German higher education trails wartime in foreign student rise
Postwar Germany sees foreign pupil enrollment surge reach 25 percent in some universities as authorities curb nonGerman attendance. Despite wartime deprivations, overall student numbers grow in medicine and law while theology and philosophy drop. Berlin University tops with 32,724 students, far above 1914 levels.
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Vnilus
Tech
Trinter
Mechivil Val Engineering
Techniex
Frankfurt
Cologne
Hamburg
University of Berlin
Americans Eager to Enter Royal Levees in London
The American press notes a strong desire among Americans in London to attend King George and Queen Mary's levees revived after eight years. Ambassador Harvey reports eager applicants from all ranks, ranging from genuine courtiers to social climbers, as a Washington diplomat’s wife offers vivid impressions of the queen’s beauty and the ceremony’s gracious pageantry.
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London
King George and
Queen Mary’s Court
Harvey
George
Mary
War Finance Loans Cut AcrossExports and Agriculture
A historical report shows a large reduction in loans used to finance exports and farm needs since January 1921. Outstanding loans totaled about 714 million at year end, with additional advances and postwar adjustments noted as the bank resumed operations and reauthorized some credits.
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Eerpertien
Agere Voon
London Leads As Smoky World Of Fat Dust And Smoke
The article claims London dominates in smoke and dirt, citing health department figures for one month. It reports tons of dirt dumped on residents, with tar, carbon and grit as core components, and notes the city’s enduring air pollution impact on daily life.
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Londo
London
Department of Health
Betta Reinere
Prisoner Slips From Court to Seek a Drink
Court record shows a prisoner slipping away from a session to obtain a drink. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled OCR text but imply a lapse allowing escape or brief absence. Authorities may review custody procedures and courtroom security.
Hessian Fly Campaign Prompts Late Wheat Sowing
United States Department of Agriculture warns of the Hessian fly as a costly pest. State stations and county agents set safe fly free sowing dates, urging farmers to delay planting until after emergence. Ohio led a broad campaign with posters, school lessons, and county efforts to enforce the date, reducing losses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Auglaize
Hancock County
Anglaize
Marion County
Iren
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Ahnas New York
Pennsthanis
Control Leafhopper by Bordeaux and Nicotine Sprays
United States Department of Agriculture reports two years of work showing Bordeaux mixture, 44-50 formula, plus nicotine sulfate as a quicker but not more economical option for potato leafhopper and leafhopper control. Nicotine sulfate with soap kills nymphs but not long lasting. Apply thoroughly under leaf undersides with high pressure, spray both sides of every row, and make three to four applications as needed.
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Et Department At Agriculture
Tve
Borden Mintare
Unite States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Bordeaux
Washington, D.C
Handy trough to feed hogs
Tad Gorton explains a simple fix for feeding hogs to prevent spills. A farmer attached a wine board along the trough inside the pen, letting feed be spread along the entire length so all hogs receive an equal share.
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Tad Gorton
Keeping Bees at Work and Bee Hygiene Film Preview
A new motion picture titled Keeping Bees at Work demonstrates best practices in handling bees and disease control. It accompanies Hees How They Live and Work and covers hive preparation, swarm management, and general apiary care.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Darean
Weed Robbery Alert Warns Gardeners to Act
A cryptic wartime style notice urges immediate action against plant thefts in the garden. It calls on readers to sharpen tools and pursue the culprits, warning that many weeds and valuables are at risk.
Notice on Tremes and SITs Gey on ser attur
Russian women have a reputation for feign diplomacy and peliticiais, with ties to ser attur and simae sper tevin per tiers and SITs.
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Simae Sper Tevin
Feng Bora
Millet Feed Suggestion at DM Vege Ant Farm
The notice discusses millet as a late feed option found in four date batches at DM Vege Ant. It recommends ensuring the feed is paired, cured, and prepared for a Saturday or Sunday event. The advisory mentions gardens, mullet, seed feed, and suitability for horses, mares, cattle, and general thriving.
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Ertmuts Saweem
Omiakis
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Praised In Ohio Letter
Mrs Burkholder of Route 2 Wauseon Ohio reports her daughter suffered recurring back and leg pains but improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for two years. She testifies the product restored energy and warns mothers to trust the remedy for ailing daughters.
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Wanseon
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
A.M. Burk
Holder
Wauseon
Sixth Sense Saves Train From Possible Wreck
Robert Getz, a Sunbury passenger engineer, sensed trouble beneath his locomotive while carrying 100 passengers. He halted the train and found a brake rigging hanging by a shred of chain under the tank, preventing what rail men warned could have been a bad wreck.
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Robert Getz
Sunbury
Getz
Fa) Dispatch
Beginning of Prohibition Era Doctor’s Reflections
A brief dialogue contrasts beginner doctors and judges in days before prohibition. The young doctor asks about progress, and the judge remarks on staying early, with the second doctor expressing gratitude for not starting practice then. The exchange echoes cautious optimism and historical context.
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Secon
Lost His Spokes at Holiday Stage Appearance
Charles made his first stage appearance during holiday exercises showing notable nervousness. His mother reassured him, saying he did well despite fear. Charles admitted being a bit scared but believed his voice carried.
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Charles
One or the Other Flubb Age Woman’s Whispered Tale
A New York Bun blames a woman as Flubb-Age spreads rumors that truth will out. When not she tells, the woman’s best friend steps in to reveal what remains hidden. The piece threads gossip, loyalty, and social judgment in a brisk urban sketch.
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Dubh
New York
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