Hawaii's Strategic Value and Immigration Policy Debate
A historical critique argues Hawaii requires federal attention. It denounces the 1880s immigration approach as leaving Hawaii exposed to Japan and notes Japanese fluctuating loyalty, the sugar interests driving labor imports, and the risk of a growing Japanese-born population forming an alien colony in the islands and the mainland.
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Hawaii
California
Japan
Portugal
Azores
Philippines
Porto Rico
United States
Pacific
Imperium
Imperia
Continental
Rape good summer pasture for livestock feeding
Rape ranks high as summer pasture for sheep and cattle. It provides abundant, palatable forage, grows easily, and can be sown in spring or early summer after frost danger. It tolerates frost in fall and can be grazed late if stock is excluded when frozen.
Protein feeds essential for balanced dairy rations
Dairy cows lose milk flow when protein is lacking, so protein feeds are crucial for profit. Alfalfa hay clover and pea hay form the main protein ration bulk while cottonseed meal provides concentrated protein.
Growing Very Mild Onions From Manure and Depth
To grow very mild onions use well rotted cow manure as fertilizer rather than horse barn manure. Apply manure liberally during spading and plant onions at least two inches deep. Shallow planting yields stronger onions regardless of soil. moisture aids mildness.
When to Cut Alfalfa Crop During Bloom Stages
Agricultural notes report two alfalfa cuttings at full bloom yield as much as three cuttings at tenth bloom. However, hay quality was higher with the three-cut system, indicating timing influences both yield and quality.
Rats Multiplying Despite Killing Campaigns Urge Action
Article notes rats are multiplying yearly, causing crop and livestock losses. It calls for intensified efforts to free premises of pests, warning that their resilience should spur stronger anti rat campaigns.
Grow Cowpeas in Rotation for Drought Tolerance
Cowpeas fit well after wheat and oats in rotation. Sow as soon as small grains are harvested. With a suitable season a good pea crop can be expected. Peas withstand heat and drought better than many crops, making them a strong rotational choice.
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Drouth
Valuable Plant Overlooked for Small Gardens
A compact plot yields rich iron food with kale spinach and turnips. The writer notes tame greens as a valuable, overlooked garden plant.
The Trusting Bride Elect and The Happy Man
A humorous dialogue in Hambone's Meditations features a bride elect asking plain clothes detectives to guard wedding gifts while a happy man agrees and mentions a required bond for the ring bearer. The piece preserves light tone and social interaction.
Branting Shares Nobel Peace Prize in 1921
Hjalmar Branting the Socialist premier of Sweden receives one half of the 1921 Nobel Peace Prize with the other half awarded to Christian L. Lange of Norway the secretary of the Interparliamentary Union.
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Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Christian L. Lange
Norway
Interparliamentary Union
Ex-Service Men in Britain under National Scheme Reach Milestones
The article reports on Britain’s national scheme for ex service men. By November 10 1921 twenty eight thousand nine hundred twenty six employers enrolled and three hundred sixty four thousand eight hundred sixty six ex service men were given positions. Industrial training numbers include twenty two thousand five hundred thirty three current trainees and thirty six thousand seven hundred fifty three ready for training. Since August 1 1919 forty four thousand one hundred sixty two men have completed training courses.
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Great Britain
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