Nicholas Longworth Dies At Aiken After Spring Vacation
The long serving Ohio congressman Nicholas Longworth died of pneumonia in Aiken South Carolina while on a spring vacation. Alice Roosevelt Longworth aided doctors and nurses in the final hours. Born November 5 1869 in Cincinnati he attended Harvard and Cincinnati law school but pursued public service and politics becoming speaker after twenty years in the House.
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House of Representatives
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Aiken
D. C
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Cincinnati
Longworth
Franklin School
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Cincinnati Law School
Cox
Nicholas Longworth
House
Ways and Means
Lang anti English policy shocks London amid New South Wales debt
In a tense London scene Prime Minister Lang signals antipathy to English finance by decrying a bill payment dispute. Scullin pledges NSW debt takeover and suit to recover funds, while critics warn of repudiation echoes. The piece also notes tax proposals and legal actions surrounding government spending and a high-profile bribery case.
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Lang
New South Wales
Australia
London
Scullin
Fowl Pox Spread by Mosquitoes Warned by Expert
Professor Matheson of New York State College of Agriculture explains fowl pox in chickens is spread by mosquitoes not chicken pox. He cites Cornell Rockefeller Institute work showing transmission by bloodsucking insects and urges mosquito control and vaccination to prevent outbreaks.
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Robert Matheson
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Matheson
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Cornell
Management of Turkeys Not Well Understood
The article notes turkeys require careful handling from hatch to market. It warns that confinement can yield higher success than free range, stresses avoiding cecum worm exposure from chickens, and advises fresh ground and distance from old yards. Nebraska research highlights avoiding overcrowding with one square foot per poults and cautious group sizes.
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Nebraska
Powdered Skim Milk Benefits for Laying Flocks
The article outlines using powdered skim milk in laying hen rations as a protein source. It suggests replacing meat scrap with powdered skim milk in the Cornell laying mash formula and notes liquid skim milk as a drink option may replace part of the mash meat component.
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Cornell University
Grain for a Hen and Feeding Tips from Authorities
Grain intake depends on other feed like mashes or scraps and should be eaten cleanly with nothing left. Fresh ground bone is good in moderation about half an ounce per bird daily. Warm milk is not recommended for laying hens and it is better to allow meal to sour before feeding.
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Ella Young
United States
Young
Vassar
Smith and Mills Colleges
Victoria
B. C
Miss Young
State Department
Seattle
California
California University
Keep Houses Clean Against Otter and Manure
During July and August neglecting manure removal is common. Cleaning matters due to mite risk. If a house was painted or sprayed with coal tar within six months mites should not bother. Accumulated manure breeds flies and attracts them. Flies spread tapeworms, a harmful parasite.
Jesus Teaches Prayer by the Widow and Pharisee
A lesson on true prayer from Luke 18 1 14 contrasts persistent faith with self righteous boasting. The widow pleads for justice to illustrate how God aids his elect while the proud Pharisee relies on ritual and self righteousness. The humble publican seeks mercy confessing sin and Christ declares him justified.
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John
Jesus
Christ
Ile
The Ear of God in a Friend with God’s Ear
A quoted meditation on friendship and divine listening speaks of finding a friend whose prayers carry one’s name and cause to God. The verse emphasizes the rarity and longing for such a listener and advocate.
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Alexander Whyte
Trusting in God as Creed and Self Reliance
Quotation from George Macdonald argues that faith should not be limited to trusting in God for oneself alone but extends to broader reliance. The line emphasizes personal faith as essential to spiritual life.
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George Macdonald
Tanlac testimonial touts stomach cure and weight gain
Mrs. Fred Westin of Portland Oregon claims Tanlac cured years of stomach trouble restoring health and adding 27 pounds. The advertisement promises relief from indigestion gas pains nausea dizziness and headaches and notes the product uses natural herbs and costs less than 2 cents per dose with a money back guarantee.
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Taniac
Fred Westin
T. North
Portland
Ore
Milk of Magnesia A Quick Comfort For Upset Stomachs
An old advertisement promises fast relief for stomach upset and excess acid. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe, doctor endorsed remedy usable by men women children and babies. Available in 25 and 60 cent sizes at drugstores.
Department of Justice Defends Government in Various Suits
The Department of Justice acts to defend the government in multiple ongoing lawsuits, asserting legal positions and representing federal interests across the cases.
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Department of Justice
Kruschen Salts Claim Fat Loss and Health Boost
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts reduce fat and boost energy. It touts a four week bottle priced at 85 cents, says it aids digestion headaches and mood, and promises a money back guarantee if fat loss is not achieved.
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