News Review of Current Events by Edward W. Pickard
A sweep of primary results and political shifts across states highlights debates over prohibition. Maine, Michigan, and other contests reshape party strengths, with Republicans gaining in Maine and several wet candidates advancing in Michigan. Roosevelt backs repeal, urging state control over intoxicants, while Uriburu seizes power in Argentina and reforms government.
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Edward W. Pickard
Congress
Maine
Sie Repuh- Means
William Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Morae
Wallace H. White, Jr
Lewiston
Arthur P. Gould
Hoover
Michigan
James Couzens
Chase & Osborn
Louis C. Crampton
Anti-Saloon League
Jesse P. Walcott
Wilbur M. Brucker
Alex J. Groesbeck
Detroit
Frank Murphy
Charles Bowles
South Carolina
Democrats
James Byrnes
Dty
Senate
Cole Blease
Colorado
Tfepublicans
George H. Shaw
Phipps
W. W- Hodges
Ary
Edward P. Costigan
Louisiana
Huey Long
Senator Kensdell
John G. Winant
Albert W. Noone
Delaware
Hastings
R. G. Houston
Trence DuPont
Thomas F. Boyard
Washington
John F. Miller
Seattle
Ralph A. Harr
Georgia
W Harris
G. H. Carswell
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Notable figures remembered at Fatsh’s passing
FATSH last week to Simon W. Straus of New York and Chicago, notable financier who funded many landmark buildings through real estate issues. Also listed among the deceased were Leonard Busby, head of Chicago surface lines, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, Rear Admiral Simpson retired, and Arthur T. Vance veteran editor of the Pictorial Review.
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Fatsh
Simon W. Straus
New York
Chicago
Leonard Busby
Frederick Dent Grant
Brant
Simpson
Arthur T. Vance
The
Pictorial Review
Western Newspaper Union
Dressed Turkeys Swell Profits in Nebraska Harvest
The article reports on cooperative dressing of turkeys in the North Platte district of western Nebraska. It explains how growers cooperate to market dressed fowls, how bids are opened, and how delivery dates are set. Turkeys dressed the day before delivery are weighed, graded, and paid for by the buyer, with dressing costs about 30 cents to a dollar per bird.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Turkey
Narcy Platte
Nebraska
D. H. Propps
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Lne
Propps
Purehiser
North Platte
Winter Poultry House Cleaning and Mite Prevention
Clean the poultry house before winter with thorough cleaning removing aid slabs nails and debris. Drench for mites, spray with kerosene emulsion, and apply oil to roosts and nest areas. Use a concrete floor for easy cleaning. Do fall cleanup now to prevent disease and future mite problems.
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Paris
Insulation Methods For Poultry Houses In Cold Weather
Farmers should insulate curtains or build storm shields and outdoor banks to block icy winds and retain heat in poultry houses. Do not reduce ventilation enough to cause dampness as dampness worsens cold stress, lowers vitality, and reduces egg production.
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Alhware
Towande
Tyche E. Pinkham
Beng
C. B. Johnson
Webb Street
R. D
Towanda
Pennsylvania
Helps Avoid Worms In Chickens With Gizzard Grit And Water
An authority says worms rarely infest chickens with a gizzard well filled with grit. Eggs and cysts are ground and damaged by grinding action, preventing infestation. Emphasizes giving growing stock coarse insoluble grit and pure fresh water.
Cooping Rooster Practice Grows Mixed Reports
The practice of cooping one male bird in a pen alternates with another bird to rest the flock. Observations suggest cooped birds may become more excited, reducing rest and strength gains. Recommend removing the resting bird from sight of the pen to improve feeding.
Trapped Lion Climbs Tree and Dies in Rhodesia
A lion trapped in a maize wire noose climbed 15 feet into a tree in northern Rhodesia before the cord tightened and the animal died. A separate report describes a fox or tiger entering a farmhouse and killing a dog as the manager slept.
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Limes
Chisambe
Northern
Rhodesia
Tien
Panama Canal Traffic Shows East West Freight Volumes
East bound freight through the Panama Canal last year totaled 6,908,000 long tons while west bound traffic reached 2,999,000 long tons.
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Panama Canal
Amplified Reflection on Life and Stage Performance
A melancholy speaker quotes Amplified Reflection as declaring the world a stage. Mr Stormington Barnes counters that the average lifetime isn’t long enough for a good rehearsal or a first class performance.
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Stormington Barnes
Thrift Shopping Sparks Bridge Prize and Candy Haul
In a light Brooklyn Eagle snippet, Mrs Dee recounts downtown thrift. She spent $10 and returned with $9.23, claiming she bought a bridge prize and candy for Junior while Mr Dee notes no shopping was done that day.
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Dee—Jonn
Dee
Brooklyn Eagle
Elf Oak for Kiddies in Kensington Gardens
Children in Kensington gardens London will be surprised by a fairy oak figure. An ancient oak peak was hauled into the park and artist Ivor Tunes transformed the root into a large gnome. Innes saw a root while abroad and with a few paint daubs turned it into a vivid imp.
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Kensington Gardens
London
Ivor Tunes
Innes
Glass pictures by Basil Bayne pioneer new stained glass
Basil R. Bayne of Gerrard's Cross England has invented a process to fuse differently colored stained glass into a single image. The method, hailed in England as a major advance, eliminates leadwork and enamels and promises cheaper production than traditional glass pictures.
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Basil R. Bayne
Gerrard's Cross
England
Oklahoma farmer kills 172 rats in one night
Hulbert Oklahoma farmer claims a single night effort killed 172 rats using a product called KR O Kills Rats Only promoted as safe for dogs cats poultry and chicks. The item references a USA government assurance claim and mentions the product being sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Okla
Hulbert
U. S
America
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Anti Acid Remedy
Digestive trouble from excess acid is common soda does not help and can irritate the stomach. Physicians endorse Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a neutralizing, fast acting antacid suitable for adults and children. One spoonful neutralizes acidity, relieves sourness, and leaves the body feeling sweet. Available at any drug store.
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Any _drug store
Fat loss claim from Kruschen salts Imitation ad copy
A reader from Monapa recounts losing nine pounds in 27 days on Kruschen Salts and urges daily morning doses of half a teaspoon in hot water. The testimonial touts rapid fat loss, improved health, clear eyes, and a “Kruschen feeling.” It urges buying a 55 cent bottle with a money back guarantee from any druggist.
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Monapa
America
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