Rainbow division in one man J Hamilton Lewis
The article profiles Senator J Hamilton Lewis known for a storied “Rainbow career” spanning Virginia Georgia Washington Illinois and Chicago It notes his long public service from Georgia and Washington to Illinois and his roles in the Spanish American War and the Alaska boundary commission.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Senator Lewis
United States
Tle
J. Hum” Lewis
Virginia
Georgia
University of Washington
Congress
Pacific Coast States
Lewis
Brooke
Cuba
Frederick D. Grant
Porto Thies
England
Lodge as Kaiser Foe in Senate High Gear
The article portrays Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as a strong anti German figure since World War I began. It notes his prominent Senate power on foreign relations and finance and naval affairs committees and states his term ends March 3, 1923 ensuring continued wartime influence.
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Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Kaiser
Hei
Boston
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Harvard University
Bean City
Senate
Ambassador in a Hard Position in Washington over Carranza Policy
The article discusses Mexican Ambassador Bonillas in Washington facing a grim balance as Carranza’s neutrality is faulted and pro German hints loom. Wilson’s faith and Diaz’s pro Entente leaning are debated as to shaping Mexico’s future. Washington reports claim the German minister may steer policy, testing Bonillas amid uncertain guidance.
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Carranza
Mexico
Senor Vyolaccio Bonillas
Washington
Wilson
Felix Diaz
Mexico City
Goringa
Carranza Trankin
Calif. Rep Julius Kahn Forges Massive American Army Plan
California congressman Julius Kahn long championed a prepared American army through multiple terms. As World War II intensified he still advocates a force of at least 4 000 000 and urges prompt, large scale mobilization to speed victory. He stresses readiness to win quickly and decisively.
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Representative Kahn
United States
Representative Walon
Congressman Kahn
Leghorns Proven Strong Foragers In Any Setting
Leghorns are ambitious foragers and excel when kept in the right environment. They will scratch from garbage heaps to gardens and rose beds, demanding secure wire fencing to prevent yard breaking, as they can clear seven foot fences if given space and opportunity.
Make Hens Work for Living and Balanced Diet
The article explains feeding hens to prevent obesity while ensuring production. Use litter to urge activity, adjust grain and egg producing food balance, and avoid excessive grain. Provide morning mixed grain, outdoor pasture, and include green foods like cabbage and turnip tops for dietary benefits.
Pennsylvania urges saving old hens for next spring breeding
The Pennsylvania department of agriculture notes early hatched pullets are scarce this fall and urges poultry keepers to save all good old hens for next year. The best hens keep red combs and continue laying, and should be marked and used as breeding stock next spring.
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Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Supplying Egg Shell Material for Heavy Egg Production
When hens lack sufficient egg shell material due to feeding and handling, fewer eggs are laid and the shells are too thin for market. The statement notes that the price of a single egg could sustain a good layer for a year.
Comb Health Indicator For Fowl Vital Signs
The comb reflects a fowl’s condition with bright red color and firm texture signaling good health. Pale soft or dark purple combs warn of illness and should be checked promptly for underlying issues.
Proper Care and Feed for Young Calf
USDA guidance on raising calves emphasizes steady growth with affordable rationing. Provide clean, high quality roughage from two weeks, introduce grain by the second week, and increase to about three pounds daily by the third month. Use cracked corn and wheat bran as the base, with supplemental oats and linseed meal as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Community Livestock Breeding Boost Urges Cooperative Action
The shortage of animals amid wartime praise for community breeding using purebred sires. Cooperatives can share costs, exchange sires, and advertise the community to boost livestock quality and production. Extension Circular 33 offers details and sample constitutions for organizing associations.
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Missouri
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service of
College
Applying Manure to Soil
The article urges early incorporation of manure into soil for effective rotting and nutrient release. It favors mixing manure into the soil rather than surface application and promotes daily manure use on level fields over storage, in any season.
Local Woman Adds Fourth Divorce to Record
Mrs Laura Berryhill of Chattanooga Tennessee has reportedly obtained the fourth divorce in her collection. The notice promotes Garfield Tea claiming it cures constipation indigestion sick headache and bilious conditions and suggests drinking it at retirement.
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Laura Berryhill
Chattanooga, Tenn
Nuns Aid Firefighters In East Mariches Blaze
In East Mariches South 1 a three story wood and stucco building burned despite bucket brigades. Twelve nuns living there joined the efforts before the fire proved unconquerable and the structure was destroyed.
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East Mariches
S. 1
Color contrasts affect airfield landings for aviators
Aviators note that dark land areas such as plowed or burned fields warm the air above them more than lighter colors like stubble. This creates atmospheric disturbance that can complicate or endanger landings.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Ear Cure
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. A constitutional remedy is needed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces. The Eustachian tube inflamed causes rumbling and hearing loss. reduction of inflammation may restore hearing. One dollar for any case cured by Hall's Medicine. circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Splendid Work by Woman Dr Elsie Inglis Led War Units
Dr Elsie Inglis organized the Scottish Women's Hospital units staffed entirely by women. She offered early war service to Britain, served with France, led a unit to Serbia, was captured by Austrians, released in 1916, then commanded in Roumania and southern Russia before dying of overwork and disease after bringing her unit to port. Born in India and educated in Edinburgh and Paris.
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Elsie Inglis
French War Office
France
Serbia
Inglish
Roumania
Dobrudja
Russia
Doctor Inglis
India
Edinburgh
Paris
How to Calculate Motor Horsepower from Current
To find horsepower of an electric motor, if current is direct multiply volts by amperes and divide by 746. If current is alternating also multiply by the power factor. Some meters provide power factor while others read volts or amperes.
Cinnamon in food touted as measles preventative by British physician
A British physician claims cinnamon mixed in food acts as an excellent preventative against measles. The remark follows a broader quip that many so called smart men appear clever only by their own self delusion.
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