Department of Justice Best Record in History
The Department of Justice reports a record 15 months under Attorney General Daugherty with the most work in its history done for less money than prior year. The piece notes a surge in cases, staffing upgrades, anti trust prosecutions, Supreme Court wins, and strong performance across courts as a testament to government of laws.
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Department of Justice
United States District Court
Daugherty
United States
Charles St. Thomas
Colorado
Senate
C.F. Reavis
Nebraska
Tuusie Coammitte
R. D Maiullough
Ohio
Meier Steinbrink
New York
Chaaries PF. Ilogies
House
Alexander Reed
Department
Attorney General's Office
United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Claims
Attorney General's Department
Harding
Republican Administration Highlights Achievements
A brief recital of fiscal gains under the Republican Party. Debt and expenses cut. Liberty Bonds issued at par. Unemployment reduced as jobs expanded. Peace advanced and a steady budget established. Prosperity revived under leadership. John T. Adams, chairman, Republican National Committee.
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John T. Adams
Republican National Committee
Republican Record of Economic Improvement Under GOP Control
A summary of the 16 month transformation cited by supporters: debt reduced by large sums, government costs down from 5.54 to 3.80 billion, unemployment down except where strikes occur, and renewed private investment. The piece credits budget reform, businesslike policies, and a unified executive and Congress for stabilizing the economy and repelling previous Democratic policies. It argues the GOP will run on this record without apology.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Republican Congress
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Berry and Victory Bonds
Wilson
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Raincoat of Paper From Mitsumata Leaves
A brief note describes Mitsumata paper raincoats, made from leaves and stems of a small abrab plant in the Japanese mountains. An unrelated confession scene follows where a customer asks for the best butter and an assistant responds with a joke about Margarthe.
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Japan
Margarthe
Vacuum Tubes as Oscillators Create Undamped Radio Waves
An oscillator using a three electrode vacuum tube converts DC plate energy into undamped alternating current across a wide range from 0.5 Hz to 150 million Hz. Proper circuit connection yields sustained oscillations, enabling undamped radio frequency signals for amateur use and continuous wave telegraphy.
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Weiss
Static Facts in Radio Merchandising and Antic dote
John Walker Harrington explains static as stray electrical disturbances that hinder transmission and signposts the need to tune circuits. He describes three electrode tubes, self excitation via mutual inductance, and methods to reduce or eliminate static through sharper receivers and directional antennas.
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John Walker Harrington
Radio craze spawns engineering boom and civic plans
The Buffalo News notes wireless kissing plans for christening gear and travelers hearing Niagara from beds and hotel rooms. Freehold NJ suggests farming plow handle radios to amuse courser miles. Chicago asks 68000 for police radio gear. St Louis plans roof receiving set for concerts. US radio equipment spending tops 5 million weekly. Canada sales soar 100 percent monthly since December 1919. Federated American Engineering Societies report 900 engineers placed since January 1 with 20 new placements daily.
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The
Buffalo News
Buffalo
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Niagara
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
Canada
Federated American Engineering Societies
Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Methodist Ladies Bazaar and Supper at Church Parlors
The Methodist ladies will hold their annual bazaar and supper in the church parlors on Wednesday. Men from Don township in Clayton county have started a whitewashing drive to clean up dairy barns and sheds with spray equipment, improving milk quality and farm appearance while reducing pests before spring.
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Mendon Township
Clayton County
Hens Advised On Dry Grain Feeding Rules
Iowa State College poultry expert J. J. Warren warns that green or uncured grains can cause bowel trouble in flocks. With many chickens in Iowa this fall, use the best feed even if it requires buying dry grain. Overcrowding harms hens. spacious dry quarters can save enough winter chickens to justify the investment.
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J. J. Warren
Iowa State College
Iowa
Mr. Warren
Plan for Feeding Sheds and Dairy Barns at Iowa State
A dry comfortable shed boosts fattening gains in steers by saving energy from wind and storm protection. Iowa State College animal husbandry experts urge sturdy farm buildings and offer a bulletin with plans. Also notes historic fashion trends and the term heartbreakers once used for artificial ringlets.
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Iowa State College
Bulletin
Ames
Substitute for radium in luminous paint found
The article notes radium used for luminous paint may total a grain per year, draining a tiny supply. It explains a substitute, mesothorium, a by product in incandescent gas mantle production, offers a feasible alternative.
Evolution of artificial eyes through ancient to early modern work
The text traces the progression of artificial eyes from gold and silver in Egypt to copper and ivory, then porcelain in the sixteenth century. Early makers advertised by stamping their names and addresses on the white of the eye, documenting a historical craft and branding practice.
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Egypt
Difference in Greetings Duke and Cobbler at Daybreak
About a hundred years ago an English duke would return home at daybreak after nights spent gambling at his club. In that quiet hour two figures stirred in the London street. The duke and a cobbler exchanged a cordial greeting. "Good night, friend" the duke would say. "Good morning, sir" the cobbler replied.
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London
Weekly rotation helps busy mother divide duties
A mother with several children assigns each child one week to handle tasks. During a child’s week, that child helps with chores, attends to needs, and even arranges small wants in their room. The rotation continues with Edith, then the father, and so on. The plan aims to increase tasks accomplished for the benefiting child.
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John
Edith
Roman emperor Commodius’ early measuring carriage auctioned
Investigation shows a vehicle with distance and time measuring apparatus used before Christ. It was among Commodius of Rome's possessions. After Pertinax became emperor in 192 B C following Commodius’ death, the carriage was listed among the dead ruler's personal effects auctioned off.
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Commodius
Rome
Pertinax
Singing Structure of Jaipure and Uncle Sam Origin
A description of Jaipure in India notes a distant singing-like sound from air currents across arches and caves. The piece then traces multiple explanations for the term Uncle Sam, including Samuel Wilson and a contractor marking "fr. A., U. S." that workers read as Elbert Anderson and Uncle Sam.
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Jaipure
India
Uncle Sam
Samuel Wilson
Elbert Anderson
U. S
Watch for Mill Moths Attacks on stored grains
Town State College entomologists report several stored grain pests including the Mediterranean mill moth, Cadelle moth and the flour beetle. They advise heating or fumigation to control infestations, noting risks of fire and explosion with carbon bisulfide and recommending careful, stepwise treatment in elevators and bins.
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Town State College
Home for Sale Strictly Modern Close In
For Fire Lightning Tornado Farm Property Live Stock Hail General Liability Workmen's Compensation Plate Glass Steam Boiler Burglary Accident Health Automobile Fire Theft Liability Property Damage and Collision Insurance See W M Turner 37tf HOME FOR SALE Strictly modern close in Easy terms Phone 711 1.
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W. M. Turner
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