Hoover Sets Out Food Situation And War Time Goals
Washington August 20 Herbert C Hoover United States food administrator outlines the food situation and the need to conserve resources to feed allies and home front during war. He calls for voluntary national action to reduce waste increase exports and reform distribution while maintaining fair prices and preparing for postwar food security.
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India
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Poland
Switzerland
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Germany
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Wmocracy
Narakin Disturbs Prince Yamagata In Tokyo Tale
Tokyo Yorodan reports a new rich stock speculator nicknamed Narakin unsettles Prince Yamagata by buying a vast Odawara estate that blocks the villa view once cherished by the elder statesman. The Narakin’s lavish country house and halted visits mark a social rift amid Japan’s wealthy elite.
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al Koklan
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Wise Saying Sparks Foil Between Sage and Fool
A sage urges bold action to confront a challenge while the fool questions the stance. The exchange centers on taking charge and facing difficulty, with a humorous twist about a bull that will stand for IL.
Road upkeep urged as duty of state funds use
Governor T W Bickett of North Carolina urges that maintenance be funded alongside road construction. He notes counties have underfunded upkeep by using state crews and local funds. A national push backs convict labor for road work with support from the American Automobile Association.
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National Committee On Prisons and
American’ Automobile Association
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Cutting hedges on corners at intersections replacing with wire
Farmers improve roads and hedge care leads to hedge trimming at intersections. Untrimmed hedges reduce sightlines and threaten motorists, prompting widespread trimming and elimination in favor of wire barriers at corners.
Neglect Makes Poor Roads Prompt Patrol System
A misspelled 19th century plea argues neglect worsens earth roads, costing twice as much later. It urges townships to adopt a maintenance patrol, dedicating one section of roads with a responsible caretaker to ensure road condition.
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New hammer-driven Foundation Tool Boosts Road Density
A newly invented tool operates on gasoline and delivers over 1,000 hammer tows per minute to fresh concrete foundations for roads, aiming to provide even density and faster construction.
Prejudice Against Oiled Roads and Concrete Costs
A brief note on bias toward oiling roads over paving with concrete due to high costs. The piece contrasts enthusiasm for concrete with its expense and uses the contented cow as a humorous aside about a cow not kicking or refusing to give milk, implying contentment.
Milk Rations for Calves and Sheep Growth Notes
Instructional excerpt explains calf milk needs by weight with five pound and white calves requiring eight and twelve pounds respectively. It also notes that knowledge of sheep increases with flock growth, implying that proper feeding supports larger flocks and better management.
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