Germany Moves to Stabilize Economy Under Stresemann
Stresemann seals cabinet backing for drastic measures to restore order in Germany. He seeks $100,000,000 from industrialists, vows possible confiscation of foreign-held funds, and may seize up to a quarter of private property. He aims to fund food imports first, then reparations, amid rising unemployment and political threats.
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Edward W. Pickard
Ermany
Stresemann
Reichstatt
Reichstaff
Germany
Herr Stresemann
Mussolini
Reichstag
Ebert
Bavaria
Berlin
Erzberger
Rathenau
Premier Fionan Replies to Lord Curzon Note
Paris Matin quotes Premier Fionan describing his reply to Lord Curzon as luminous like Frange skies and as hard as Lorraine steel. One answer was handed to the British.
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Frange
Lorraine
Fionan
Lord Curzon
Mellon optimistic on European reparations and stability
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, back from Europe, sees hope that reparations and other issues will be resolved. He reports England and France prosperous and doubts Germany will revolutionize or become communistic, citing German organization and constructive strength. He says Ruhr occupation goals were not met but does not blame France.
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France
Curzon
Paris
Germany
Ruhr
Great Britain
United States
London
Poinecare
Baldwin
Poincare
Mellon
Europe
England
Prolonged Coal Miners Strike Threat Grips U S
The looming strike by anthracite miners set for September 1 dominates policy concerns. A parley with operators at Atlantic City collapsed last week and government steps are being prepared. Chairman Hammond conferred with President Coolidge before the coal commission drafts its report addressing responsibility and government action. Coolidge then summoned F R Wadleigh and acting I C C chairman Aitchison.
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United States
Atlantic City
Hammond
The
Coal Commission
Coolidge
Commission
F. R. Wadleigh
Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spanish Moroccon rebellion tested by war and money
Ceuta district sees a harsh fight with Moroccans as Old General Weyler refuses a dictatorial command over Spain’s forces. Government hesitant to fund harsh measures fears a popular uprising over the costs.
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Ceuta
Weyler
French Riviera Fire Ravages Forests Destroying Villas
A massive blaze in the French Riviera has scorched about 75 000 acres of forest and destroyed numerous fine villas. Eight people are reported dead in the disaster affecting a region popular with tourists.
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French Riviera
6 Pesan parties ignite crackdown across states
The 6 Pesan parties, once popular in Oklahoma, prompted the governor to place Tulsa under martial rule and have spread to Texas Georgia and Morida with investigations under orders from state governors and promises of drastic action.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Texas
Georgia
Morida
Dam Break Destroys Arkansas Valley in Colorado
A cloudburst caused the Apishapa river dam to fail in Colorado’s Arkansas Valley. A wall of floodwater swept the valley damaging homes and property while railroad and automobile traffic were disrupted. Warnings came before telephone lines failed.
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Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Apishapa River
Portable Exhibits Expand Department Work Across Regions
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines portable exhibits as an effective way to present findings to the public. The exhibits reach 100 locations including fairs shows and meetings and even the Brazilian Rio de Janeiro exposition. Livestock activities will feature in club camps this summer with a carload of scrub sires shipping September 1. In October pure bred sires placed on farms will be shown at a county fair.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Office of
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Chicago
Portland
Ore
St. Paul
District of Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Dust Bath for Chickens Kills Harmful Insects
Farmers learn that dust baths act as natural insecticide for poultry. Chickens seek dry dust to combat lice and mites, especially in damp weather, and can use ash or coal ash with sifted cinders or insect powder added to improve effectiveness. Local extension efforts emphasize exhibits promoting poultry health and cooperative education.
Pure Bred Sires Boost Tennessee Sheep Flocks
Woolgrowers in several middle Tennessee counties adopt pure bred sires under the Better Stress Better Stock plan. Reports from O. O. Flanery of the Tennessee extension service show 78 farmers signed agreements to use pure bred sires exclusively.
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Middle Tennessee
United States Department of Agriculture
O. O. Flanery
Tennessee Extension Service
Kill Horse Nettles by Keeping Tops Cut Close
The only way to kill horse or bull nettles is to prevent growth from July to December. Nettles store food in their roots before winter, drawing sustenance from their tops. Keeping the tops cut close to the ground prevents this, so the plants cannot store food and die over winter.
Various Root Crops Are Excellent for Chickens
Root crops such as turnips beets carrots or mangels are excellent for hens providing bulk in the crop and aiding digestion. Mangel beets yield the most per small area among roots and should be planned for a portion of garden space.
Oat Improvement Plan Yields Dutchess County Results
United States Department of Agriculture reports show Dutchess County New York quickly adopting Commel Han oats. About 1 000 acres were sown and 8 000 bushels placed in ground after a Millerton meeting highlighted improved varieties. Local warehouses aided distribution and publicity spread to nearby communities. Hogs in good tone as mineral mix fed to improve hog health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Dutchess County
N. Y
Millerton
How to Curl Ostrich Plumes in a Damp Oven
Instructions advise placing damp ostrich plumes in a warm oven for a few minutes with the door left ajar. Caution is given to avoid excessive heat to prevent burning the plumes.
Knitted Scarfs Care Hint Tracked in Text
Washing knitted silk scarfs requires measuring before laundering and stretching to a specific length during drying. The guidance notes that without this step a father’s tie could fit the young son instead.
Tangerine Sport Coat With Versatile Shawl Collar
An imported sports coat in loose lines, of tangerine wool, lined with white. It features a wide shawl collar that can be worn in several interesting ways.
Periwinkle frock draws glances at English races
A standout dress described as periwinkle blue taffeta features a wide jabot and blazy lace with two frills on the skirt.
Sense as a Brand Advantage Across Markets
The piece argues sense or discernment matters more than brand in consumer choice. It highlights how clear value and reliable performance shape loyalty, with examples from multiple industries. It emphasizes practical benefits and trusted messaging over flashy advertising.
Swamp Root Kidney Liver Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement proclaims Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure vegetable kidney liver and bladder remedy not a stimulant with bottle weights medium and large and a sample offer for ten cents. It claims sworn purity with each bottle and urges readers to obtain the product at drug stores.
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Avery
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
For your daughter's sake use Red Cross Ball Blue
Advert fragment promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product claiming it gives a dainty appearance for girls. The line repeats a motherly tone urging use for a refined look. No concrete event, date, or organization beyond the product name.
Westminster hospital to close for six months for repairs
Open for Two Hundred Years. Westminster hospital, London's first subscription hospital, will shut its doors for the first time in two centuries for six months of essential repairs. It began in Petty France and moved to Chapel Street and James Street, with the present sham Tudor building designed around 1880 by Inwoods, the architects of St Pancras church, on Westminster market land where the Sanctuary church once stood.
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Westminster Hospital
Est
London
Petty France
Chapel Street
James Street
Inwoods
St. Pantras Church
Westminster Market
Moonlight in Summer Time Dream of Qgupid
A fragment imagines Qupid enjoying a rambling snap if the moonlight fell in summer. The line blends whimsy with celestial timing.
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Qgupid
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