Germany faces new government as Stresemann governs
The article outlines Germany under Gustave Stresemann after the Cuno era, with a coalition government, a planned gold-based economy, and talks on reparations. It notes Franco-British tensions, potential independent German French talks, and possible debt arrangements including France’s stake in German industry. It also covers U.S. noninvolvement and political movements in Germany.
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Europe
England
France
Cuno
Gustave Stresemann
Belgium
Italy
America
Germany
Great Britain
Stresemann
Brunswick
Nhis
Reichstag
Berlin
United States
Arnold Rechberg
Ruher
Herr Rechberg
Curzon Note Denounces Interallied Debts and Ruhr Action
The note to France and Belgium urges immediate action and questions the legality of the Ruhr occupation. Britain seeks repayment of loans to fund debt to the United States and threatens a separate settlement with Germany. France rebutts Curzon's debt terms and notes the Ruhr move originated in Britain and was backed by the reparations panel.
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France
Paris
Germany
Great Britain
London
Washington
Curzon
Ruhr
Hague
Wilson
Poincare
the Muain
Frankfort
Bee
Belgium
World Court
Britain
United States
England
America
Robert Horne
House of Commons
Reparations Commission
Journal Des Debats
Coolidge Confirms Policies and Cabinet Viewpoints
President Coolidge and his cabinet outlined key positions including cooperation with Europe on reparations without US entanglement, plans to collect debts from foreign governments, support for farmer relief, strict budget economy, and immigration restrictions. No call for an extra congressional session.
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Coolidge
White House
Harding
Europe
United States
America
Secretary of Agriculture
Davis
Congress
President Goolidge Officially Reassures Public
An incomplete 1920s fragment notes President Goolidge issuing official statements to reassure the public. The garbled text hints at confidence and decisive action replacing prior reluctance or shyness in leadership.
Diplomatic progress and oil price war update
Representatives John Barton Payne and Charlies B Warren returned to Washington with signed records from Mexico City including the two claims conventions and the subsoil petroleum and agrarian law interpretations. An international court appointed umpire was arranged for the United States and Mexican claims commissions as diplomacy resumes. The gasoline price war spreads with 16 cent sales in South Dakota and 20 cent posts after Governor McMaster orders uniform reductions. federal action may follow. A coal mine explosion at Kemmerer Wyoming traps 138 men and kills 98 despite rescue efforts.
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John Barton Payne
Charlies B. Warren
United States
Mexico City
Washington
Mexico
Payne
Warren
Permanent Court of International Justice
Ot the
Hague
Mexican Claims Commissions
McMaster
South Dakota
Middle West
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Kemmerer
Wyo
Amon de Valera Arrested at Ennis Rally
Amon de Valera was seized by government troops during a republican meeting in Ennis County Clare and imprisoned. The arrest comes amid the ongoing campaign for the upcoming election in the Irish Free State.
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Amon DE Valera
Weather Bureau Forecasts Help Fruit Growers in New York
Weather forecasts are essential for spraying to control pests in New York fruit crops. County agricultural agents lead the advisory service, notifying growers to spray at the right time, with about three to five applications per season and total yearly spraying costs around three million dollars.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New York State
Weather Bureau
New York State College of Agriculture
New York
Oregon Farmers Boost Wheat Yield With Hybrid 128
Union county farmers followed the county extension agent’s winter advice to plant Hybrid 128, achieving an average gain of 6.1 bushels per acre and more than 48,600 extra bushels with no extra labor. About 92 acres of the 1922 planting were certified for seed.
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Union County
Oregon
United States Department of Agriculture
Methods to Fight Flies on Farms Warned by Entomologist
George Dean Kansas state entomologist advises using repellants on animals to deter flies and suggests destroying hornfly breeding sites by scattering animal droppings. He notes old rotting straw piles as breeding grounds for stable flies and urges cleaning them up where possible.
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George Dean
Kansas State
Dean
Grit Essential to Hen Health and Feeding Economy
Grit is vital for fowls aiding feed digestion in the gizzard and preventing strain or disease. Each pen should keep a grit box to ensure proper nutrient absorption and possibly improve bone strength and plumage as evidence suggests.
Diseases of Raspberry Plants Hard to Detect
Many raspberry diseases are hidden in the soil and roots. Avoid using plants with hard knots or galls on the roots as they spread to other plants. Such infected patches can contaminate entire fields and should be discarded to prevent further spread.
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Dra
Co-Operative Drying Plants Favored for Small Growers
Community fruit drying plants aid small orchardists by monetizing surplus fruit. A careful district canvass determines profitability, size, and type of evaporator, with emphasis on mature sound fruit and flexible, general purpose design for apples peaches plums and prunes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Check Cucumber Beetle by Using Dust Mixture
Iowa State college entomologist Car J. Drake recommends dusting young cucumber plants with calcium arsenate and gypsum. Apply after emergence, then two to three times weekly, 10 to 12 applications per season, with extra dusting after rain or severe beetle pressure.
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Car J. Drake
Iowa State College
Destructive Qualities of Heavy Motor Trucks
Destructive qualities of heavy motor trucks threaten smooth roads despite massive road building. Motorists nationwide rely on better highways as commercial trucking expands. Road improvements race to keep up with growing long distance travel and truck transport.
Sudden Change in Milk Feeds Affects Laying Flocks
Farmers who feed milk products to laying flocks should avoid abrupt shifts between sweet and sour milks. Regular or small amounts prevent digestive upsets and prevent changes in mash or grain rations that disrupt laying. Buttermilk skimmed milk and curd are acceptable when fed consistently.
Silage Cutting and Packing Guidance from USDA
The USDA says corn for silage should be cut fine and packed firmly in the silo to maximize feed quality and capacity. Ideal lengths range from one quarter to one inch, but the longer end packs less well and is less desirable.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Barnabas the Man and Philanthropist in Acts Teachings
Lesson centers on Barnabas in Acts showing his original name Joseph and name meaning Son of Prophecy He sells property to aid fellow believers and lays funds at the apostles feet His character as a generous exhorter and friend to Saul helps the church grow in Antioch and Jerusalem He is a model of Christian kindness and leadership in early ministry
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Barnabas
Joseph
Simon
Peter
Saul
Paul
Antioch
Syria
Acatioch
Jerusalem
Barnabais
Jersalem
Christ
God’s Eternal Universe Nursery Ground Quote
A brief reflective line by F. W. Robertson presents the idea that earthly life is a nursery ground before being transplanted into the vast forest of God’s eternal universe.
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God
F. W. Robertson
Among Men and the Burden of Change
A concise meditation on character and resistance to change. The quotation contrasts weak minds with hard hearts, suggesting strong aversion to upheaval among those who profess most love for novelty.
A Bad Paymaster The Devil Knows His Own
A cryptic note cites the phrase The devil knoweth his own and proclaims a bad paymaster figure named B M, reflecting a moral warning in a dated voice.
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B. M
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