Women seek public office few in Republican ranks
National Capital notes that few women seek or receive nominations in Republican primaries. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton cites low numbers among nominees for Congress and state legislatures, contrasting Democratic lists. Names include Alice Robertson, Winnifred Mason Huck, Lindsay Patterson, Lydia Adams-Williams, Francis Axtell, Nina Oter-Warren.
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Washington
Harriet Taylor Upton
Republican Nations Executive Committee
Reyiltes
Congress
Fed
Democratic Party
Upton
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Winnifred Mason Huck
Chicago
William B. Mason
Lindsay Patterson
Winston-Salem
Charles M. Stedman
Lydia Adams-Williams
Nevada
Francis
Axtell
United States
Nina Oter-Warren
New Mexico
Klan Protest Threat Feared In Arlington Virginia
Arlington County faces possible Ku Klux Klan protest linked to alleged sexual immorality and disorder around Arlington cemetery and nearby roads. Letters from the Klan threaten officials if gambling drinking and bootlegging persist. Residents report nightly rendezvous with cars bearing District and Virginia licenses and litter and loud talk near the cemetery.
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Ku Klux Klan
Arlington County
Virginia
Arlington National Cemetery
Clarendon Station
Washington-Alexandria
Rosslyn
Fort Myer
Night air mail plan outlines coast to coast service
Post official Paul Henderson Suid outlines 28 hour all night air mail flights from New York to San Francisco within a year. Night routes would use beacon lighting and floodlit fields to ensure a daylightlike path from Chicago to Cheyenne and a Detroit to Meng0 start in October during Michigan events.
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United States
New York
San Francisco
Alaska
Paul Henderson Suid
Aeronautical Clamber of Commerce
Aeronauticat
Automobile Club of America
Henderson
Branch of
Aeronaution
Conatecwst
Detroit
Mengo
Air Congress
Michigan
Chicago
Cheyenne
Old Bell Still Answers Duty's Call in Washington
A historic bell from the 1880s endures in Washington serving at the Propagating Gardens. It rang to mark labor shifts for the Navy building and the Washington monument era, later aiding the finishing touches on the monument before moving to a new home. Superintendent Byrnes oversaw the gardens, with Howle now heading the Agriculture Department greenhouses.
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Myrom
Joe
Washington
Navy
Washington Monument
Congress
Mts. Wirgind Navy
State Department
Wan Butte Haut
Sey
Uncle Sara
Byrnes
Howle
Department of Agriculture
Record Wheat Harvest in Western Canada Reaches Historic Peak
Histories of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta note a record wheat yield of 850 to 970 million bushels from 21.471 million acres. Public bodies and 40 000 workers from multiple regions coordinated rapid harvesting, with Manitoba finishing first and diverse provincial results from drought and rain. Alfalfa and grain notes include strong rye and barley crops and guidance on safe pasturing to prevent bloat and protect future yields.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mile Waya
Enst
West
Abo
Te West
Western Canada
Capitalista
Motorists Will Approve Road Detour Opinion
A motorists' paper argues that while detours through a sand stretch are disliked the existing road beyond the fence is better, and drivers would approve the longer route to reach a better roadway.
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Hell
Aspirin Bayer Ad Claims Genuine Tablets
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on aspirin products. It touts Bayer tablets for headache toothache and other pains with packages of twelve tablets priced cheaply and bottles of 24 or 100 also sold by druggists.
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Dales
Bayer
Weather Reports Guide Late Autumn Bee Flights
A Wisconsin beekeeper uses USDA weather forecasts to time late autumn and early spring flights for honeybees. By checking Milwaukee weather office forecasts he housing dates to avoid winter stress, noting cleansing flights improve hive health and reducing losses compared to beekeepers who ignore forecasts.
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Unites Departu
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Thispiarlet
Sweet Clover For Pasture Rotations In Farming
Farmers report biennial white sweet clover as a strong pasture plant in rotations with corn oats and clover. Plant 20 pounds scarified seed per acre and lime adequately to grow red clover, enabling an acre to pasture a cow for a season. Permanent pasture may improve by integrating sweet clover into rotations.
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Soma
Faroyere
Grasshoppers Prefer Oats over Other Grains in Montana
A United States Department of Agriculture investigator notes grasshoppers favor oats when abundant in Montana. When food is scarce, hoppers reduce foraging distance and will not travel far to access preferred oats.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
Made First Family Garden
About 260000 families started a home garden or altered their practices in 1921 after demonstrations of improved methods by agricultural extension agents, per reports to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Exhibits Displayed By Extension Club Members
County extension club members showed 4 800 exhibits at community fairs and 6 000 at county district and state fairs last year, according to reports to the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Extension Cluba
United States Department of Agriculture
Balance Ration for Fowls Tips for Hen Feed Ratios
Advice on feeding hens warns that grain is preferred over mash and too much grain reduces egg production. Recommend reducing grain and increasing mash or balanced feed to keep hens healthy and laying well.
Japanese Beetle Infestation Causes Tree Foliage Damage
The Japanese beetle was more abundant this season over a wider area. Serious damage to foliage touched many trees, especially fruit trees and certain shade varieties, per the United States Department of Agriculture. Early fruit such as apples and peaches suffered notable injury.
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United States Department of Ag#l
Otis
Invariable Rule and Morning Bath Quip
Fragmentary dialogue about routines and preferences. The lines hint at a character's insistence on consistent habits and immediate actions, contrasting calm baths with rushed mornings.
Mrs Viola French Praises Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
Mrs Viola French of Danville testifies the Golden Medical Discovery restored her strength and outlook after nervous weakness. She credits a friend for the recommendation and urges others to obtain the treatment from their druggist and request the free medical advice card from Dr Pierce in Buffalo.
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Viola French
Danville
Hazel St
Tableta
Mquid
Frea
Pierce
Edgeworth Tobacco Ad Claims Sparks for Ideas
A melodramatic brochure extols pipe smoking and Edgeworth tobacco as a muse for ideas. It promises free samples to pipe-makers and urges buyers to seek Edgeworth by mail or through retailers, touting creativity and distinct taste as key benefits.
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Ed Eworth
Edgeworth
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