American engineers master large telescope disks in the United States
American scientists led by Dr. George W. Morey report overcoming mechanical barriers in making large telescope disks. After early 9.5 and 12 inch disks, efforts focus on 20 and 36 inch sizes with a new electric furnace to control cooling and remove stress.
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New York
United States
George W. Morey
American Chemical Society
Geophysical Laboratory
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Germany
Rhine
Progress in Eradicating Common Scab From U S Sheep
The article notes that common scab once hindered the U S sheep industry but significant progress has been made over the past decade. It explains how open Western ranges spread the disease and the need for federal aid to regulate interstate sheep movement to stop cross state infection. The mites are highly contagious and can be harbored by animals other than sheep, making early treatment essential to prevent widespread infection on pastures and facilities.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Bright
Missouri
J. Coons
W. Main St
Malden
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
New Era in U S Flight With All Metal JL-6 Monoplane
John M Larsen unveils the JL 6 all metal monoplane hailed as a major leap in aircraft design. The frail spruce and linen ships of World War I are said to be displaced by this metal fuselage and wing craft with minimal wind resistance, greater speed, and room for six passengers.
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New York
America
John M. Larsen
Aeronautical
Larsen
Junker Company
Germany
Bodie
Raoul Lufberry
Hugo Junker
Berlin Farmers Weigh Keeping Guns Amid Rural Tensions
Minister of Agriculture Braun told a Tageblatt representative that some German farmers resist surrendering firearms to protect homes. He noted some arms are held for subversive aims but are fewer than believed, urging calm to prevent an organized outbreak.
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Berlin
Braun
Tageblatt
Herr Braun
Vets Receive Money Due Half Century
Two Civil War veterans aged over 80 received state aid for unpaid bounty and interest dating from more than fifty years ago. They were among the oldest ten veterans granted similar relief at the session of the board of state auditors.
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Lansing
Board of State Auditors
Jay Rial’s Circus Dream Becomes a Childrens Charity
A father tells of Jay Rial a kind boy who loved the circus. He grows into a man who funds free circus outings for hospital and home children ensuring thousands share the joy. His dream to give others a delight becomes a lasting reality.
Scientific Feeding Principles for Animal Diets
Feeding is best when nutrients are supplied in the right proportions to meet diverse animal needs without waste. It follows from studying feed composition, digestion by different animals, and varying requirements during rest, work, milk, wool, meat, and fattening. Practical use requires considering cost and adaptations of feeds.
National breeders endorse Better Sires Better Stock movement
The National Breeders and Fanciers Association of America backs Better Sires Better Stock to raise fur bearing animals in confinement. Through its secretary it informs the U S department of agriculture and notes members also breed rabbits cavies and mice for pets and science. The value of purebred sires is high for these classes due to their prolificacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Breeders and Fanciers’ Association of America
United States Department of Agriculture
Breeding Sows Decline Across States in 1920
The Bureau of Crop Estimates reports a 9.9 percent drop in breeding sows for the year ending April 1 1920. South Carolina and Georgia hold steady, Florida Texas and New Mexico rise, with the largest declines in Massachusetts Indiana Illinois Missouri North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Kentucky Tennessee Montana Wyoming Colorado Arizona Utah and Idaho.
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Bureau of Crop
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Texas
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Indiana
Llinois
Missouri
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
Idaho
Conversation Sparks Cruelty to Animals Society Song
A caller asks a society officer if he belongs to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The officer confirms his role and a caller offers to sing a song dedicated to the society, asking to remove the cat from the room first.
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The
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Hot Weather Advisory for Eatonic Users
Advertises Eatonic tablets to prevent stomach upset in hot weather. Claims taking one tablet before meals and after eating reduces acids poisons and gases, improves appetite, and relieves feverish thirst. Presents Eatonic as safe, candy like, and suitable for stomach and bodily troubles from overeating and cold drinks.
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Chicago
Money Knowledge Without Wealth Sparks Teasing Talk
In a light exchange Mrs. Torkins notes Charlie’s extensive banking and currency explanations. Charlie modestly replies with a playful compliment about his lack of wealth.
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Charlie
Mrs. Torkins
Bayer Aspirin and Lemon Juice Safety Claims Ad
An old advertisement promotes Bayer aspirin tablets claiming long standing safety and physician use with unbroken Bayer packaging and directions for headaches toothaches and more. It also touts lemon juice as a skin whitening stain remover and remedy for insect bites rust ink and fruit stains.
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Bayer
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Lowell Observatory
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Ariz
Optical Glass Corporation
John P. Holland
Holland
Revolutionary Party
Ireland
Long Island Sound
Waal
U.S
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Harbor
New Orleans
Ia. 8
Gleaven
Gonmanding
Daddy
Jay Rial
Little Jay Tial
Jay Ring
Jay Tinl
Fanciers’ Association
Bureau of Estimates
Fletcher
Bellans
Belfor
Lans
W.N.A
Kansas City
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