Italy France clash deepens over Mussolini attack
Edward W. Pickard reports strained Italy France relations after a bomb attack on Mussolini. France shelters suspects and protests rise. Italian refugees in France face citizenship revocation amid diplomatic protests and warnings to calm tensions.
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Stevens, kin of Hall murder suspects jailed in Somerville NJ
Firearms expert Stevens and his brother Willie with cousin Henry de la B. Carpender were jailed in Somerville on murder charges in the 1913 killings of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor Mills. The Hall family, including widow Mrs Frances Stevens Hall, were indicted by a grand jury, with Henry Stevens’s alibi said to have collapsed after revived inquiry.
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President and Mrs Coolidge Leave Adirondacks Camp
The Coolidges departed White Pine camp in the Adirondacks on Saturday ending their summer trip. The President returned to Washington energized and suntanned after outdoor mountain life. He found the White House cleaned and repaired and Secretary Sanders well after a sea voyage.
Fonce Transatlantic Flight Delayed By Gasoline Leak
CaRENE FONCE and crew prepared at Westbury New York for a Paris flight in a Sikorsky plane, tested by Lt Curtin. A gasoline tank leak forced repairs and postponed the start with weather conditions adding possible delays.
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Senator Caraway Charges Desecration of French War Graves
Arkansas Senator Caraway claims graves of American war dead in France were desecrated with abusive writings. He urges repatriation of all soldiers buried there. The War Department reports no such incidents, and General Pershing dismisses the claim as unverified.
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Broken Digit Makes Bresnahan A Catcher After Arm Soreness
In Washington in 1901 Roger Bresnahan, a Baltimore catcher, hurt by a broken finger and sore arm, shifted to catching after Joe McGinnity’s first pitch foul tipped his finger. He later became a famed catcher with the Giants and Cardinals, mentoring Frank Snyder and Ivy Wingo.
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Tattoo tracer offers hog identification for disease tracing
A simple tattoo instrument marks hogs as they leave the farm for market to identify animals after slaughters. Proper application resists removal, aiding ownership claims in cooperative shipments and helping combat disease by tracing infection to its source.
Estimating Horse Feed by Work Level and Weight
U S Department of Agriculture guidance links feed needs to work speed and body weight. Moderate work for a 1200 pound horse needs about 13 pounds grain and 14.5 pounds hay daily. hard work requires 11.25 to 11.5 pounds grain per 100 pounds live weight and about 1.25 pounds hay per 100 pounds.
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Avoid Wounding Plants In Harvest And Cultivation
The guidance warns against wounding plants during cultivation and harvesting to prevent bruising and decay. It notes that insects like the potato tuber moth exploit injured areas to enter and damage crops.
Canary Seed Mixture Says Needs Balance for Birds
The United States Department of Agriculture explains that canaries fed only canary seed lack balance. When combined with hemp and true summer rape, the ration improves. Rape seed sold in cartons is rejected by wild birds due to pungent bitterness, while the mild true summer rape is enjoyed by all birds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Crop rotation boosts yield nearly as much as fertilizers
Rotation of crops increases soil productivity nearly as much as farm manures and complete fertilizers. Experimental yields of wheat, corn, and oats show rotation and fertilizer use together produce greater gains than either practice alone.
Take Factory to Farm in Small Town Production Plan
Chairman Guy E. Tripp of Westinghouse argues for smaller unit plants in rural towns to use part time farm labor and spread electricity on farms. He cites Ford on chains of small towns around factories and says this shift could ease farmer surplus by providing new markets and reducing farm drudgery.
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