Problems Facing Striken World Amid Bolshevik Tension
Frank Comerford argues Allied powers failed clear policy toward Soviet Russia after World War I. He cites Wilson remarks in Paris, describes unrest prior to Bolshevik rise, and criticizes Western press and employers for inflaming class strife while masking true Bolshevik aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Comerford
Wilson
M. Pichon
Quai D’orsay
Paris
Russia
Lloyd George
Balfour
Mr. Pichon
Baron Sonuinio
United States
Red
Lenine
Trotzky
Beig
Denikine
Kolchak
Petlura
Yudenich
Admiral Kolchak
Semenoff
Kalminkoff
Rozonoff
Siberia
Western
NeWananaz
Capek
Michigan News Tersely Told
Michigan towns report varied notes from jail deaths to rail and road issues. Projects expand capacity at Grand Rapids National Biscuit Co. plant while Adrian faces bond and water rate turmoil. Kalamazoo and Port Huron push infrastructure, housing, and utilities as crime, accidents, and labor needs populate the county briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids—National Biscuit Co
Maryville
Adrian—City
Kalamazoo
Jenny Genty
Besancon
France
Kalamazoo College
Owosso
Grand Trunk
Coranza
Grand Rapids
Ted Budzinski
Geneva
N. Y
Kent State
Coldwater
Branch County
William H. John
Charles Friedrich
Bronson
Mich
Mt. Clemens
Joseph Zugar
Detroit
Lawrence Steiger
Steiger
Port Austin
Lakeside
Port Austin Electric Co
Marshall—Marshall High School
Michigan Athletic ‘Commission
Thomas W. Bigger
Cadillac
Consumers’ Power, Co
Caro
Richard Cadabba
Marquette
Morris
Michigan Railroad Co
Holland
George P. Hummer
Michigan Furniture Co
Sault Ste. Marie
Northern Michigan Wholesale Co-Operative, Association
Menominee
Walter R. Hicks
Isabelle
Wells
Manager Commission
Maggie Foote
Cadillac Gas Co
Grand Rapids Gas Light Co
Armada
Harry Blue
Pontiac
Hillsdale
Edand James Barstow
Edward Barstow
Beef clubs cut meat costs for households through cooperative shops
Beef clubs and cooperative butcher shops spread among American farmers to lower table meat costs. Members rotate slaughtered stock over 8 to 16 weeks, receiving dressed weight minus shrinkage and coupon value. Surplus meat sells to trade at a discount while strict supervision ensures prime cattle and careful handling to preserve quality.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Coastal
South Carolina
Iowa
Cooling meat after slaughter and handling tips
The article explains cooling carcasses promptly without freezing them. It notes ideal cooling at 34 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit and recommends timing slaughter for favorable temperatures. In summer, dress animals at night and move carcasses to a cool cellar before flies. It warns against exposing meat to fresh paint or kerosene odors.
Preparing Animals for Slaughter Feed Deprivation Duration
The text states animals intended for slaughter should be kept off feed for 24 to 86 hours. It argues that full feeding leads to a forged system and improper drainage of veins, producing a reddish unattractive carcase as a result.
Obituary of Granny the Jellyfish and Her Protectors
The Scotsman celebrated Granny a jellyfish or sea anemone living sixty seven years in educated circles under five guardians. Sir John Graham Dalyell kept her watering with mussel meals and she bore many offspring. After Dalyell and four successors, Granny died due to botanist neglect or ill treatment.
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Scotsman
John Graham Dalyell
John
Granny
Sir John
How Much Is Enough to Eat for a Growing Child
Science explains a 12 year old's hunger depends on age size and activity. A boy may need more than a girl due to more exercise. a small father may require less than his romping child. Growing children need bread milk fruit and energy. avoid relying on sweets. Monitor weight to gauge needs.
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Cadillac
Board of Education
City Commission
Clemens
Martin Crocker
Arthur Wringnitz
Herman Mason
Decatur
Lawrence Hamilton
Chicago
Here
Port Huron
Michigan
Constantine
Richard Raudman
Mildred Preston
Constantine High School
Moore Park
Marauétte
Michigan Pikes. Association
Pathfinders
Manistignue
Escypaba
Manistique
Escanaba
Lake
Michigan Shore
Bobbie
Center of Sponge Industry in Nassau Bahama Islands
Nassau the capital is a bustling sponge hub. Coral streets converge on the sponge market where carts carry sponges along Bay Street and boats shuttle in and out of harbor. Sponge brokers display signs as yards overflow with sponges while workers pound and dry the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Bay Street
Fatal Word Whips Old Argument Into Marriage Rift
A newly married couple split over a single word spoken during courtship. The bride recalls the night Henry proposed begging for one word to seal happiness, while the husband retorts that the word spoken now differs from what was asked then, fueling a quarrel that cannot be pacified.
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Henry
Rain Goal Sparks Barometer Question in Drought Tale
In a drought tale a farmer buys a barometer and asks how to set it to rain. A shopkeeper offers standard readings while the impatient buyer presses for rainfall setting. The piece ends noting Lansing city council defeated an ordinance on a counting board for elections.
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Yorkshire” Foot
Lansing
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Strisken
Europe
Michigan News
Carleton
John Ziomek
Allegan
Kalamazoo River
Baker Co
Adrian
Adrian Water Co
Saginaw—Village
Chesaning
Byron” G. Coryell
Farmers’ Exchange
Bank of
Port Huron. &Detroit Railway
Security. Trust. Company
Hanay ™ Brothers
Bay City
Bay City & Western
Port. Huron
Lawrence Yorn
Mar‘iette, Mich
Michigan Farm Bureau
Albion
Albion College
Alma
Jesse Wolford
William Zank
John Ct
Cavillé
Bark River
Gadillac
Hartford Automotive Parts Co
Hartford Conn
Acme Universal Joint Co
Monroé
Chris Monol
Mae Smith
Andrew
Regenerus
Ionia
Henry Bell
Maude
U. S
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