Mussolini Promises Massive War Strength in Europe
Mussolini proclaims Italy can mobilize eight million soldiers with a simple order, denounces eternal peace, and asserts a strong army after Avellino maneuvers. Germany expands armed forces with higher corporate taxes, while a second U boat flotilla is planned. Polish General Rydz Smigly visits France, signaling closer ties amid looming conflict.
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Mussolini
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Avellino
Il Duce
Italy
Germany
Otto Weddigen
Europe
France
Edward Rydz - Smigly
Belfort
Rydz-Smigly
Paris
Albert Lebrun
Leon Blum
Delbos
Maginot
Nancy
Poland
Death of Secretary of War George H Dern in Washington
The report notes the death of Secretary of War George H Dern at Walter Reed hospital in Washington from heart disease and influenza complications. Dern, 64, a former mining engineer and Utah governor, received a large federal delegation at his funeral in Washington and Salt Lake City, with President Roosevelt attending final rites.
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George H. Bern
George H. Dern
Walter Redd
Washington
Dern
Utah
Army High Command
Salt Lake City
Great Mormon Tabernacle
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Drouth
Bismarck
N. C
Morris L. Cooke
Welford
Nye and
Frazier
North Dakota
Holt
Wheeller and Murray
Montana
Mr. Roosevelt
Pierre
5. D
War Dern
Serious feeding time for turkeys
University of Nevada extension expert explains profitable turkey rearing. Growth spurts in months two to four maximize feed efficiency, with declining gains after month seven as feed costs rise. Proper feed quantity and composition crucial for high meat yield at market.
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Cline
Turkey
Turn on Electric Lights to Increase Egg Supply
C S Platt of Rutgers University reports that artificial light can offset the normal summer decline in egg production. Over two years in New Jersey egg laying contests lights increased production for two to three weeks after starting. Lights run from 4 a m DST to sunrise. stop after late October for older hens.
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C. S. Platt
New Jersey College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Weak-Legged Chicks and Remedies in Montreal Herald
A Montreal Herald author argues leg weakness in chickens stems from various causes and can be offset by sunlight and cod liver oil added to mash. They warn against sole reliance on cod liver oil and suggest post mortems by a pathologist to check for internal parasites in affected chicks.
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Farmers of America
Department of Agriculture
Montreal Herald
Water for Hot Weather Chickens Keeps Hens Thirsty
The poultryman must provide constant access to clean cool water. In hot weather layers drink as much as the keeper, so the water supply should be abundant and never run dry to support body function. Ensure the summer henhouse water remains fresh and plentiful.
Preserving Infertile Eggs For Best Shelf Life
Infertile eggs preserve better and stronger. If fertile eggs are used they should be candled. Water glass solution mixes one quart water glass to nine quarts boiled cooled water. Four one-gallon containers hold 40 eggs and 3 pints 10 ounces of mixture. A five-gallon container holds 200 eggs using 18 pints of mixture. Best results with fresh gleaned infertile eggs.
Jade Experts Warn of Missing Treasures To Reappear
In Washington for McKinley inauguration, a Buffaloni an joins critics in a jade talk. Dealers from Canton to Peiping expect rare pieces to return, recalling Dowager Empress snuff bottle sold for $20,000 and a jade ring cut into three pieces for $8,000 per fragment. Jade must be deep green translucent with no clouds, says Pei and Brownlow. Fortunes ride on old jade’s rising value amid world market shifts.
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China
Washington
District of Columbia
Chinese Turkistan
Peiping
Yunnan
Burma
Canton
Boxer
Jade Street
Mr. Pei
No. 14
Pei
Brownlow
WNU Bervieg
War Financing Frutit Pays Piper Lottery Millions
This week explores war financing, American cooperation for peace, and the strain of European costs. It discusses French prices rising on bread and veal, the burden on households, and the need to curb foreign gambling and lotteries. It also quotes ideas on American aid, European debt, and education from a German Olympics context.
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Alcazar
Spain
Madrid
Frutit
America
Brisbane
United States
France
Dublin
Hospitals
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Kane
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Tondon
Guadarrama Mountains
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Denmark
Ruth Bryan Owen
Boerge Rohde
King's Royal Life Guards
Rohde
William Jennings Bryan
Florida
William Homer Leavitt
Maj
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British Royal Engineers
American Bar Association
Boston
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
Association
W. C. Bullitt
William C. Bullitt
Moscow
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Rydz- Smigly
Ickes
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Interior
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Winnetka
Ill
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