Electrically lighted pest traps to defend orchards and crops
The article describes using electric light traps to lure and kill pests such as moths in orchards, with hopes to stop egg laying in apple blossoms. It notes plans to menace insects from cocoons and mentions the spread of the Japanese beetle and chemical lures in electrified cages as future steps. It also touches on broader topics from probes into Morgan and Pujo committees to curiosity and public health economic losses.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Samuel Untermeyer
Pujo
Y ‘Morgan Brace
Fiees
Prohibi
Miltee
Nena
Miuatrittio
Congress
Sprawling Clippings Echo a World of Quips and Quirks
A mosaic of odd phrasing and clipped thoughts reflects a chaotic OCR scan with weather notes, proverbs, jokes, and stray lines. It mingles forecasts, jokes about mortality and marriage, curious prophecies, and scattered opinions, hinting at a cultural miscellany from an old page.
International loan to China linked to American farm exports
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation provides a 350 million loan to Nationalist China for 900000 bales of cotton and 12500000 bushels of wheat, repaid from Chinese tax revenue. Editors in multiple papers weigh benefits for growers, railways, and trade, while cautioning about repayment risk and broader world markets.
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Chin
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
China
Orient
Oakland Tribune
Nanking
Martford Courant
Kuomintang
Lytton Commission
Manchuria
Sharlotte
United States
Lodisvelle Courier Journal
America
Minneapolis
Pacific Mills
Fort Worth
Sitar-Telegram
Federal Farm Board
SAN Antonio Express
Shensi Providence
China Famile
Huron Times Herald
Pment
Avery
Abilene
T. V.seong
Chinese Republic
T. V
Chhie
Houston Chronicle
Lincoln State Journal
Ching
Columbia Record
Joans
Hartford ‘Times
Congress
Fragments of a Soldier’s Reflections on War and Worry
A veteran recalls army life aboard a ship to France and the fear of danger. He describes tension before combat, the thrill of action, and relief after surviving a dangerous moment. The speaker weighs worry against experience, concluding that avoidance of future troubles is wiser than anticipation.
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Pene Jae
Seregéant
France
Preservera
Micer
Aretsman
Once Overs By 2 Fy MONDE and the Garden Theme
An obscure poem fragment laments owners transplanting wild flowers from a small garden. It questions restraint and possession, warning against greed that plucks fragrant blooms and lets their spots dry. The speaker contrasts ruthless desire with care for nature.
Just Folks Inflation and the Wife by ENNGARA guest
A fragmented 1933 prose poem concerns inflation and marriage. The speaker laments failed attempts to explain rising costs to his wife, who remains doubtful and shaken. The piece ends with unclear attribution and a copyright note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enngara
Unclear Source Fragment on Speech and Gates
Fragmentary OCR text cites phrases about an evil speaker and gates with quoted terms. Content is incomplete and lacks identifiable people, places, actions, or context to form a valid news item.
Punch style satire on unemployed statue cleaning tale
A humorous Punch style piece imagines unemployed workers cleaning statues with hoses in a city, joking about the dangers and misreadings of statues and the awkward banter of a foreman and workers. The cartoonish dialogue mocks civic pride and the impracticality of art cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thensinas
Huggins
Jgster
Press Comment From Army Planes to Debt Policy
A collage of quotes from various papers commenting on military aviation superiority, taxation, education, debt owed to the United States, and other topics. Notable voices include The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, The Oakland Tribune, The Sioux Falls Daily Argus Leader, The Fort Worth Star Telegram, and The Chicago Daily News with opinions on war debts, income tax transfers, and public policy.
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Viscount Snowden
Great Britain
United States
Sioux Falls
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Jamey T
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Beene Bagel Bee ‘Sealy
Troma
Icomn
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Standa Nember Audit Bureau
Agbiuner
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Ausoevisioz
New York
West 44Th
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Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Geriiral Motors
Milwaukee
Odmmerce
Ovicage
Tribune ‘Tower
National
Fred Kimball
Intertmilonal News Servicy Fae
Cnotie
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Budapest
Jookseller
Xor
Mari
Louis J. Dublin
Gost
Hiram Johnson
London
Hiram
Chicago
Fairley
Toney
Smail
Link
Anta Claus
Emily
Anerladlen
Selk
Siipton
Eng- S
Orie
Hale
Winibilly
Almitar
Asia Wooten
England
Brejana
Maine
Ibe
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Agricultura of the
United
Racshdesert
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Tetros
Fenougt
Kansas
Daily Editorial Digest
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Tye
Elvan
Rnats
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
The
Rochester Times-Union
Gayton Daily News
Falls
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Argis
Gov. McNutt
Indiana
Pasadena
Caesturs
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