Sweet clover regarded as nuisance yet soil improver
A North American bulletin notes sweet clover as a nuisance in many western states where it flourishes in waste places and roadsides Yet it also praises its value for reclaiming waste land its deep roots fixing nitrogen and aiding drainage In the south it is seen as a weed though cows may eat it after early growth County experts warn the tall bloom stalks offend the eye and advise destruction after bloom A year of careful treatment with eradication fluids can remove it, says Prof L Le Pamine Iowa Agricultural College
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Smilly Forthort
Prncy Anis
Goff
Bret
Ifand
Golf
L, le Pamine
Iowa Agricultural College
Portable hen house boosts wheat waste control on farms
A Rural New Yorker excerpt describes a wheeled henhouse that moves across fields to clean up scattered grain, allowing twenty five hens to harvest waste wheat. It notes English practice and potential value on American wheat farms as grain prices rise.
Many Uses of Tar As Poultry Raiser Advices
An article advocates tar as a versatile aid for poultry houses and farm fields. It claims tar protects wood, boosts health in coops, helps prevent disease, and repels vermin. Advice covers tarning joints and crevices, whitewashing, adding tar to drinking water, and even promoting plant growth, with cautions about odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Norris
Chennell
Leo
Aura
Horse Nettles Threat to Farmland and Pastures
Prof. L. J. Pammell of the Agricultural College warns that horse nettle Solanum carolinense is spreading in northern states from Texas to the Midwest. A deep rooted perennial with prickly stems forms dense patches invading fields, roadsides and even city streets, injuring crops and pastures. He advises plowing to remove leaf litter, then sowing rye and monitoring for two seasons to eradicate the weed.
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L. J. Pammsel
Agricultural College
Towns
Feeding calves and practical dairy instructions
An old in-house manual emphasizes careful calf feeding from birth. Avoid overfeeding in the first ten days, keep pails clean, gradually switch from new to old flour rations, and provide a chalk or clay lick. Maintain a clean manger, scald and refresh feed, ensure a balanced ration with nitrate-rich elements, and avoid losses that hurt future profits. The guidance stresses daily tending, proper nutrition, and steady growth from birth to market.
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Hlack Journal
Among the Poultry Practices and Tips
A St Louis Republic item outlines best locations for poultry yards, feeding rations, and management. It notes lime use to control odors, regular goose plucking, and drying bedding with lime, plus methods to keep hens from eating eggs and to fatten turkeys and geese with specific feeds.
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St. Louis
Parachute Ascension Ends in Tragedy at County Fair
Miss Vandecesden, a native of the town living now in Frankfort Kentucky, died during a high altitude balloon ascent at the county fair. Despite warnings, she attempted a parachute jump from about 1600 feet and lost her grip, striking the ground and dying instantly as crowds and her grieving parents watched. Her fiancé was present and the couple had planned marriage next week.
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Ming Viiteermaden
N.Y
Mias Vandesresaden
Lal
Misa Vandecessden
Frankfort
Leily
Tragedy on Owensboro Fair Train Fight in Kentucky
A mob scene aboard an excursion train near Powers station Kentucky left seven African Americans dead and many injured after a clash over seating. Deputies Bullington and Stallington and local officials fired into the crowd as the train arrived, with women and children fleeing.
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Jota
United Statea
Moser Stallington
Negvoes
Uullington
Squire Alaridge
Marshal Jones
Col
John
United States
Bullington
Over a Trestle Accident on Georgia United Train
A passenger train No. 45 of the Atlanta and West Point line left Athinta at sunrise Sunday and tumbled from a high trestle over Osanappa Creek beyond West Point. Several passengers were injured, with surgeons sent from here. Names include Rd Vaughn, W. Kean, D. Gunningha, and Mull Ware among the injured. one possibly fatally.
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Georgia
Antanta
Cinq
Atlanta
West Point
Athinta
Suh O'Clogk
Osanappa
Creek
Sevcl
Rd. Vaughn
Kean
Charlotte
LeevGling Mtn
Lee
D. Gunninghaa
New Orleans
Hart Ami
Wueiown White Ania
Mull Ware
East Point
Japs Advance Cautious Toward Monkden In China War
A Vienna Times dispatch reports Japan advances cautiously toward Monkden avoiding bold moves. Japanese cruisers monitor the Chinese fleet in the Gulf of Po Chi Li. Japan plans to spare Pekin from plunder if captured. Diplomatic efforts may urge moderation in demands. Emperor’s palace in Melcin guarded by Mantehu troops. Tu’s works draw curiosity for uneven quality.
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Times
Pelin
Miey
Japan
Melcin
Mantehu
Wontoemura
Nether Dimes
China
Royal Baking Powder Ad Claims Purest Strongest Powders
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as the purest and strongest available, promising the finest tasting and most digestible foods. Dr. Haines of Rush Medical College is cited as confirming Royal’s purity and strength.
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Haines
Rush Medical College
Chicago Board of Health
Fragmented Quotations From Various Papers
A collage of brief jokes, quips, and captions from multiple newspapers includes lines about votes for women, future ambitions, piratical dreams, and comedic exchanges. It reads as a paste-up of light gossip and cartoon captions with fictional dialogues and ad-libbed exchanges across several papers such as Washington Star and Detroit Free Press.
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Morley
AES Thotticlgan Stove Company
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Pierce
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F.w.bird & Son
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