Rape for Brood Pigs and Winter Pasture Boosts Swine Profit
An article by Perry Ian Ewing from the Georgia Experiment Station argues that rape (Brassica napus) is a valuable winter pasture for brood sows, boosting late fall pig weights and overall pork production. It details planting, soil needs, fertilizer, sowing timing, and rotation to maximize grazing while noting risks of overgrazing and the crop’s adaptability to Georgia conditions.
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Perry Ian Ewing
Vormal Westland
Man, Georgia
South
Georgina
Earls Gem
Tke
How to Build a Cattle Dipping Vat and Arsenical Solution
The article outlines constructing a dipping vat from 2 by 4 braces and boards, with a concrete interior and roofed pens at each end. It provides formulas for vat capacity, arsenical dip mixtures for biweekly and triweekly dipping, and safety cautions for handling the caustic solution while advising to water cattle beforehand and dip in cooler times.
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G. W
Jonesboro
Buttermill
Lodz Bombarded by German Aviators
A Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports German airmen dropped fifteen bombs on Lodz’s main street, destroying factories and killing and injuring residents. Shells near Lodz set a fire that devastated a large area as authorities work to control the damage and assess casualties.
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Lodz
London
Reuter
Petrograd
Lanz
Binon
Warsaw
Golrechter
Theopulace
Zgrerz
Sow and Pigs on Reported Incident Pasture Nie
A brief incident report references sow and pigs in a pasture with scarce details. Identified entities include the location and involved animals, but the exact actions or outcomes are unclear from the readable fragments.
Weather Reports Barred by France to Hinder Zeppelin Raids
The Hague November 22 reports explain that France bans weather forecasts to disrupt German calculations for Zeppelins. Abbe Moreux says German desire to hit England via Dunkirk Calais hinges on favorable weather, as a Werp balloon could reach London and return in under ten hours, but requires reliable archy data and channel forecasts.
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Hague
Abbe Moreux
Weather Bureau
England
Dunkirk
Calais
Zepepelin
Antwerp
London
Ciy
Abe Moreux
Channel i
France
Sofie
Kaiser Sends Greetings To His Chancellor
London telegraphing from Berlin reports Emperor William sent birthday congratulations to German chancellor Dr von Bethmann-Hollweg. He praised leadership, urging steadfast effort to steer the state through storms toward a great aim with providence guiding capable men. The chancellor replied that Berlin impressions showed the people determined to fight to a final victory.
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Kaiser
London
Berlin
Reuters
William
von Bethmann Holweg
Ormlg
Are Forts and Battleships Obsolete in Modern War
In the early war years strategists deem forts obsolete as massed armies avoid long siege confinement. King Albert withdraws his army from Antwerp, and Paris defense may not force surrender if border fortifications are removed. Battleships and dreadnoughts are questioned as essential to naval power and trade protection, while Sweden's aluminum shale deposits attract study for materials research.
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Albert
Antwerp
Paris
Churches urged to strive for peace across nations
An appeal from Protestant leaders in neutral European countries urging global churches to work for peace was received by the Federal Council of Churches in New York. Signed by diverse church leaders, the message pleads that bloodshed cease and unity in Christ be preserved amid war, while noting officials in belligerent states could not sign.
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New York
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Nathan Scederblom
Upsala
Sweden
Ostenfeld
Seeland
Denmark
Gustaf Johani
Aabto
Finland
Leemans
the Reformed Church
Holland
Pastora Demoor
Dutch Reformed Churches
Hel
Munich
Canterbury
God
Advice to Sailors on Vessel Loss from London Lancet
The London Lancet outlines survival guidance for sailors forced into the sea after sinking. Do not remove clothes or attempt swimming, keep a buoyant hammock on, float with mouth above water, rely on air collars, and use a lashed hammock as life buoy. If rescued, remove wet clothing, wrap in blankets, offer hot non alcoholic drink, and warm the recovering person.
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London
London Lancer
Russia
Many New Citizens and Immigration Trends
The Cleveland Leader notes a surge in naturalization as wars and upheaval drive immigrants to seek legal citizenship. It cites increased eager for US status, peaceful freedoms, and the promise of a ready workforce postwar, predicting a welcome tide of immigration and swift growth once peace returns.
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Cleveland
United States
Europe
Educated clerk earns fifteen dollars in Star Department
Judge Young, John Smith, a learned man who can conjugate Latin and read Sanskrit, works at the Star Department Store and earns only fifteen dollars. Richard Roe, shy in learning, cannot parse Greek or Latin and avoids logic, yet he owns the store. The poem contrasts erudition with financial reward.
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Young John Smith
Star Department Store
Richard Roe
Smith
Hinton Gilmore
Georgia Corn Show Hog and Hominy Carnival
The W. and A. R. will sell round trip tickets from all Georgia stations to Atlanta at reduced rates for the event. Tickets on sale December 1 to 4 with final return limit December 6, 1914. Apply any agent. C Harman General Passenger Agent.
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Georgia
Atlanta
C. Harman
Masons of America to Aid War Sufferers
Cincinnati November 25 A meeting of prominent Masons from across the country launched a movement to raise funds for war sufferers in Europe. The plan envisions a one dollar per Mason contribution from about 1,580,000 Masons, with Cincinnati as the headquarters for collection and distribution to grand lodges. An executive committee led by Colonel William B Matish will oversee the effort and officers were elected to manage the work.
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Cincinnati
Europe
Earo
United States
Arthur MacArthur
Troy
Nemis Barnard Witt
J Albert Blake
Boston
Barton” Smith
Toledo
Ohio
George
Moore Washington
Prederick
5000 Mules a Month for the Allied Armies
A Nashville firm won a contract to supply 5060 mules every month for Allied service. Many mules have already been loaded for shipment to New Orleans and Mobile for British and French use. Representatives have visited Nashville repeatedly over the past months to arrange the deal.
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Nashville
Nashdville
Soix
Ceylon
A Little Speck in the Ave Cures Driving Without Wind Soggies
Jack Moore and Sons the Opticians advertise a noted remedy for driving woes and offer standard eyeglasses plus special designs to fit individual requirements at 42 N Broad.
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Jack Moore & Sons
Opticians
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Texas
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American Review of Reviews
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