Wireless Market Reports to Inform Farmers Nationwide
Government and universities expand wireless market reports to farmers and related interests. U S Department of Agriculture dispatches daily national market updates from multiple stations, with local reports relayed to banks, papers, and co operatives. Educational institutions in Missouri Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska Nebraska and Texas prepare to broadcast and train farmers in using radiophone systems.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
Omaha
North Platte
Neb
Iock Springs
Wye
Sniko
Nev
Reno
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Eeastern Tsinois
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
State Bureau of Markets
Wisconsin
State Department of Markets
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Minnesota College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
New York
Missouri State Market Bureau
Jefferson City
First Sympathectomy for Arm Pain Performed in Salem
In Salem Oregon Martus Sa hue underwent an operation of sympathectomy thought to be the first in the United States. Surgeons removed part of the cuff of the brachial artery from the stump of his arm to relieve pain in the amputated limb. The cuff contains a sympathetic nervous plexus linked to the pain source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
United States
Martus Sahue
First wireless market report spread by USDA aims to inform farmers
The United States Department of Agriculture broadcast the first national market report by wireless from the U S Bureau of Standards station just over a year ago. Officials say expanding cooperation among state and federal agencies has made rapid progress possible and that the goal is to make the American farmer the best informed in the world with continued progress next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Chambers of Commerce
State Bureau of Markets
Osio
University of Oho
Texas Markets and
Texas
University of Tusus At
Austin
United States Bureau of Standards
Department
Federal Department
Gray Squirrels Multiply in England Invading Wider Areas
The Times notes American gray squirrels introduced to England have spread from London into wide areas. They delight London parks while drawing criticism for potential nest destruction of warblers and alleged competition with red squirrels, prompting calls for fuller inquiry into their ecological impact.
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London
England
The
Times
Central Park
New York
Bedfordshire
Regent’s Park
Office of Works
Croy
Data on all marriages signals age shift, not rising matrimony
Census Bureau data show the share of married men 15+ rose from 55.8 to 59.2 percent over a decade to 1920, likely reflecting age structure changes due to immigration rather than a bigger propensity to marry. Breakdowns by state reveal varying shares of married women, with Wyoming leading and Nevada lowest.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Wyoming
Mississippi
Arkansas
Nevada
Minutoth Spring Father Welcomes Tiny Registered Birth
Minutoth Spring Arkansas reports Dr F Curtis aged eighty and his wife aged forty four welcomed a twelve pound baby girl recently. The couple had two previous children who died, leaving one surviving newborn in the family.
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Minutoth Spring
Ark
F. Curtis
Owelrtti
Bank loot buried in Versailles park uncovered
Detectives unearthed 360000 francs from four preserve jars buried in Versailles park. Armand Grenet a former army aviator and Legion of Honor knight confessed to embezzling 400000 francs from the Bank of France keeping 40000 and hiding the rest in jars.
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Paris
Bank of France
Versailles
Armand Grenet
Legion of Honor
What It Is A Napper Henry Style Cigarette Holder
A new fashion item called What It Is A Napper Henry appears as a stylish cigarette holder. The feature describes the holder design and its intended use as a novelty accessory.
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Henry
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy At-Home Coloring
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes for dyeing draperies, skirts, and sweaters with simple directions. It claims no streaking or running and advises telling the draperies shop whether fabrics are wool silk linen or mixed. The copy adds a moral note about work and women's uplifting role.
Portrait Exhibition friction between husband wife
A man complains loudly while viewing a portrait exhibition with his wife as they argue over a better view. The wife retorts that the ideal is in the mirror, highlighting a tense domestic moment amid the event.
Fragmented OCR Quote From Unclear Speech Fragment
An unreadable OCR snippet recounts a speech opening with a phrase about "Young, hidies of '21' and those of twenty-six" drawing smiles from the back of the room, leaving the context and speaker unclear.
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No Southern University
Marriage license entry of 1833 notes clerk declined honor
An Indianapolis News note discusses an 1833 Marion County record where a clergyman wrote in the clerk’s office that a marriage between Jacob Hashaw and Nancy Ayres was performed. A pencil inscription adds that the Indy declined the honor.
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A. T
Jacob Hashaw
Nancy Ayres
Marion County
Indy
Indianapolis. News
Mechanical Servant and Whisky Rescue At London Home
A poorly dressed man collapsed and a passerby doctor checked his pulse as a medic prepared a syringe. A workman offered whisky to revive him, pouring some into his throat and the patient revived slightly. London Mail reports a proposed mechanical servant with domestic tasks outlined.
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Tim
Sentry conflict delays relief in stormy patrol
In a stormy shift change the new sentry and the corporal clash over a late relief. Huck the sentry accuses the guard of delaying the pass as the American Legion Weekly notes a tense moment on post.
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Bimh
Huck
American Legion Weekly
Prospects Sought by Vermont Papec Ad Prospect
Advertising inquiry from Vermont Papec seeking prospects and sales leads. Message mentions a niece and references a Boston script and curtailage sales context. The note lacks clear names or dates but implies outreach for potential buyers or partners.
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Adv
Vermont
Papec
Wile Jow
Boston
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertisement Claims Fabric Safety
An advertisement promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for home use noting it makes clothes white as snow and promises no fabric damage. It claims wide availability from all good grocers.
California Fig Syrup Ad Urges Mothers to Use It
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup for infants and children to relieve constipation. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness by cleansing the bowels and advises asking a druggist for genuine syrup with age directions on the bottle to avoid imitations.
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Chia
California
Immense Diamond Moves to New York with Researchers
A renowned diamond said to rival the Kohinoor arrived in New York carried by Lavarre a Washington scientist. He claimed the gem was found in British Guinea by a Black helper during a diamond expedition and accompanied by James McDonald of Harvard. They sought a fabulously valuable stone though the vein eluded them. The gem was taken to the customs office for inspection.
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New York
Woo
Lavarre
Washington, D. C
British Guinea
James McDonaad
Harvard University
Guinea
Apperickessn
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Zoological Society of London
Joyd George
No. 10
Downing Street
Buries Bank
France
French Legion
Apella
Brewnlae
Doan
Haskell Kingsborough
Albany
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. J
Erates
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogne
Indiana
Probien
Willesden
London Mail
Pry
Pat
Baby Eye & Furniture
the Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Herod Wakefield Co
Nant
Wees Menominee, Michigan
Rawleigh
America
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Liberty St
Freeport, Hi
Dobbs Chemical Co
Memphis, Tenn
Budking
Woon Mar
Postum Cereal.Co., Inc
Battle ‘Creek
Mich
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