Dose of Happiness by Virginia Niles Leeds pyrial
A comic tale of Miss Malvina whose digestive organ causes social ruin until a past admirer Col Wilds, now a millionaire, reappears at The Rest sanitarium. After misadventure and a dramatic diagnosis, she finds happiness when he proposes marriage and funds her recovery, ending in a wedding and a new life.
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Miss Malvina
Miss Malyina
Miss Mal
Matying
Smithers
Miss Aialvina
Wesks
Axe
Col. Wilds
Tye
Tanet
Malvina
Co. Wilda
Colonel
Decorated Kaiser liner captain hailed for daring rudder loss rescue
Captain Polack of the North German Lloyd Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse is lauded after steering by propulsion when a sea carried away the rudder and stern frame. He rescued four crew members from a capsized boat, remained at the bridge through the storm, and guided the liner to Plymouth and then Bremen despite no rudder for 1,780 miles. He has received multiple honors from German and British crowns for valor and service.
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Nevin
Charles Malnek
William
Germany
Kaiser Wilhem
Uitie
Polack
Royal Linniane Society
Queen Victoria
Japt
Lloyd Service
Newfoundland
England
United States
Medicine's Earnings Decline Highlight Medical Progress
The Philadelphia Press notes medical science in London, New York, and Chicago has advanced enough to reduce physicians' incomes, praising sanitation, infant disease control, aseptic surgery, and nursing development. It commends researchers while stating earnings have fallen due to ongoing investments in discovery. A separate note reports A Taylor M A Lochgelly winning the Scottish stenographers cup with Pitman system, scoring 798 of 800 and 260 wpm.
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London
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia Press
The
Society of Stenographers
A. Taylor
M. A
Lochgelly
Pitman
Davis to wed at eighty four in Washington society circle
Henry Gassaway Davis, former senator and 1880s running mate, plans marriage at 84 to Maud Ashford, a Washington society reporter. The match would bring vast wealth to Miss Ashford, who has acted as social secretary to Mrs. Lee and accompanied Mrs. Elkins on trips.
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Washington
Henry Gassaway Davis
United States
Atton Parker
Maud Ashford
Davis
Stephen W. Biking
Biking
West, Virginia
Arthur Lee W. Dcett
Lee
Miss Ashford
Caligula's Vase in America Comes Under Italian Claim
An aged Roman vase found by W. M. Milne and his wife in Los Angeles is claimed by the Italian government as a relic from Caligula's palace. Milne will supply authentication data to Rome after Boni of Italian excavations sought the artifact. Also noted are 1905 municipal costs for New York City and other major cities, alongside current United States government bond figures.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Caligula
Milne
Rome
Caliguln
Curio
Giacomo Boni
New York
Philadelphia
Juston
Boston
Chicago
United States
National Treasury
Cow Barn and Milk House for Forty Cattle
This plan outlines a 34 by 80 foot cow stable forming the head of a T with a stem over a drive, plus space above for forage and grain. It proposes a reinforced stave barn with a water tank, a sheltered tongue and grooved silo, a feed-room with ensilage cutter, manure storage shed, and a power house with a single shaft to run feed equipment, aiming to maximize use of waste roughage and increase field efficiency.
Do Not Use Hazardous Preservatives Warns Health Advisory
A health notice cautions against using mill preservatives like formaldehyde salicylic and boric acid. It advocates ice and clean methods as the safest preservation approach, emphasizing risks to jaw health and life.
Milk or Beef Price Comparison Finds Butterfat Cheaper
An economic note compares production costs showing that producing a pound of butterfat with corn feeds costs less than producing a pound of beet. It highlights the surprising efficiency gap and stresses market implications for dairy versus beet farming.
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Pricox
Milk Quality Depends on Cow, Not Feed Says Expert
The article reviews how fat content in milk varies by breed, individuality, milking frequency, lactation stage, and cow care. It states feed plays little role in richness and emphasizes selecting and breeding cows for rich milk to improve profitability.
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Timothy
Prat
Dean
Wet or Dry Feeding for Cows in Old News Style
Farmers debate feeding ground grain wet or dry with bran or middlings. Wet feeding may boost bulk but reduces chewing value and digestion. Some cows spit or spill wet feed, while old cows with worn teeth might tolerate it. Dry feeding remains common for cost and cleanliness.
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Farmers’ Review
Adjustable halter for cattle and calves
A Missouri Valley Farmer correspondent describes an adjustable rope halter for calves and cattle. By unwinding a 12 to 16 inch rope to form an eye, tying the ends into two eyes, and threading the halter through each eye, the collar can be slipped to any desired small or large size.
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Missouri Valley
Silage Silo Designs for Hundred Cow Herds
Practical guidance on silo sizes for dairy farms, detailing 26 foot diameter 32 foot deep silos for 100 cows and 20 foot diameter 80 foot deep silos as a medium option. Notes emphasize depth for compaction, reduced spoilage, and the benefits of pairing silos to manage crop fill and airflow.
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Dose of Happiness
Virginia Niles Leedspyrial
Josh Lawless
Kaiser
Atlantic
IE Cpaces
POLAC
H. Gassaway Davis
Bride To Be
America
Constable
Riley
Fred
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