Agriculture Dept Sees More Milk From Fewer Cows
Washington reports the Agriculture Department救s annual dairy study shows potential to supply more milk with fewer cows if each cow increases production by 100 pounds per year. Data from 22 million US cows highlight testing of 400,000 cows monthly and gains from breeding, feeding, and herd improvements.
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Maryland Lutheran Sunday School Centuries Celebrated
Special Sunday services marked the 100th anniversary of the Maryland Lutheran Sunday School in Frederick. Organized December 2, 1827, under Rev. Abraham Beck, the celebration included a congregational reception Wednesday night. Beck earlier pastored Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Winchester from 1813 to 1827, after Rev. Christian Streit, first American born Lutheran pastor in the area, and prior to Lewis Richelberger’s 1828 to 1833 tenure.
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church of
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Lewis Richelberger
Christ mas seal sale call for wider help and funds
The notice urges more buyers for the annual Christmas seal sale to fund local medical care. It stresses the need to aid invalids and prevent tubercular spread, describing the stamps as messengers of beer and Santa Claus to suffering souls, with life at stake.
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Santa Claus
Apple Shipments From New York To British Markets
Apple shipments from New York to British ports for the week ending December 3 totaled 31 523 boxes sent to London Avonmouth Liverpool Glasgow Southampton Manchester Cardif Bristol Halifax and other ports. The report credits G R Cooper Haradden and Company with the figures.
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Seven Die In New York's First Big Snowstorm
Seven deaths attributed to the first heavy snowstorm of the winter disrupted transportation across the New York metropolitan area. About 6,000 unemployed men joined emergency snow squads as streets cleared. The storm dropped to 26 degrees but warmer, fair weather was forecast for 48 hours.
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No Agreement For England and Russia
Geneva officials report the Soviet refusal to accept responsibility for communist propaganda in England blocks progress on the Anglo-Russian quarrel. Maxim Litvinoff stressed to Sir Austen Chamberlain that Moscow cannot be blamed for Third Internationale agitation, widening the diplomatic rift and delaying a return to European affairs, with cautious hopes for future talks.
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Coast Guard Weighs Three Shipwrecks Off Graveyard Coast
Coast Guard officials questioned whether three large ships or only two sank off Cape Hatteras in the Graveyard of the Atlantic. Elizabeth City reports ongoing efforts to confirm the number of vessels lost.
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Storm-Tossed Coast Guardsmen Report Iris Ship Near Cape Hatteras
A Hatteras Inlet Coast Guard message to Morehead City said an air ship previously sun reported had moved a mile and a half from Cape Hatteras. The weekend gale and rain eased today with sun shining and repair efforts hoped to resume as land lines failed.
Farm Bureau Orator Warns Farmers Slide Toward Peasantry
Dec. 5. William E. Dodd of the University of Chicago warned the American Farm Bureau Federation that farmers face a downward road to peasantry. He cited high tariffs, banking, railroad, and immigration laws squeezing small farmers, noting two million have left farming in six years as prices stay low while consumer costs rise.
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William BE. Dodd
American Farm Bureau Federation
Prof
Dodd
History Department
University of Chicago
Socialism label sparks debate on banks and farmers
A fragment discusses lowering rates and a railway labor strike, warning that taxing banks or placing merchants and city groups under control could fuel bolshevism. It urges statesmen to address the issue to maintain public support or risk losing it.
Lindbergh Narrowly Escapes Plane Wheel Mishap
Associated Press dispatch from Hasbrook Heights New Jersey reports Col. Charles Lindbergh narrowly escaped injury when a wheel of his Spirit of St Louis struck a hole during an unspecified flight. The incident occurred December 5 as the famous aviator handled the craft over the area. No further details on injuries or motive for the maneuver were provided.
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Hasbrook Heights
N. J
Charles. Lindbergh
Spirit of
Lindy Cruises In Tilted Plane Near Airport
An accident at an airport left Lindy taxiing across a field with a hole in the ground. Officials say if the hole were deeper the plane could have been thrown. It is unclear if the plane could resume its flight.
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