Cures for the low mood and varied remedies debated
The text surveys numerous proposed cures for the low mood, noting many ideas, some adopted in part or under different names. It covers monetary policy, government ownership, education, and wartime recovery measures while contrasting British and American approaches to economic revival and policy effectiveness.
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Catoe
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Aries T Hireses
Joel
Deste Retail
Varrns Ee Chive Dietator
Rosivalle
Princes
Verritts
Business, a Mirror of Life in a Recovering Economy
The piece argues commerce reflects society and must be fair, humane, and efficient. It cites the President's silver monetization as stabilizing money, boosting circulation, supporting foreign and domestic trade, and reviving important industries, jobs, and purchasing power. It suggests global adoption could spur broad economic recovery.
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United States
Nedre
Nazareth Choral Society opens with capacity crowd
The Nazareth Choral Society presented a acclaimed first program before a full audience. Critics noted the fine singing under Prof. R. Fenton and announced a WCBA radio broadcast for February 15 at 7 15 PM. The article lists extensive chorus personnel and notes strong community support.
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Nazareth Choral Society
Choral Society
R. Fenton
Easton
WCBA
Allentown
Orders Prosecution for Unlicensed Dogs in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry warns that January fifteenth is the license deadline for dog owners. Despite a month of campaigns, thousands remain unlicensed. A February canvass will prosecute anyone harboring an unlicensed dog. no further warnings will be given.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Birth date of William McKinley highlighted by observatory
The National Observatory marks February 5 as the 91st birth anniversary of William McKinley the 25th U.S. president. Born January 29 1843 in Niles Ohio he served in the Civil War rose to major became a Canton lawyer congressman and two term Ohio governor. He pursued tariff reform with the McKinley Tariff Law of 1890 and campaigned from his Canton front porch. He led the nation through the Spanish American War after the Maine destruction and died September 14 1901. He lies buried in Canton beside a mausoleum and is remembered for his integrity and devotion to his wife.
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United States
Niles
Ohio
Canton
Congress
Cuba
U. S
Maine
Spain
United
Phillippines
Porto Rico
McKinley
Animals Help Battle Japanese Beetle Pests
USDA researchers report moles mice shrews and skunks feed on Japanese beetle grubs aiding lawn and garden pest control. Moles devour grubs in soil chewing quickly while shrews and other mammals prefer grubs over meat. The article notes benefits despite surface damage from mole mounds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Three Speeds in Dairy Production
Purina Mills researchers at Gray Summit Missouri compare dairy cow handling to automobile operation. The 84-40 plan assigns eight weeks dry period, four weeks post calving adjustment, and forty weeks of peak milking to maximize production profits.
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Purina Mills
Gray Summit
E. B. Powell
Purina Farm
Gray Sum
Calving prep and dry period key to milk profits
The article explains the dry period before calving and the four weeks after, stressing 8 weeks of preparation, 4 weeks of adjustment, and 40 weeks of steady production. It highlights proper feeding, mineral balance, and protein and carbohydrate ratios to maximize milk yield and profitability.
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Powell
Insect and Waterfowl Notes From New England Observations
Entomology reports show ground beetles, mice, skunks and birds influence beetle grub dynamics in fields. Skunks aid grub control while mice prefer grubs. Waterfowl hunting remains a major sport on the New England coast as Rhode Island benefits from abundant ponds and bays. Waterfowl populations appear stable or rising, with black ducks nesting in local woods and marshes.
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Ento
R. J Sim
New England
Rhode Island
The
Biological Survey
Plains
Canada
Decline and Partial Return of Seagrass in Narragansett Bay
A seagrass species once common in shallow Narragansett Bay has nearly vanished in three years but is now reappearing. A separate study by the Southern Forest Experiment Station finds pulpwood cutting waste high, suggesting using trees at least six inches in diameter to speed yields and allow smaller trees to grow.
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Southern Forest Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Tosh
Ption
Macista
Allenia
Allenry
Gerald Sw
Veley
Paul W. Heckman
Drupgit
Dinner Guests Visit Butztown As Halteman Hosts
The Knauss and Oliver Knauss families plus Austin joined Mr and Mrs Janville Halteman in Butztown for a day visit. A reflective note compares Bryan’s free silver stances with a man centuries ahead on the Golden Rule, then shifts to praise for the Administration and relief politics amid a government employment debate.
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Oliver Knauss
Austin
Butztown
Janville Hal
Teman
Bryan
United States
Notable New England Resort Attracts Wild Fowl
The article notes New England waters such as Rhode Island attract wild fowl. The USDA Bureau of Biological Survey says such wetlands can profit farmers and landowners who host hunters. The department studies waterfowl resources to encourage increase and regulate hunting.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
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