Adrofi t able Dairying by Hugh G Van Pelt
Iowa State Dairy Association presents guidance for dairying and dairy education. The article touts state institutes, better cows, and improved feeding and breeding to raise butter output. It highlights potential to double average cow production and boost Iowa dairy wealth with trained farmers and better herd management.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Iowa State Dairy Association
Eny Eines
Selent iii
Ava
Etdelita
Murife Road
Mo Qrajeret
Ndlitine
Hever
Iowa
Diningris
Halland
Zealand
Jersey and Guern Islands
Lowa
Lady of the Slipper Complicates a Theatre Night
Miss Winley loses a golden slipper during a play and her brother Fred stalls. Frankham, who finds the slipper, pockets it as a mysterious gesture. Fenshaw pursues the mystery, aided by Mrs. Hartfield who schemes a social introduction and a dinner, hoping to unite the lovers and recover the slipper.
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Miss Winley
Ighta
Fred
Jin
Ita
Frenkhan
Penshaw
Preddy
Miss Witney
Fenshaw
Alls Winley
Bhim
Allpper
Axl
Nps
Mrs. Hartfield
Bridge
Penghan
Angel
Renshaw
Ethel
Miss Wiley
Mrs. Trowden
Lady of the Slipper
The Bad Boy and the Quakers at College Life
Diggle and Barham stage a prank inside a grave assembly by parading a penny tart. Diggle proclaims the first speaker must surrender the pie and then proffers it to a drab colored gentleman, who yields the dessert before Diggle escapes.
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Diggle
Barham
Digele
ABC of Politics Becomes Star-Spangled Banner Lesson
A New York Sun quote portrays a district leader telling a hopeful political aspirant that the first lesson in politics is to learn and sing The Star Spangled Banner. He argues that strong vocal support can carry a candidate through thin ice and critical moments.
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ABC of
New York Sun
Getting His Money's Worth
A Bacon Ridge post master recounts Silas Shanks in Chicago paying four dollars an hour for taxicab rides. He later bought a secondhand cab at auction and now rides all day, calculating he saves four dollars per hour.
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Yeas
Bacon Ridge
Silas Shanks
Chicago
Sile
Flossie and Hessie Debate Titles and Spelling
Flossie asks if a marchioness or countess is preferable and Hessie picks countess. Bessie notes a countess is easier to spell while acknowledging the rank difference.
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Flossie
Hessie
Bessie
Death Looms as Stock Actor Delays Role Reveal
A stock company plans a new performance while the heavy villain hurries to rehearsal. Julius, in a costly $1,000 overcoat, asks his wife Bedella when he'll be home for supper. He confesses he cannot recall which act he dies in, adding uncertainty to the night.
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Julius
Bedella
Too Close Now Subbubs and the Jenkinsons feud
Subbubs laments the Jenkinsons over a neighborly dispute noted in Catholic Standard and Times. Cillman recalls a past amiability that faded after the Jenkinsons moved in next door.
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Jenkinsons
Cillman
Catholic Standard and Times
Bard dismisses rhyme about bank embezzlers
A busy bard responds to a request for a rhyme about bank embezzlers saying he would write one if it were safe to rhyme law yer with paranoia. The playful exchange captures his cautious approach to potentially risky subjects.
Belated Popularity at Knott-Well Funeral
Askitt-Was Skinner asks how to name a popular man. Knott-Well, who had little following in life, drew a large crowd at his funeral.
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Skinner
Knott
Finished political orator rebuked by missing voter rights
A dry jibe notes that the speaker lacks a key rhetorical touch as he omits appealing to the voter's inalienable rights. The exchange highlights a critique of his political oratory and connection to voters.
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Lews State Dairy Association
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Thura
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Stete Dalrymen
Stete Dalrymen’s Assaeciartion
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