Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Edward W Pickard surveys issues of the week from Hoover's waterway plan to Great Lakes diversion debates. He notes Secretary Hoover's proposals, court disputes over lake waters, and alternative routes like St Lawrence and Nipigon, with broader political and engineering implications. The piece also touches on naval, aviation, diplomatic, forest, and public notices of the era.
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Hoover
Chicago
Newehsod
Fittsburgh
Kunsse City
Congress
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Bewaie
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le Fall
Niagare Falls
United States
Niagara
Mr. Bearer
Helt
Great Lakes
Formeer
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United Sines So
Oho
Yenmsylvania
Fadena
Allechices
New York
Janes M. Beck
Gizh Johnson
Stogis
Daniel G. Kirby
Minsouri
War Department
Teck
Hektor Getter
Alvorden
Davis
Mithey
Alaude
Tenroot
Wis
WillakMep
Ohio
Tarding
Towa
Charles P. Conte
Bt Lawrence ‘Tidewater Association
Davie
Department
Lawrence
Davia
St. Lawrence
Lowne Camtielg
Lake Ontario
Lake Michigan
Tase Superior
Lake Niplgon
Nipigon
Afr
Campbell
America
Canada
Campbell Aniukes
P.samier Aristide Billand
France
Cabitel
Geneva
Council
League of Nations
Counel
United States Senate
World Court
Cecil Horat
Great Urbain
Fromagecut
Sig. Belotti
Italy
M. Sugimura
Inpac
United States’ Reservation
Lengus Council
Bague
Diseases of Potato Cause Great Loss
The article discusses severe potato diseases and describes a hydrolytic treatment using formaldehyde dip for seed tubs. It notes advantages, required hours, temperatures around 125 degrees Fahrenheit, and coverage for seed potatoes. It mentions large scale use with proportion regulations and extended dipping times to ensure effectiveness.
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Vorrostra Tubliiile
Keep Feet Clean in Poultry House for Clean Eggs
The poultry department of New Jersey State College at Agriculture in Brunswick notes that clean chicken feet prevent soiled eggs. It urges daily cleaning and weekly removal of dirty dropping boards, plus rain protection to keep birds inside during wet weather to avoid egg contamination.
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New Jerney State College At Agriculture
Mrunswick
Glenn Agate
Iria
Iuylig
Jiahu
Whitewash Methods for Henhouse Interior Maintenance
Practical guidance from the Nebraska Agricultural College outlines whitewash preparation for henhouses. It describes mixing quicklime with boiling water, adding water, salt, and blue vitriol, producing a thin paste, plus alternatives with linseed oil and formal steps to ensure odor and effectiveness during winter months.
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Mehler
Nebraska Agricultural College
Hull Hunhel
Ick Wattewagh
Value of Pumpkins for Dairy Cows and Swine
A Vermont trial reports pumpkins including seeds as fodder for dairy cattle and swine. It finds pumpkins can replace portions of hay or feed with a low cost equivalent, suggesting pumpkins may form a small part of ration without adverse effects, though seed content and intake levels require caution.
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Vermont
Goa
Unclear Historic Market Note On Corn and Wine Prices
Fragmentary OCR item discusses corn and wine pricing trends through the year and seasonality. It notes high costs and market activity but many words are garbled, leaving key entities and figures unreadable.
Enraged mother kills son during failed sleep dispute
A mother killed her son after a domestic dispute over his sleep. The confrontation escalated from a quarrel at home to a violent struggle in the staircase area, with the mother grabbing a pistol as other family members tried to intervene. Police and investigating officials are reviewing the case.
Knife incident at Jarno yard sparks youth protest
Unclear OCR text describes a knife event involving Sting Ravion and an 8G unit at Jarno ordinarly incile ral 1g. Mention of a person freed to one age Pratt fan Mieroa Pay, with references to Why Chron and TAROUE and Chay XIN Teme AM mel Taha Teton.
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Ravion
Chron
Taroue
Smocks Adopted for School Practice Work
A local school district adopts smocks for students, aiming to protect clothing during practice work. The measure, supported by kindergarten and primary training staff, targets improved cleanliness and focus in early education activities.
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Glevelans
Ad Unclear Health Ad Claims Pimply Skin Cure
A garbled advertisement promises a Pimply Faces cure with a facial rinse and a vague product named Calteurn. It instructs washing with hot water and hints at Bally tolet uses. The ad uses odd phrasing and misspellings, suggesting low readability and uncertain efficacy.
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Edward W. Pickard
Elters
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Secretary of the Navy
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Fourth Regiment of Marine
Flutter
Navy Department
Washington
Alexander Graham Fell
Tandon
Radio Telephone
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Auserican Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wedlir Corporation
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Vrillel General Post
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Nooky Tatnt
Ty Ecreas
Ocean
Broughton
England
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Wntit
United States Forest Service
Frank C. Lowden
Dlinois
John DB. Sherman
General Federation of Women's Club
Frank G. Wisner
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Whi Dilg
Teuak Walton League
Crapley
United Blazen Forester
George Fi
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Pragenia
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Charles W. Mint
Federal Trade Care Udseion
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