvested and stored in silos if done promptly. He notes early frost hit corn in milk or soft dough stages, but can still yield good silage with careful moisture control and quick ensilage or shedding leaves to preserve value.
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Willamette Valley
G.‘R. Hyslop
Crops Department
The
Agricultural College
Good Exhibit at a Good State Fair in Salem
The State Fair at Salem featured strong exhibits from Oregon Agricultural College. Extension Service secretary H A Vickers praised the educational displays from the campus, experiment station, and extension divisions. Transparencies showcased campus scenes and branch station work, with Eastern Oregon Branch Station highlighting rains and education.
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Salem
Agricultural College
H. 7 A. Vickers
Extension Service
Oregon
Central
Corvallis
Pleasant Evening Reveries in the Home Circle
The Home Circle column offers thoughtful reflections for tired mothers joining the home circle at evening tide. Ed presents ideas from renowned thinkers to provide a change of diet for readers.
Duty and forgiveness in moral reflections across eras
A collection of moral reflections on duty, faith, and forgiveness. It contrasts the consequences of unbelief with religious virtue and highlights how forgiveness heals the wronged and fosters a healthier, happier soul.
Character and reputation contrasted in life and speech
The passage distinguishes character from reputation, noting character is intrinsic while reputation is shaped by others. It argues character endures defamation, whereas reputation can be damaged by slander or unfounded accusations. It urges kindness, helpful ambitions, decisive action, and truthful speech. It ends with a call to steadfast patience and sympathy.
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P.A
Prince Albert
Margaret Marshall Perkins
Abbott
Extension Service Displays Demos Impress At Fair
The fair featured a standout swine exhibit winning seven firsts and the Home Economics booth drawing strong interest. Dairy and poultry foods were shown by two workers with cheese souffle sandwiches salads and ice cream highlighted. A model living room by the domestic arts section drew praise for inexpensive materials and tasteful design crafted by Grace Gillet. Food demos were led by Anna M. Turley with assistants Belle Edwards and Gracia Birch.
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Vickers
Grace Gillet
Anna M. Turley
Belle Edwards
Salem
Gracia Birch
Corvallis
Generosity and Light in the Public Eye
An essayic note argues for broad generosity of interpretation and the public’s right to be shown in the best possible light, urging balanced consideration and fair treatment in portrayal and judgment.
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Emerson
Preventing House Fly Infestations Through Cleanliness
The article urges household action to suppress flies and cleanse premises as the best defense against a deadly pest. It stresses screening and prevention, noting many see flies as nuisances, not menaces, and that prevention is the surest remedy.
Post Office Hints From a Hard Times Rule of Thumb
A satirical piece describes schemes to exploit a post office while undermining postal workers. It humorously suggests rushing to the office at train whistles, pressing for loans, and pressuring the postmaster for stamps and mail delivery, ending with a crude caution about self-sticking stamps.
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Myrtle Point
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
Amiel
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Jean Bartiste Massillion
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