Cuba Crisis and U S Policy Debate
A lengthy, opinionated column attacks the Republican Party for Cuba policy, accusing it of delaying relief to Cuba due to sugar interests and urging action through Congress or executive means. It also critiques July federal finances, warns of a possible coming surplus, and argues against government by injunction while touching on labor, tariffs, and Philippine policy in sharp, partisan tones.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Patriot Army
Cuba
Lee
Republican Party
United States
Havana
New Republic
Repub-lieno Party
American Congress
Chicago Americana
Shaw
Alinals
Congress
Democratic Party
Chicago 1 Chronicle
New York Journal
Cummings
Jows
RepublicanState
Des Moines
Vernor Cummins
Nate Alison
Philadelphia Record
Pilippines
Cemird
Philippines
Louisville
Novelty Fall Fashions Spotlight Wide Velvet Ribbons
Dressmakers show fall shifts toward wide velvet ribbons in black or bright colors with belts or ribbon belts, blending summer with autumn styles. Features include satin and chiffon gowns, ornate passementerie, and extravagant sleeves. pongee and velvet trims appear on jackets and skirts with basques and postilion effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Automatic Poultry Feeder Novel device aims to reduce labor and feed waste
The article describes a clever poultry feeder with a bottom trap door and a sliding mechanism. Hunger prompts hens to step onto a shallow box where kernels tempt them. a weight releases the grain, dropping food to the ground. It also notes hay cutting timing and moisture retention, lime use with fertilizers, nitrogen conservation in stables, potential wheat production in Argentina, corn root structure, and a new paper berry box.
Inventions and poultry notes from a busy farm journal
The article discusses improvised paper hexes for paper products, import plans for colored margarine from Europe, and potential branding as Danish or New Jersey products. It notes exchange with poultry keepers, incubator use requires discipline, whitewashing for sanitation, and cottonseed meal as horse and mule feed.
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Aanpertings Hutter Tt
Europe
Wolland
Denmark
California
New Jersey
Pneumatic Canning Device Seals by Atmospheric Pressure
The article describes a sealing system for canned fruit to prevent air from causing fermentation and decay. The device uses a cylinder and piston operated by a hand lever to exhaust air from the jar, then automatically seal without external air intake, with a valve in the screw top for opening. Also includes brief kitchen tips on fish buying, lemon pie, coffee cream, scrambled eggs, and table manners.
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William H. Fredericks
Portland
Ore
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Michigan
New York Station
New England
Eveland
Argentina
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Robert Woods Davis
Philadelphia Press
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