Coronation Day Glories Thames Crowds Meet King George IV
London roared in triumph as King George and Queen Mary arrived at Westminster Abbey for the coronation. Nobility rode in state carriages while troops and dominions regalia flashed along the route. The ceremony opened with homage, then the anointing and crowning followed by the monarch seated in royal state. among Americans only a few attended the Abbey with Taft’s envoy present.
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Ucklusham Palace
Westminsey
Sonon
Evens
Ole
Pola
Aca
Duke of Norfolk
Itverien
Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Viscount Kitchener
Edward
England
Lord Roberts
Walting
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury
Sod York
Prince of Wales
Ion Ayoex Enoeny
George
Erea
King George
York
Edward I
Wales
Marquig
Mary
Alexandra
London
Taft
John Hays Hammond
Henmond
Greely
Admirel Vreeland
Army
Navy
Aubassador Whitelaw Heid
Reid
Plsmont Morgan
Genese
Foreign royal envoys listed to various European courts
A long list of royal and noble figures including Crown Princes, Princes, and ambassadors from multiple nations such as Austria Hungary Italy Denmark Sweden Roumania Saxony Norway Turkey and China are noted as envoys or dignitaries to various monarchies and governments.
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Spain
Infante
Fernando of Bavaria
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Karl Franz
Italy
Acata
Holland
Prince Henry of the Netherlands
Denmark
Sweden
Onation
Saxony
Prince
Johann Georg
Norway
M. [Ngrans
Turkey
Yusuf Izzed Dirks Dapan
Fushimi
Nog
Togo
China
Tsal-Chen
Aldert
Prince Chun
Servia
Chile
London
Breeding and Care of Draft Mare Horses on a Farm
On a home farm eight to twelve horses are kept with six breeding mares producing about four live foals per year. Colts sell for around 500 dollars at age three or four. mares are valued modestly though workhorses and foals show strong growth when fed well and kept in pasture. Weaning happens in October and foals are raised with grain and clover hay before being turned to bluegrass pasture. About eight of twenty foals from the past five years were sold, with some kept for breeding or work and profit from the herd.
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Theda
Earn
Vais
Nym
Bix
Phrus
Gra
One Year Poultry Course Admission at Town State College
One year poultry program open to all, no entrance requirements. Taught by college instructors with same standards as regular courses. Courses cover poultry management, feeding and management, incubator and brooder practice, poultry judging, anatomy and physiology, marketing, and related subjects. Opportunities include farm employment and poultry business openings. details via Poultry Department.
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Town State College
Nke
Household Tips for Hen Care in Warm Weather
A farmer notes that a shaded chicken yard keeps hens cooler and healthier. Ensure shade and clean manure boards, provide cold water after dust baths, and feed scraping food early so hens rest in shade. Even at high heat hens maintain appetite and seek comfort.
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A. Lippiscott
Iowa
Western Canada's Crop Prospects Optimistic After Western Tour
Mr. W. and White, head of the Canadian government immigration offices in the United States, reports across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta that crop prospects are universally good. Acreage will rise 50 percent in many farms and yields may reach 20 to 28 bushels per acre for wheat and 40 to 70 for oats with total wheat potential near 290 million bushels. Land prices range from 16 to 20 dollars per acre with future increases expected after harvest.
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W. & White
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Western Canada
Stalin
Sont
Dioe
Dlaless
Productiva Ag
Cantda
Thase
Smoke Volumes Only Archtteet Show Read Like Puzzle
Fragmentary text describes a smoky scene with unclear speaker names and fragmented phrases. The readable parts hint at a dialogue about smoke and a request for police or ch plice to smoke. The passage appears garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
Courage in Adversity Quote by George Eliot
A quotation attributes to George Eliot praising the courage to fight when defeat seems likely. The line contrasts the ease of fighting to certainty with the grit of facing loss.
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George Eliot
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Inster Abbey
Buckingham
Athey
King George V
Queen Mary
Neo
de Fauque Afrador
Count Dot de Juutoure
Cap Lengter
M. Maurice Her
Roumania
Perdinand
Princesa
Lowa
Theumselses
Poulley Farms
Pouley
Castorta
Fletcher
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