United States Faces First Ever Farm Import Surge
Washington reports that for the first time in U S history the nation imports more agricultural products than it exports. For 1921-23 farm imports totalled 2 315 billion dollars while exports were 1 927 billion, wiping out the favorable agricultural trade balance due to foreign silk rubber wool coffee and fruits purchases.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
America
Department of Agricultural
Department -of- Agriculture
Ashe
Radis Ineesliia
Department. Of.commerce
Cuba
Banis
Government Intensifies Pure Food Law Enforcement
The 1923 annual report of the Bureau of Chemistry notes 1450 prosecutions and seizures, with oil products and butter leading violations. Congress set 80 percent butterfat standard, easing enforcement. Jersey City firm found adulterating butter with coconut oil. seizures halted operations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Congress
Jersey City
N. J
Philadelphia
Financials Show Mixed Yearly Totals Compared
The report compares figures to the prior year with values such as 280 million dollars and 75 million dollars contrasted with 116 million and related amounts. It highlights changes in totals and suggests shifts in profits or expenditures.
Moon's Influence on Weather Denied by U.S. Bureau
The U S Weather Bureau states modern science finds no evidence that the moon affects weather. Heat from the sun drives atmospheric energy. moonlight is negligible and any lunar tides in the atmosphere are insignificant compared to day night heating. Moonlit frosts result from clear, cloudless nights, not moon presence.
Weather Follows Battle Yet Does Not Cause It
The passage argues rain after a battle is a natural consequence of timing after a dry spell, noting rain is not caused by the battle. It explains the sequence arises from weather patterns and the engagement's course rather than causation.
Mrs Adolph Bozer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Adolph Bozer aged seventy three years five months and twenty two days died Sunday afternoon at 4 oclock in Roanoke after a long illness due to cancer. Born July 1850 in Noble County Indiana to George W and Susan Hamilton she is survived by her husband, daughter Nellie Bozer at home, and two sons, Johns and Zerof. Fort Wayne near Beamiela Township, County Fa.
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Adolph "Bozer
Nellie Bozer
Johns Zerof
Fort Wa Ey
Beamiela Twi ‘County
Groton and New Jersey stock rises fuel local fortunes
The text notes Lieut. Wood building a fortune after a stock jump in New Jersey and mentions Groton and Wall Street links. It references the Groton school, local officials including J.E. Shideler and Mr. Griffith, and staff changes with Lucile Griffith and Miss Salstedt handling roles at Huntington College.
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Groton
Wood
Street
Stanila
Newersey
Ae Groton
Christmas Blooming Bouquet Prompts Local Debate
A fragment discusses flowers blooming outdoors on Christmas and questions spending winter in Florida or California, reflecting a local chatter about seasonal plants and migration. The passage mentions Roanoke and festive floral ideas.
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Roanoke
Florida
California
Regular Meeting Noted At Mrs Smith’s Home
The regular meeting of the organization will be held at the home of Mrs. W. Smith on Tuesday afternoon.
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W. G& TU
W. OT
Operetta Success at High School Sauder Sauder Show
A high school operetta titled Sally unfolds with music and drama staged by students led by Sauder. Performances feature a lively cast, cheerful reception, and recognition of student effort in a community venue.
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Yonilss Sauder
Masons Elect Officers in Roanoke Lodge
Masons elect officers for Roanoke Lodge at a recent meeting. The slate includes Master William Koontz as secretary and trusts, with T Dinius and Earl Loreny named for key roles. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Roanoke
Lodge
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T. Dinius WW. M
Earl ‘Loren Y WY
Hainesp Secretar Wm
Koontz
World Court debate stalls as Senate ponders action
Republican leaders reveal plans that the world court issue may be pigeonholed with no set date for committee consideration. Senators Lodge and Borah clash over time while advocates push for American adherence to the court and a potential connection to broader foreign policy questions.
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World Court
Senator Loge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Congress
Borah
Talaho
Denderay
Lolge
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Permanent Court
International Justice
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Howard Shideler
Shideler
Salen
Canada
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