Bible Thoughts and Politics in a Busy Era
A mixed editorial note reflects on spiritual verses from 2 Chronicles, President Harding’s anger at prohibition violations, Lusitania sinking, European debt politics, Debs’s view of sovietism, and Kentucky Democratic primary dynamics. It cites The Glasgow Times and The Daily Register on party unity and the case for an old-fashioned convention leading to victory.
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Kentucky Democracy
Tankage Proves Egg Producer in Kentucky Flocks
Lexington reports show S J Howard of Corydon and 48 other Kentucky farmers testing tankage sour milk and semi solid buttermilk as key feeds to boost winter egg output. His 167 hens yielded 164 eggs per hen in 12 months. removing tankage reduced monthly production by 320 eggs.
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Paris fashions keep dresses longer said by tonight’s paper
In a playful chat the talk turns to Paris fashion with jokes about women wearing dresses longer. One says it’s a good thing, while another quips about husbands and wardrobe rules.
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