Russians in America to Send Food Aid to Russia via Relief Office
A plan allows remittances to benefit relatives in Russia through the American Relief Administration. Money must be sent from the U S to New York with a recipient name and address in Russia, in sums of ten dollars or multiples. Moscow will coordinate delivery from American relief warehouses to beneficiaries.
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Cretary of
Russia
American Relef Administration
New York
American Relief Administration
Washington
London
American Relef .Administration
Moscow
Rocky Mountain National Park policy defended by Estes Park chamber
The Estes Park chamber of commerce along with 61 local business leaders endorses the national park service transportation policy for Rocky Mountain National Park. They condemn opposition and affirm the policy as best for public interest and travel, urging continued support of the park’s transportation arrangements and management.
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Mountain
Colorado
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Yosemite
Yellow Stone
National ‘Parks
Interior Department
Western
National ‘Park Service
Rocky Mountain
Rocéky
Hetes
Park Chamber of Commerce
Estes Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
National Parks
National Parks Service
United States
Federal Officials Seek Reform of Juvenile Crime
Federal officials study the rising juvenile crime arc across the nation. Attorney General proposes federal camps to train offenders while Interior and Labor departments evaluate reforms and training. Officials warn reform needed to prevent youths from leaving reformatories with bitterness and criminal stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Labor
Justice
the Interior
Dollee
Harding
Interior and Labor Departments
American Merchant Marine Failing to Compete in July Exports
Statistics show U S merchant ships held a smaller share of exports in July 1921 while foreign rivals regain control of imports. Shipping board vessels carried 15 percent of exports, private American ships 60 percent, and foreign ships 25 percent. July 1922 saw continued shifts with imports dominated by foreign vessels at 64 percent.
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Merican
Grege
Bureau of Foreign Find ‘Domestic Commerce
Gregg
CBOE
Axe
The
Shipping Board
Shipping ‘ Board
Corn Borer Spreads West Threatens Ohio and Canada
The European corn borer, now spreading along Lake Erie from Ohio to near Indiana, may cross from Canada via the Detroit River. USDA reports warn of heavy Ontario infestations and urge Ohio–Canada cooperation to halt the pest, urging farmers to cut stalks close and plow in fall.
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Ohio
United States Department of Agriculture
Lake Erie
Indiana
Canada
Detroit River
Ontario
St. Thomas
Pennsylvania
Jurlea
Massachusette
Ohio River
Stig
Mississippi River
Europe
Austria
New Eingland
New York
Suggestions to aid farm timber owners and marketing
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines ten proposals to help farm timber owners market wood. It urges obtaining prices from many mills, consulting neighbors, researching local requirements, advertising to secure outside competition, and using written sale agreements, with additional guidance in Warmers Bulletin 1117.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Services of
United Stated
Department of Agriculture
Offora
Division of Publications
Washington, D. C
Preventive Measures for Hog Vermin Infestation
The United States Department of Agriculture notes hog lice stay with host animals and spread mainly via contact with infested hogs. Clean and disinfect pens after exposure and treat facilities with approved disinfectants or creosote dips to prevent infestation before new hogs arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Take-All Resistant Wheat Varieties Identified in Iowa and Indiana
US Department of Agriculture reports eight wheat varieties showing immunity or strong resistance to take-all disease in Illinois and Indiana. Varieties named include Beloglina Crimean Durrell Dietz Longberry Warly May Falcaster Fultz Gipsy Gladden among others such as Grandprize Harvest King Kanred Kharkof Leap Malakor Mammoth Red Mediterranean Minnesota Reliable and Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Reliable
Nigger Pesterboden
Poole
Portage
Pride of
Modernizing Tokyo Acclaimed Mayor’s Urban Renewal Efforts
Tokyo advances modernization under Mayor Baron Goto as major streets undergo construction and the city sheds its old charter for a modern look. The effort aims to elevate beauty and convenience to rival other world capitals. A separate advert promises Cole’s Carbolic Salve heals cuts and burns quickly without scars, available via mail order.
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Tokyo
Baron Goto
Circus train arrival and a hopeful boy at Bragon
A young boy asks a tentman for elephants to water as the circus unloads in Bragon. The tentman shrugs and assigns tasks while the boy, wide eyed, watches from the front row, his attention captured by the unfolding circus scene.
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Bragon
Tan
No Wonder Dobbs Stringent Home Finances Comment
North notes his wife forbids spending on timpln money while West recalls he belongs to twenty eight lodges, indicating social and financial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Dobbs
Timpln
West
Bread of Starving Russia Describes Makeshift Lebeda Bread
A peasant from Sa-Tara in Soviet Russia recounts how lebeda bread is made from boiled lad en leaves and grass mixed with one-third flour. The green, indigestible loaf swells the stomach, causes worms and may lead to death, Moscow Pravda reports.
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Sa- Tara
Soviet Russia
Moscow
A Woman After AIL Seeks Love Over Discord
A woman pursues what she generally desires and attains it. She seeks love rather than monotony, while noting that hatred of monotony fuels discord and conflict in relationships.
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National Park Service
U.S. Merchant Marine
Farmera
Barth, Gants
Retu
Patna
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford
Deyervett
Gicus
Bayer
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