State Forestry as a Major Policy Must Include Timber Planting
The Breeders Gazette urges states to include forestry in agricultural policy. It notes 4,000,000 acres in New York and 85,000,000 acres nationwide idle and awaiting tree planters. The piece argues timber suitable land outperforms crop farming and highlights profits from timber land vs plow land. It warns forests are depleting and calls for systematic tree planting, extension, and scientifically managed state forests as long term assets.
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Connecticut
New Jersey
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Ohio Senate Defies President On International Conference
Editorial argues against partisanship in Ohio Senate as 28 to 5 vote opposes urging an international conference on reparations and Europe’s crisis. It contrasts business and farmer interests with humanitarian calls for a global, peaceful settlement and asserts public opinion will eventually outweigh partisan restraint.
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Europe
Ohio Senate
America
Senate
United States
Mussolini A Italian Minister and His "American" Cabinet
Giacomo Acerbo secretary general of the council of ministers in Mussolini's cabinet is noted as an emblem of the so called American style. He is a clean shaven sportsman from Loreto Aprutino and a decorated war veteran with five medals. Edward T. Sanford nominated by President Harding to be associate justice of the Supreme Court would give Tennessee two justices if confirmed. Sanford, born in Knoxville in 1865, had a long Tennessee legal career, taught at the University of Tennessee, and held multiple public roles.
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Council of Ministers
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Acerbo
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Loreto Aprutino
Abruzzi
Italy
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Supreme Court
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Knoxville
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Harvard
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Knoxville General Hospital
George Peabody College For Teachers
Universal Centres of Lawyers and Jurists
St. Louis
American Bar Association
Tennessee Bar Association
Yesterday in Ohio and Around the Nation Notables
A digest of historical Ohio events from 1814 to 1894 includes Symmes illness in Cincinnati and a Lincoln reception plan in 1861. It notes a 1829 county tax rate change, a Massillon mine wage dispute, and a Pacific coast earthquake one year ago. Birth anniversaries span Lord Forster, Lenroot, Zane Grey, Burns, and others. royal anniversaries and Canadian parliament rumors are also touched.
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Cincinnati
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Lepe
Australia
England
Henry A. Wiley
Charlestown
First Naval District
Alabama
Zane Grey
Zanesville
Irvine L. Lenroot
United States
Wisconsin
Superior
Wis
George H. Burns
Chicago American League Baseball
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Centennial birthday of Elise Vogel Polke celebrated in Germany
The article notes the end of January as the traditional time to check winter coal supply, marking a century since Elise Vogel Polke was born. Polke gained broad fame in Germany and is highlighted in today’s commemorations.
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Elise Vogel Polke
Germany
Ana
Celebria
Komical Telegrams from a Woeful Week in Cleveland
A clipped, witty column reports on neighborhood quirks and public figures. Eddie debates running a restaurant while Orrin earns fame as a supposed cook. Schwerts downsizes to domestic matters and a “Cookie” keeps the kitchen alive. Notes poke at politics, Prohibition, bootlegger jokes, and civic quirks with sly humor.
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Cleveland
Eddie
Orrin
Schwerts
John Smith Rites on Friday
A brief notice reports the funeral rites for John Smith scheduled for Friday. The item notes ceremonial details without further personal context.
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John Smith
Poems That Live On Death and March by Keats Bryant
A fragmentary poetic piece blends Keats on death with a March season ode by Bryant. It ponders life as dream and death as awakening while celebrating March skies, spring renewals, and distant brighter worlds through vivid natural imagery. The text cites John Keats and William Cullen Bryant as the quoted authors.
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William Cullen Bryant
ABE MARTIN Recalls Rhine Leave for U S Troops
Tillord Moots notes the moment when the Lark heard the troops must depart the Rhine and return home as the war in Europe moves toward its end. The local peanut farmer humorist reflects on duty and the soldiers preparing to ship out.
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First robin and blue sky report plus local events update
Thirty years ago William A. Braman sold 240 acres and thirty two Tots in what is now South Lorain for 40000 dollars. Gas leaked into two manholes on Broad Street causing a sewer explosion and damaged systems. A Carlisle man claimed a gray fox crossed Middle Avenue. Miss Marie Cole sang at the opera house with the Mandolin and Guitar Club as Miss Dole performed. The Woman's Relief Corps staged The Temple of Fame with about fifty youths. The Pair Association elected George H. Ely as president and J L Reed, George H. Lewin, and A H Mootes to officers.
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William A. Braman
South Lorain
Marie Cole
Opera House
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Park Wooster
Miss Dole
Strikes and Court Motion Tie Up Union Mine Clash
In West Virginia district court an emergency motion to dismiss a civil liberties suit tied to the Le Virginia miners dispute. The case involves efforts by a unions and federal troops to secure freedom for workers in coal operations. a training application and county actions are referenced amid a volatile labor scene.
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New York
le Virginia
Eadi
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