Signs of the Dramatic Writer in Handwriting Evidence
The passage outlines how a dramatic writer’s script shows large style with outstretched arms and rightward flow, abrupt shifts between highs and lows, hurried strokes, and skipped I dots. It contrasts with the easygoing writer who concentrates, producing steadier, smaller lettering.
Is He Musical
A curious analysis links handwriting traits to musical ability. Rounded and flowing strokes, t bar endings, high t and d with long lower f, and upper loops suggest love of music. Wavy lines and Greek e tiny also point to musical inclination, while angular writing implies discord yet harmony in hearing music.
Is He a Good Car Driver
The text analyzes handwriting traits to judge driving style and conscientiousness. It links larger letters to self concern, angular writing to mechanical focus, rounded letters to carelessness, loops to temperament, and even pressure to system and steadiness. It cautions against final judgments without broader signs.
Turquoise Mines Found in California and Nevada
Turquoise deposits are reported in San Bernardino County California and in southern Nevada about sixty miles east. Old stone hammers indicate ancient mining activity at the Nevada site. A pale blue turquoise cut as a perfect oval weighed 203 carats. Los Angeles Times.
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San Bernardino County
California
Nevada
Los Angeles Times
Raising goslings in brooders and pasture management
The guide explains nightly confinement for goslings under two to three weeks, then gradual access to outdoor runs with grass, and supplementing grass with garden waste and occasional grain. It covers water access, feed options including stale bread or mash, and notes geese profit from forage rather than heavy grain rations.
What Good Hen Consumes In A Year At State Fair Exhibit
The Minnesota College of Agriculture poultry display lists yearly intake for a good laying hen. Scratch grain totals 20 lb corn, 10 lb oats, 10 lb barley. Laying mash mixes 8 lb each of corn meal oats bran middlings beef scraps with 1 percent charcoal and 1 percent salt. 4 lb oyster shells and 2 lb grit fed separately. Feed bill runs 15.23 dollars yearly. Egg production for four hens shows net gain after feed costs: 1 pays board and little more, 2 pays board plus 90 cents, 8 pays board plus 1.80, 4 pays board plus 4.70.
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Poultry Department
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Minnesota
Profit in North Carolina sheep farming hits on wool and lambs
R F Curtis of North Carolina State College notes sheep pay well when kept right with pasture and winter feed. He cites a 80 head flock yielding about 820 dollars net yearly, and highlights corrals at night and pastures as key controls for dogs and worms.
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North Carolina
R. 8. Curtis
Animal Husbandry Department
North Carolina State College
Curtis
Poultry Feeding and Brooding Tips for Health and Profit
Practical guidance on milk use for hens and chicks, heat management, range grazing, and culling. Explains egg and meat quality impact on prices, proper egg handling for hatching, temperatures for storage, and benefits of warm brood houses. Emphasizes exercise, litter cleanliness, and using surplus milk as a health promoter.
New Docking Method for Lambs Noted as Excellent
A new lamb docking method using an emasculator shows excellent results in agricultural journals. It cuts tails with a crimped edge to seal arteries, reducing bleeding and shock versus the hot iron or knife. Colorado Agricultural College tests found emasculator docked lambs heal faster than those docked by hot iron, with knife dockings bleeding more and stumps needing longer control.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Wormy Lambs With Pale Skin Should Be Avoided
Cautionary note on lamb health warns that lambs showing pale skin and mouth membranes indicate worm infestation. Neglecting treatment leads to more pale lambs and higher losses, while healthier pink-skinned lambs face slaughter risk.
Feeding Livestock With Home Grown Crops And Silos
The article urges farmers to tailor feeds to available crops and to use silos for stock. It emphasizes starting pre breeding with extra grain for rams, feeding feeder lambs cottonseed meal, and providing a balanced hay and roughage mix.
Famous Man Hid Fact of His Lowly Origin
The unveiling of a memorial tablet for Henri de Blowitz reveals that the famed London Times correspondent came from Blovice in Czechoslovakia. A village schoolmaster displayed a Paris letter seeking Catholic admission and a church gift, while de Blowitz’s auto biography notes Catholic infancy.
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Henri de Blowitz
London Times
Pierre van Paassen
Atlanta Constitution
Czechoslovakia
Paris
de Blowitz
Opper
Blovice
Chateau
Contempt for Her Polloi Statement Sparks Debate
A remark criticizing the common people provokes sharp responses across communities. Critics decry elitism while supporters defend free speech and expression amid a broader discourse on class and social norms.
Bell-Ans Halts Indigestion and Digestive Distress
A classic adv notice touts Bell-Ans for gas belching heartburn and nausea with over 30 years of use. It promotes 25¢ packages and free samples from Bell & Co. Inc Orangeburg NY and urges purchase at drug stores.
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Bell & Co.,, Inc
Orangeburg
N. Y
Pearl Trade Trumps Money On Penrhyn Island
Medford R. Kellum returning from a South seas cruise reports Penrhyn island natives value a gor geous pipi pearl more than white money and accepted a white undershirt in exchange. The trade impressed locals who priced the garment as well worth the gem.
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Penrhyn Island
Christmas Island
Pacific
Medford R. Kellum
South Seas
Kellum
Phrase exchange hints at truth under pressure
In a terse dialogue, two speakers debate honesty and necessity as a lie seems tempting under mounting pressure. The exchange centers on consequences and the ethics of deception in crisis.
Poor Man Theory Appeals to Rich Man Wins Backing
A modest proposal gains elite support as a wealthy backer adopts the idea and funds its advancement, signaling cross class interest in an unconventional solution.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Bows to Gentle Constipation Relief
Monticello Illinois physician Dr W B Caldwell long promoted a laxative for infants and children claiming it avoids harsh purges. His Syrup Pepsin supposedly smooths bowel movement without gripes and is offered with free sample by mail for skeptical parents.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
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