Prince of Wales Resting at Alberta E. P. Ranch
Heir to the British throne, the Duke of Cornwall, spends October at the 6000 acre E. P. Ranch near High River Alberta. He directs stock and horse care, enjoys shooting, and meets neighbors while avoiding official duties. Potential US visit noted with Legion invitation.
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Alberta
Dward
Prince of Wales
George V
Canadian Rocky Mountains
High River
Iie
England
Duke of Cornwall
Canada
Lord Minto
British Columbia
Duke of Sutherland
E. P
West
George Lane
United States
British Empire
Lane
Bar U
Wales
W. L. Carlyle
Agricultural College
Ames
Iowa
FE. P
British Isles
Empire
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
London
Legion
San Francisco
Shrine in the Garage
A reflection on transforming home life from open hearths to garages with steam heat. The Lares and Penates survive unseen, now worshiped as car repair shifts the center of daily life from kitchens to the garage and its tin roof.
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Lares
The
New Republic
Island Lair of Pirates near Galapagos
The Galapagos group lies on the equator off Ecuador with chilly air from Antarctic currents. Pirates left evidence on Cristobal Island where goats cattle cats dogs roam and soil is red loam. About 3,500 cattle exist now but could support 50,000. a three year old steer may fetch $100 gold in Guayaquil when stock can be shipped.
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E. P
George Lane
Galapagos Islands
Equator
Ecuador
Peru
Cristobal Island
Guayaquil
Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs Reaches Sixty Thousand
Sixty thousand women are now affiliated with the Michigan Federation of Women's clubs expanding organizational reach and community involvement across the state.
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Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
Forecasting Big Help to Farmers
The article argues agricultural forecasting by public agencies will help farmers and the nation adapt to postwar market changes. Dr. Henry C. Taylor explains forecasts guide individual farm management and national policy, stressing land use, crop allocation, and the balance between agriculture and other industries.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Henry C. Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Doctor Taylor
Home tanning of leather and small fur skins bulletin issued
The United States Department of Agriculture released Farmers' Bulletin 1334 on Home Tanning of Leather and Small Fur Skins. It explains farm tanning feasibility, warns novices against valuable hides or large skins, and notes small furs may be tanned for home use while supply lasts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bulletin
Washington
Moderate pruning aids cherry trees with yearly light
The article argues cherries respond to moderate annual or biennial pruning. It notes unpruned trees become shade crowded, produce small fruit and spur irregular bearing, and emphasizes opening canopies to improve light for both sweet and sour varieties.
Pullet Traits for a Good Laying Fowl
The article explains pullet quality for laying stock, comparing to beef cattle judging. A good layer should have a rectangular body, broad flat back, deep sides, a neat trim head, a short broad face, a short curved beak and a bright eye, avoiding masculine features.
Grain feeding for cows on limited pasture
The article weighs whether to feed grain to dairy cows on pasture, advising a cautious approach. It suggests adding a modest grain mix late in the summer as pastures dry, especially for dry cows, while avoiding excess flesh before fall calving. It notes lower grain needs in summer and warns against letting high producers run down before winter.
Feeding Screenings Is Most Harmful Practice
The article warns against feeding screenings to chicks and over large gardening areas. It notes screenings can introduce variegated weeds and urges precautions with scratch seed. Weed seeds in the mix may persist on the range, creating future eradication work.
Remembering Joys Fades When Misery Dampens Pleasure
A reflective proverb notes that in periods of misery the recall of former joys offers little comfort. It suggests endurance and perspective rather than cling to past happiness.
Castoria Ad Appeals to Mothers for Infant Relief
An old advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe 80 year old substitute for castor oil paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It claims no narcotics and notes physicians recommend it with the genuine bottle bearing a signature.
Remembering What We Wish to Forget Stays With Us
A reflective line on memory and longing. The quote suggests that deliberate forgetting remains elusive and personal struggles persist long after events pass. It frames memory as a stubborn companion rather than a mere lapse.
Burglary and Banditry Attracts Doubtful Adventurous Pace
The remark suggests burglary and banditry stem from an adventurous impulse gone astray. It frames criminal acts as a misguided pastime and hints at the risky allure surrounding such behavior.
Patent Remedy Ad Promises Unmatched Imitation Proof
A boastful claim touts a patent medicine as uniquely effective and impossible to replicate. The teaser hints at superior relief and enduring popularity, suggesting widespread use and strong consumer trust without detailing ingredients or endorsements.
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Spohn
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Duke of Westminster
Shropshire
Hampshire
United Kingdom
Will Somers
King George
E. P. Ranch
Prince’s Ranch
University of Iowa
Prince
Japan
Tokyo
Calgary
Canadian Pacific Railway
North America
Rockies
Bar U Ranch
Edward
Bude Fouie and Garage
Supply and Demand
Bayer
Bellans
W. J. Allen Pub. Co
San Diego
Cal
Des Moines
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