Davis delivers vigorous attack at farm rally in Missouri
Davies—Davis—Delivers fiery speech at Dr A W Nelgon farm near Bunce ton Missouri, denouncing special privilege and government by the rich. He targets Coolidge, Mellon aluminum interests, Morgan steel, and tariff protections while recounting 1920 changes and urging limits on privileged interests.
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A. W. Nelgon
Bunceton
John
W.W. Davia
Davis
Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Melton
Mr. Morgan
Steel Corporation
Harding
Mr. Davis
Washington
United ‘States
Tttle Green House
K Street
Debunking LaFollette and the Constitution Clash
Republican leaders press to save the Constitution amid LaFollette led Socialist Third party charges. Butler cites Dawes and calls for concrete bills of particulars while contrasting tariffs, coal, sugar, railroads, packers, and defenses as the battle lines in the national campaign.
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Republicaniat ‘Tional
LaFollette
Dawes
Milwaukee
National
Chatrmah
Butler
Alollette
Congress
Supremé: Court
Charles Q. Dawes
John W. Davis
Our
Republic
Socialist-Third Party
The
Chicago Tribune
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
MaWollette
Mr. Butler
United States
California
South America
Italy
New England
Minnesota
Huis
Simple Dress Is Milady's Choice in Fashion Notes
A Kansas City fashion writer extols a versatile black satin coat dress with a surplice neck and cocoa brown crepe de chine trim. The look pairs with brown felt hat, brown stockings and black pumps for a well dressed silhouette suitable for office or day wear. Plaid coats and wool cheviot three piece outfits also rise in style as plaid dominates the season.
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Kansas “City
Satin Scarves With Indian Designs Embroidered Ends
A black satin scarf shows embroidery at the ends in red blue and green with long fringe.
Becoming Colors For Garments In Meeting New Colors
A Kansas City Star fashion note explains how colors influence complexion with simple tests. It describes violet to yellow effects on pale skin and suggests soft red and blue tones as favorable or unfavorable depending on features.
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Kansas City
Sleeves and Necklines on New Fall Garments Are Analyzed
A Cleveland Plain Dealer correspondent notes fall sleeve varieties from long close fitting bishop puff sleeves to mushroom puff and wide elbow lengths plus sleeveless frocks for evening wear. Necklines range from high collars to V and square cuts with bateau rarely seen and decolletage deeper at back for evening. Capes and wraps in fur or fabric dominate evening wear. street wraps vary by line and flare. Styles show minor changes ahead with new features likely to emerge in coming seasons.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bac
Red Figure Print Frock With Black Fur Edging Seen
In Paris a crepe de chine frock featuring black and white figures may gain red figures in the pattern. The dress is commonly trimmed with a black fur edging.
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Paris
New Multi-Colored Italian Shawls Debut
The era brings highly decorative Italian shawls with extremely long fringes and fine multi colored embroidery in small stitches.
Color tips for flattering fashion colors
A reader warns against fashionable brights blue or orange casts that may wash out pale skin. It advises choosing colors by self knowledge of hair eye and skin tone to find the most becoming shades.
Fragmentary Wash Day Notes On Cloths And Towels
A garbled OCR passage discusses worn towels and cloths in a wash, noting edges finished with buttonholes and narrow crochet. It mentions repairing, stitching, and mending items, with unclear references to materials and brands, and stray phrases about shops and medals.
New Combs for Bobbed Hair Using French Teeth
A described design of French combs with fine teeth tailored for bobbed hairstyles. The item features a Swayivard front lock and varied stripes, squire and oval shapes, plaits or enamel stones, and a practical bobbed barrel made in one piece with a doubled gep pentine curve to secure hair without catching.
Apple Blight Threats Orchards Widely, Failing Control
Disease known as blight devastates apple trees across orchards, attacking blossoms and new growth. It forms dark cankers on old wood while sap, exuding gum, attracts insects that spread the infection to blooms and twigs. Regular pruning to remove infected wood, deep cuts below signs, and strict chemical disinfection are advised, with some varieties more susceptible than others.
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Dunicuit
Stéblight
Anere
Arés
Bartlett
Kieffer
Seckel
Practice Pruning to Aid Fruit Quality and Size
Pruning should match the fruit bearing habit of the tree to protect fruit spurs or annual growth. Improper pruning often wastes value by removing productive wood and undermines the goal of minimal cutting. Understanding each tree type guides cuts that maximize size and quality.
Disinfectant for Tools Uses Corrosive Sublimate Solution
A disinfectant for pruning tools uses mercuric chloride at one part in a thousand parts of water. The solution helps remove disease cankers on apples and pears by killing bacteria on twigs, preventing spread between prunings.
Best Soils for Peach Thrives in Warm Well-Drained Ground
The peach prefers warm, well drained soils and thrives on sandy, gravelly, and stony ground. Warm soils promote firm growth, thorough wood maturity, and highly colored flavorful fruit.
Raspberries Boosted by Mulching at Tinots Station
Fragmentary report notes mulching and straw mulch increased red raspberry yields by about half and produced larger, better looking fruit. It also mentions reduced labor from cultivation and hoeing, with some unclear references to costs and methods.
Ideal Place for Fowls in Orchard to Raise Chickens
An orchard is described as an ideal site to raise chickens with abundant stride and sound condition. The method suggests enriching soil with droppings to improve the ground for oats and wheat crops. Swill is claimed not to harm fruit, promising no losses, and yarding chickens in the orchard is proposed as optimal use of the land.
The Pure Bred Sire and Herd Improvement
The article argues the sire selection drives herd quality. It urges choosing pure bred bulls that are better bred than cows, with production records, and aligning sire lines with cow lineage to accelerate improvement, by avoiding off type bulls and concentrating on best individuals.
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Aires
H. R. Lascelles
Pield Man
Colorado State Dairy Commission
Feed Dairy Calves Grain With Pasture For Best Growth
Dairy calves under a year should receive grain in addition to pasture. Calves under six months need both skim milk and grain with pasture. O. & Rhode of the University of Illinois suggests a grain mix of 20 parts ground corn 80 parts ground oats 80 parts wheat bran and 10 parts all meal. A quality legume hay like clover or alfalfa provides high protein for bone growth. Cooler, darker quarters help calves stay comfortable in hot summers.
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O. & Rhode
University of Illnois
University tests steer dairy cattle appetite with steamed bone meal
University of Minnesota agriculture studies show steamed bone meal in cattle rations reduces abnormal appetite. Six western Minnesota cattle owners cooperated, feeding 119 cows. last winter no bone chewing or hoarding occurred and calves are strong. Results verified by university staff and county agent.
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University Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Minnesota University
Minnesota Extension Service News
OrthoHes Dairy Hints Improves Milking and Hygiene
Instructions emphasize cleaning cows before milking, immediate cooling after cream separation, and washing utensils with alkali powder. Warns against soap use, suggests straining milk, and stresses sterilizing milking machines with steam or boiling water to prevent troubles.
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Morgan’s Sted! Corporation
Davis Ladd Rockwell
McAdoo
McAdoo Democrats
John W
Milady
Ecru
Orthodoes Dairy Hints
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