Gandhi warns round table talks favor cautious self rule
Mahatma Gandhi at the London round table conference urged a partnership with Britain based on mutual agreement and self government for India while warning that a demand for decisive equity may be rejected. He said India would share misfortunes with Britain if equality and termination rights are respected.
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Ahatma Gandhi
St. James’ Palace
London
Lord Sankey
Federal Structures Committee
Mahatma
Congress
India
Great Britain
House of Commons
Round Table
Gandhi
Philippines
Patrick J. Hurley
United States
Senate
Hurley
Osmena
Manuel Roxas
Insular House
Washington
Union
Best to Cut Out Tuberculous Hens
The article argues eggs are safe if the flock has fowl tuberculosis since the germ is killed by heat. It warns against keeping tuberculous hens, notes the disease mainly harms digestive organs, spreads via contaminated feed or water, and recommends disinfection or replacing the flock with clean birds.
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Nebraska
Cull Non-Producers to Cut Feed Costs in Poultry
New York State College of Agriculture notes feed is about half the cost of keeping a hen with 90 pounds per year for average production. Over 11 years eggs per hen ranged 48 to 72, averaging 62. 69 eggs were needed in 1930 to cover feed costs. About ten dozen eggs cover total cost. Now is the time to cull old hens and weed out non producers to help the poultry business through the next year.
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Poultry Department
New York State College of Agriculture
Sanitation Boosts Poultry Labor Returns Says University of Illinois
H. H. Alp reports poultry farms using sanitation and good management yielded 76 cents per hour in labor value last year, versus 45 cents on farms not using sanitation, illustrating management as key to success. The Indiana Farmer's Guide notes the study and its implications.
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Timois
H. H. Alp
University of Illinois
Determining Flock Condition Through Night Handling
Observing a flock at roost helps gauge their true condition. Fat hens should have feed reduced and bran increased. if poor results persist, boost animal feeds like meat scraps. Excess fat hinders egg passage, while recognizing the “pink of condition” is a learnable skill with practice.
For Good Hatch The Essentials of Un Good Hatch
The guide lists four core hatchery rules: fertile eggs with one vigorous male per eight hens in general, specific male-to-female ratios for heavy, Rocks and Trees, and eight breeds. collect eggs the day they are laid. store eggs at 68 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit and turn daily. select eggs that are normal in shape and size.
Poultry Facts and Wild Turkeys Impact on Domestics
Poultry facts note chickens require at least four square feet per bird in small houses. It is claimed that a hen’s eggs reach maximum size in the second year of laying. Wild turkeys appearing near a tame flock greatly excite domesticated birds and a wild gobbler will attack a tame one, usually victorious over the barnyard variety.
Forgotten Heroes of Lexington and Concord The Derby Mission
In 1776 Captain John Derby carried a secret dispatch from the provincial council to London. He sailed aboard the Quero, reached England after 29 days, then traveled covertly to London to deliver the paper to Benjamin Franklin. Derby charged no expenses, aiding the patriot cause.
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Concord
London
Lott
John Derby
Salem
Dublin
England
Derby
Isle of Wight
Southampton
Benjamin Franklin
Massachusetts
Captain Brown
Brown
Captain Derby
America
Washingtons Spies and the Long Island Ride
New York historian Morton Pennypacker uncovers 150 year old documents detailing Washingtons spy network in the Revolution. The courier system ran from Brookyn to Setauket with Townsend Roe Woodhull Brewster and Tallmadge guiding pivotal rides that altered Newport and Major Andre’s fate, potentially shaping independence.
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New York
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Long Island
New York City
Robert Townsend
Nathan Hale
Austin Roe
Brooklyn
Setauket
S. 1
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Woodhull
Caleb Brewster
Maj
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Raul Rovers
Newport
Q. L
Whitestone
Admiral Graves
Rhode Island
Townsend
Brewster
Tallmadge
John Anderson
Major Andre
Arnold
Mr. Pennypacker
Colonel Wrumbull
L. P. Clover
Andre
Western Newspaper Union
Man in Denver Attempts Suicide in Vacant Lot
A 23 year old Denver man, tired of life, wrote a 20 page death note and used a pistol to attempt suicide in a vacant lot. He pressed the weapon to his temple and fired but the gun misfired. by the time police arrived he was sitting up, having fainted at the click. Passersby found the scene.
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Julius Cur
League of Nations
Germany
France
Poland
Little Entente
M. Briand
Mexico
Panama
China
Venezuela
Persia
Geneva
United States
Hoover
Denver
Irill
Woman asks for ax in radio shop remark sparks outrage
Gerald C. Winthrop of the New York noise abatement commission cites a humorous but troubling incident. A haggard woman entered a radio supply shop and asked for an ax after learning the store kept everything for radio.
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Gerald C. Winthrop
New York Noise Abatement Commission
Lightning strikes Battle Creek home causing damage
Lightning struck four sides of a Battle Creek Michigan house but did not injure the occupants. A bedroom mirror shattered where Mr. and Mrs. M J Ack ley slept. The porch lost two sets of golf clubs. The north side roof rose an inch and the strike traveled in along the radio aerial.
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Battle Creek
Mich
M. J. Ackley
Kruschen Salt Weight Loss Claim From St Louis Case
Mrs Mae West of St Louis writes she shed 20 pounds in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. She reports increased energy and no hunger, consuming half a teaspoon daily in hot water. The 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee.
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Mae West
St. Louis
America
Fort Worth preacher uses box office church funding
Rev R B Looper of Fort Worth Texas charges $1 admission to hear sermons adopting a box office idea. He believes most churchgoers have money when they attend and that a collection plate is not effective to raise funds.
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R. B. Looper
Fort Worth
Texas
Indianapolis News
Time is Money. Then why ain’t every hobo rich
A Louisvile Courier Journal quotation contrasts time and money with a skeptical remark on poverty and wealth. It reflects a critical wit about societal economics and efficiency.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Surprise Is a Warning on Beliefs and Faults
A reflective line warns that bold surprises challenge belief and that many admire faults without correcting them, urging awareness.
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