Global and Domestic News In Brief
United States recognizes Herrera government in Guatemala following Cabrera’s ouster. U S census estimates 105 million people in the continental United States. Van Buren Meri e Smith named third assistant secretary of state, succeeding Breckenridge Long. Daniels and Payne to Alaska next month to study conditions. Philadelphia’s 1920 census population at 1 828 158, up 274 150 in ten years. Wilson urges immediate wage award from railroad labor board. Wilson urges Tennessee to call a special session to ratify the Susan B Anthony amendment, needing one more state. Federal Reserve offers wool growers financing to restore confidence amid market stress. May ongo exports up 55 million, imports down 64 million versus April. Edward Capps named minister to Greece.
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Washington
A. N. Roberta
Tennessee
Susan B. Anthony
Rioting and political shifts dominate regional news in 1920s dispatch
The page reports varied items including a 10 percent pay raise for Boston Edison workers, Soviet Russia Canada trade talks in New York, a nonstop flight from Omaha, a wedding attendance, political nominations and seating in Maine, a $800000 Beloit College endowment pledge, indictments of Gimbel Brothers for profiteering, university commencements, deportation releases, Harvard procession, party reform plans, and international tensions with Londonderry, Karwin, and military actions in Europe and Asia.
Mites Threaten Poultry Health and Egg Laying
The article explains mites harm hens by feeding on blood, hiding in roosts and walls by day and attacking at night. Eradication methods include kerosene or coal tar products, crude petroleum, with mixing tips and the need to strain and spray cracks. Repeat treatments weekly to ten days.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Guinea fowls favored on farms for defense and foraging
Guineas are hardy versatile fowl, hard to keep inside yet gentle when treated kindly. Their wild nature drives them to remote areas where they glean much of their food, they deter hawks with vigor and loudly protest intruders, and they guard the farm against cats and dogs.
Shelter ideas for turkeys emphasize shed-roof houses
A plain substantial shed-roof turkey house provides ample light and ventilation. It simplifies turkey keeping and offers features beneficial to successful turkey farming, easing care at certain seasons of the year.
Hatch Rate Study Finds Turning Eggs Not Always Needed
A test led by Professor B. F. Kaupp of North Carolina shows turning eggs during incubation may not always improve hatchability. The research suggests turning is optional in some hatching scenarios, challenging common practice.
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Kaupp
North Carolina
B. F. Kaupp
Man seeks sleep tips from doctors for restless traveler
Bill Jones, a well traveled man, collects medical opinions on how to sleep. Advice cautions against sleeping on the left or right side or back or stomach and even warns against sleeping in a chair. He asks how to avoid falling over when sleeping upright.
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Bill Jones
Bill
Oscalatory diversions at party raise grandmother's concern
Dialogue hints at scandalous rumors about a party last night. Grandma learns youths engaged in harmless celebratory diversions. She questions kissing games while a boy named Jimmy allegedly spreads rumors.
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Jimmy
Johnny’s England Visit Reveals Early Harsh Hiccups
Johnny visits his aunt’s farm in England and declares the public houses open very early. The boy’s remark shows his blunt view of local life, eliciting the aunt’s amused response about early hours and the hens having the hiccups.
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Johnny
England
Circumstanced Alter Cases and Ballet Star Face Setback
The doctor warns of a severe sprain requiring absolute rest and a three month break from dancing. The premiere danseuse laments the loss of a 300 per week contract and scarce savings. The doctor promises a quick fix to resume tomorrow’s show.
Patient or Cowardly: A Peek at Courage and Inaction
Some people are labeled patient but may avoid action out of fear rather than effort. The line between steady restraint and cowardice can blur when choices demand risk or immediate steps.
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Herrera
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
United States
State Department
Continental
Joseph A. Hill
Census’ Bureau
Van 8
Merie-Smith
Breckenridge Long
Missouri
Daniels and
Payne
Alaska
Philadelphia
Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Ogre
Department of Commerce
Edward Capps
New Jersey
Wepington
Greece
Boston Edison Company
Boston
Russia
Canada
New York
Ludwig C. A. K. Martena
Omaha
Ned
John M. Larson
Paul
A. J. Volstead
Beloit College
Beloit
Wiswit
Rockefeller Foundation
Gimbel Brothers
August Heckecher
New York City
Ithaca, N. Y
Schurman
George W. Anderson
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Portland
Democratic Party
Homer Cummings
San Francisco
Harding
Marion
Governor Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
William Gibbs McAdoo
Burris A. Jenkins
Kansas City
The
Northern Baptist Convention
Buffalo
D. C
Shull
Sioux City
T. G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Des Moines
Winter
Londonderry
Glolitt
Rome
Karwin
Teschen
Paris Petit Journal
Germany
Charles Laurant
France
Lord Abernon
Great Britain
Signor de Martino
Italy
Prince Albert
Duke of York
House of Lords
London
Queen
Princess Mary
Tampico
Mexico
North China
Konang
Tokyo
Nippn Jiji
Honolulu
London Times
Belfast
London 5
Secretary of the Interior
Mexico City
Toronto
Ont
Naples
Children’s Hospital
Posilipe
Goverg
Demel
Tipsoe
Franny
Pelatial Steel
B.S
Puritan
Sumas
Jane A
Agranen
Theca
Peotone
Tor Shore Herat Goareena
BEM
Po Bown
Postum Corea Co
Balile Creek
Mich
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