World News Recap Reflects North Atlantic Powers and Crises
Reports flag naval arms limits failing as Congress reopens in January. Hughes program sinks. four power treaty questioned. Debs freed and commutations granted. Volga relief bill signed. Railroads, coal and steel face rate disputes. battles over Submarines loom. Rand debates and labor movements surge amid global tensions.
Ohio items recount a string of 1922 crimes and incidents
A Cleveland store safe robbery yields 1500 to 2000 dollars while a raft of accidents and crimes play through Ohio towns. Deaths include a 15 year old in Logan from a rabbit hunt and a 11 year old in Cleveland during sled racing. Fires, thefts, and a wide range of local disasters are reported across Youngstown Cleveland Columbus Akron and other cities with various losses and injuries.
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Kresge
Cleveland
Martin Brunny
John
Logan
J. H. Pulis
Circleville
Eagle Avenue Hill
Michael Semilla
Robert Sullivan
G. F. Pillars
Ala Schaeffer
Victory Board
Cincinnati
Stanley Turner
Lancaster
Harold Botts
Gutthridge & Rand
Youngstown
Nick
Dominic
Louis Mazzerenta
Fedele Vangelista
Ashtabula
Forestry Department of
Camp Sherman
Charles C. Gallagher
Hartman Line
Columbus
Gallagher
Ohio
Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau
Springfield
Fred Colburn
Mason Evans
New Methodist Church
Cuyahoga Falls
al Kauffman
Roberts Department
J. G. Donnell
Ohio Oil Company
Findlay
Associated Ohio Dailies
Delbert Born
Meeker
Marion County
Wooster
Central Viaduct
Steslton
Citizens’ Trust and Savings Company
Salvation Army Citadel
Coshocton
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo and
Ironton
Peter 8. Christensen
Lakewood
Washington C
Joseph R. Cooper
Charles B. Ellis
Clemens-Oskamp Jewelry Company
Breese Brothers
John Winmel
George Be
Emmet
Sandusky Bay
Sandusky
Antonio Battiste
Battiste
Lodge Riddle
Lisbon
Anna C. Riddle
John Gannon
Donald Jordan
Carey
McCutcheonville Road
Toledo
William Grubb
Thelma
Charles R. Seifert
East Liverpool
Dennis Trodden
Effert Beverage Company
Westenhaver
Henry F. Hilert
George E. E Gcott
Marysville
Russia
Edward Prewett
John A. Caldwell
Santa Claus
Re Hill
Marion
Police Pension Fund
Iva. Miller
Akron
Solomon Miller
Bryan Harger
Wadsworth
Hubbard
Clara Re@mon
Caret Lema
Ea . Wright Department
Dairy Facts and Feed Efficiency in U S Cattle
The article notes hundreds of millions of dollars in feed used annually for 23 million U S dairy cows. It argues net income rises with improved production through feeding and breeding, but wastes from low producing cows erode profits.
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United States
Dairy Cows as Efficient Farmers Transforming Feed to Milk
The article explains how dairy cows convert silage hay and concentrates into milk shaping farm profitability. It compares market choices for feeds, notes average US milk output around 4000 pounds annually with 160 pounds butter fat, and describes simple methods to test butter fat and keep herd records for improved production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Cow Testing Association
Winter feeds for heifers and shelter needs
Young heifers should receive ample feed and shelter during winter. Provide bulky feeds like silage, stover, hay, fodder, and concentrates such as cottonseed meal, wheat bran, shorts, rice flour, alfalfa, pea hay, and peanut hay to build body.
Testing Cows and Velvet Beans in Dairy Feeding Trials
Practice of testing cows to determine milk and butter fat production and feed consumption by cow testing associations grows to 452 in the United States. Velvet beans used as dairy feed are improved by cracking soaking and grinding, with grinding showing profitability in feeding tests.
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United States
Texas
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eases cramps pains and backache after long illness. The ad describes women’s symptoms, praises plant-based preparation, and notes renewed health as symptoms fade with continued use.
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Lydia Pink- Sham
Les
Della ScHouz
Salisbury Street
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wise Figuring Gyrene Quips On Space From Trucks
A Leatherneck rider in a side car remarks that passing a motor truck with six feet of space avoids a grave outcome. The driver agrees, joking that it’s better to keep distance than end up in a cemetery.
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Armament Conference
Congress
Washington
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White House
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America
Debs
Volga Valley
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Fulton
Atlanta
Thomas Walter Bickett
Raleigh, N. C
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Dorchester
Taylor
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Hendred
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Schreiver
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Jayne Sheriff
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Elys
Knox County
Kentucky
Russ Baker
Barbourville
Tim Pine
Jim Bodkins
Chick Bodkins
Bernard B. Shively
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
Harold F. McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago
International Harvester Company
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Edward Daugherty
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London
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Charles Henry Davis
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
William A. Ketcham
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
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Dublin
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Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Foreign Office
Cairo
Madeira
Zita
Austria-Hungary
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Victor Emmanuel
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Matatupera
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Griffith
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Berlin
Lloyd George
Germany
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Peking
Liang Shib
Chin
Yun-Peng
Calcutta
Louis
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Carne Mit. Co
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Parker's
Papencoan
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Fnsoox Chemical Works
Petohogus
Hunt
A. B. Richarde Medicine Co
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Alma
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Harmie
G. B. Orwbaugh
Starr Ave
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Eastern Ave
Indiana
Hudson's Bay Company