Problems Facing Stricken World Analysis by Frank Comerford
An analysis arguing that Leninist rule in Soviet Russia embodies minority rule and a political machine. It contrasts democratic and autocratic systems, critiques the Bolshevik constitution for favoring city voters over peasants, and warns that centralization risks tyranny and corruption. The piece cites specific constitutional sections and ratios to illustrate urban dominance.
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Lenine
Russia
UatselMb
Germany
Nicholas
Soviet Russia
All-Russian Congress
Central Executive Committee
Eree Ee
Czar
Western Newspaper Union
Filipinos Seek Independence Mission in United States
The second Philippine mission seeking independence of the Islands arrives in the United States. The delegation groups include members from both houses of the Philippine legislature, affiliated with both parties, and representatives of labor and island finance. They will appeal to Congress and influence Democratic and Republican conventions to pledge Philippine independence.
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United States
Congress
Red Cross Drives Local Health and Welfare Awakening
The Red Cross mobilizes 1000 chapters nationwide shaping peace time work from health education to nursing. Local centers educate on sanitation child welfare and disease prevention while nursing and dietitians extend services across rural and urban communities.
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IRD
Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
California
Red Cross Health Center
Red Cross Nursing Service
Dietitians’ Service
Junior Red Cross
America
Plague Rats and Oil Myths Across History
The article discusses bubonic plague spread by rats and fleas, noting ports at risk from ships carrying infected rodents. It also mentions historical beliefs about oil calming seas, citing Plutarch, Bishop Adam, Pliny the Elder, and Ben Franklin on the soothing effects of oil on troubled waters.
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United States
Mediterranean
Plutarch
Adam
Pliny the Elder
Ben Franklin
Dairy hints campaign for better sires promotion of purebred breeders
The Dairy Hints column praises the Better Sires Better Stock movement as USDA and industry groups note farmer cooperation. A Pennsylvania letter highlights free service and incentives to breed to named purebred sires, signaling higher progeny value and quicker herd improvement through purebreds.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Victory Farms
de Kol Pietje
Charles Dickens
Wonderest
Arina Pietje
Patsy le Polke
de Kol III
Cardington
Bob BI Sykes
Blackjack
Tentua
Olenyangy
Aberdeen Angel
WITT
Flavor of Big Importance in Butter Quality
The text argues butter's value rests on its desirable flavor. If flavor is spoiled during production or handling, both product quality and price suffer in the market. It notes consumers expect butter to be a relish and a bad flavor destroys its desirability.
Valuable Help to Breeder in Dairy Improvement
The Dairy Improvement Association aids breeders by hiring a full time inspector to visit farms, weigh milk, test butterfat, and compute production and cost records for an organized group of farmers.
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Dairy Improvement Association
Dairy Notes on Feeding and Handling Cream
Regularity in feeding dairy stock is important for steady milk flow. Keep cream in a cooling tank until delivery and skim promptly after production, cooling immediately. Protect cans from sun en route with canvas or wet sack. Overfeeding varies by cow and must be avoided.
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