Small Dairy as a Means to Profitable Farming
An article by LP Whitney from Washington Experiment Station argues small dairies are laborious but essential for farmers. It highlights dairying as a world wide, expanding industry second only to corn, with indirect profits from manure and soil fertility. It urges keeping only good cows, notes profits hinge on feed costs, and discusses alfalfa hog production and pasture strategies. It also covers Canada field peas as green manure and pasture use on logged off lands in Washington and Oregon for dairy herds and young stock.
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Whitney
Waah~ington
United States
Washington
Oregon
Canada
Cleopatra
Halr
King Carnival in Nice Involving Two American Girls
During Nice Carnival two American girls Joan Newton and Alice Edgecomb wander unchaperoned amid revelers led by cavaliers. The lead, Jean, experiences disillusion as party life clashes with her longing for Cecil Spoffard, who soon arrives to comfort her and escort them home with King Carnival fading behind.
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Joan Newton
Alice Edgecomb
Busby
Officer du Val
Count de Laceaux
Nice
Care
Convention East Side
Common
Jean
Chouta
Cavallera and
Grenadiers
Alice
Columbine
Domino
Ippant Pompadour
Pamale
Jean Newton
Newtonaville
High Holliday
Cecil Spoffard
Vermont
Cecil
Ceci Spottard
France
Paris
Oret
Parle
Nico
Mera
Val
Allce
du Val
Luceaux
Arm
Dress Up-to-Date: French Coiffure Sets Fashion Tone
The article surveys Parisian hairdressing influences shaping American styles, praising sleek glossy looks over frizzy finishes. It details front curls, chignons, braids, waves, and new ornaments, noting how U.S. salons imitate French trends with day and evening coiffures, accessories, and hairpieces.
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Buda
America
Notes on Northwestern corn growing from Washington experiment station
Director W. Rimahas of the Washington Experiment Station discusses profitable corn as a rotation crop in sections with 15 to 18 inches of annual rainfall. He notes moisture limits, the need for acclimated seed, and climate differences that affect maturation, plus the development of well acclimated corn strains. The piece outlines rainfall thresholds, fallowing, and crop rotation implications for wheat and corn in the region.
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W. Rimahas
Washington Iinent
Central West States
Washington Experiment Station
Fate of Speeder Arrest Sparks Banquet Roast
Gunner-Ligwood, the millionaire, was arrested for speeding on his way to a banquet. The scene shifted from wine and toasts to a rapid roast as public attention turned to the charge and its social aftermath.
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Speeder
Gunner—Ligwood
Guyer
Gunner
Automobile Lunches Plan for Hot Meals on Trips
A man who dislikes cold luncheon fare devises a motor travel solution using glass jars filled with hot beverages or meals. Jars are heated by the engine and kept hot, offering hot lunches despite being stranded away from home.
Curious Election Story Reported From Rand Elector
The Cape Times cites the Transvaal Leader and a Rand elector describing polling day conduct. A returning officer first asks occupation, then instructs to return the paper rather than place it in the ballot box. The voter surrenders the marked paper after a struggle, and the officer checks how he voted before placing it in a book. The same method is alleged in provincial council voting.
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The
Cape Times
Transvaal
Rand
Oacer
London Globe
Rose Cure for Colda Engenders Travel of Fumes
Londoners test a vaccine style approach while Germans inhale the Duke of Edinburgh rose perfume as a potential cold remedy. Medical analysts at a Royal Horticultural ball in Berio note the perfume, when refined into pills, may eradicate the germ causing colds.
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Berio
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