Problems Facing Stricken World Clash of Fact and Theory
FRANK COMERFORD argues that Bolshevik land socialization failed due to peasant goals for private tenure and lack of incentive. He notes confiscations, depersonalized ownership, and famine pressure, citing 1919 reports of village soviet abuse, requisitions, and peasant distrust in the new regime as chaos grew.
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Frank Comerford
Russia
Pheer
Mir
Red” Army
Kerzhenstey
Izvestia
Uran
Rekhatev
Brerezovka
Glakhov
Morev
Makhov
Sadomovo
Latzis
Izvestin
Velitsh
Vitebsk
Krivoshayev
Severnaya Communa
Kostroma
Lenine
Soviets
Omsk
Western Newspeper Union
Allies to Drive Turks Into Asia
The Paris Main reports Premier Lloyd George plans the internationalization of Constantinople and the Dardanelles. It notes a likely transfer of the Turkish government to Asia Minor, possibly Brusa or Konieh, with details of the international control still unknown.
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Constantinople
Straits of
Dardanelles
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Paris
Asia Minor
Brusa
Konieh
Plywood Revolutionizes Wood Use and Aircraft
The forest products laboratory explains plywood as bundles of thin veneers glued with new water resistant glues. Thin panels resist warp and add strength for airplane wings and furniture, enabling lighter non metal wings and wider wood utilization across industries.
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Forest Products Laboratory
Department of Ariculture
Bill Smiths Farewell Visit Reveals Hidden Bill
Department of Commerce remarks on aliens contrasts with a humorous tale of Bill Smith staying with the Vanderpelts. Bill lingers five weeks then returns home with a grand farewell Sunday dinner, later charged to Pa Vanderpelt when the grocery bill arrives.
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Department of Commerce
Alexander
Bill Smith
Vanderpeits
Bill
Vanderpelts
Florida
California
Pa Vanderpelt
Man With Grit and the Making of a Fighter Spirit
A reflective piece links grit to personal transformation and drive. It argues grit reveals itself in testing times, shaping character and fateful outcomes as a person waits and acts when the moment arrives. The essay uses farming imagery to compare growth and harvest to inner resolve.
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Hinemiles
Growing Sugar Cane Harvest Basics
Growing Sugar Cane explains that cane needs abundant sunshine water and deep fertile soil. It notes that during planting stalks are prepared for cultivation and laid in furrows to establish young plants.
Age of Cattle Deduced by Incisor Wear in Farm Bulletin
The United States Department of Agriculture released Farmers' Bulletin 1066 detailing how cattle age can be estimated by tooth development and wear. Eight lower incisors progress from birth through ten years, with stages showing when permanent teeth replace temporary ones and wear patterns indicate age.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Neglect Butterfat Tests Need for Regular Milk Testing
Dairymen often keep milk records but skip regular butterfat tests. The article argues the test is simple with proper facilities and a handpower Babcock outfit, inexpensive and self paying in a few months through increased efficiency.
Love for your work key to dairy farm success
The piece urges appreciation of cows and shows summer fly pests affect stock. It stresses calf rearing from birth, feeding calves separately and regulating milk by calf size. It warns against mixing warm and cold cream and advises using a metallic strainer to keep cloth filters clean and free from bacteria.
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Europe
Asia
Payy
Robert H.moulton
Man With
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