International Rifle and Sports Meet Featured in Global 1914 Schedule
The survey notes the July rifle matches in Baye, France with U S participation and a U S invitation for Camp Perry. It also mentions Panama Pacific Exposition sports, Red Cross exhibit plans, and various international athletic events including rowing on the Schuylkill and Berlin marathon with notable competitors.
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Aporta
Baye Ace Dorrita
France
United States
Camp Perry
Ohio
Prises
Camp Merry
South America
Sweden
Philadelphia
American Rowing Association
Schuylkill River
Dorando
Johnny Hayes
Gus A. Langstrom
Thure
Wells
Earnek Cavalry Infantry
Man neglects home trade costs him political win
A thrifty town resident who bragged of buying outside stores ran for office. He kept patronizing distant merchants and lost to his opponent. The piece questions whether supporting local trade would have changed the outcome, urging readers to spend where they earn.
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Taiful
Eltien
Eltiven
Rotation of crops helps soil stay healthy and productive
Kansas Agricultural College gardeners explain crop rotation to prevent soil nutrient depletion and reduce weeds. Proper timing keeps all vegetables growing well, with examples like potatoes followed by beans or cabbage and two year cycles for corn and peas. Also notes horses suffer from dusty hay. dust inhalation harms their breathing.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Jailer’s Daughter Aims to Save Prisoner in Moonlit Jail
Susie Leadbetter, the jailer’s eighteen year old daughter in Georgia, converses with prisoner Roger De Ford through his cell door after he is jailed for shooting. Threats of a mob prompt her to intervene. She helps him escape at night and later marries him, with their reunion after the war symbolizing forgiveness and reunion.
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Ste Moon
Georgia
Susie Leadbetter
Night
Bes
Ube
Ube Tegen
Oath Valen
Roger de Ford
Bill
Susie
Bureau
Wiadow
Confederte Coleone
Tor
Jeiler
Imal
Little bug costs country millions each year
A Farm and Fire contributor explains how to rid apple trees of the codling moth and notes New York state spends about 3,000,000 yearly to tolerate wormy apples. The piece urges farm boys to tackle the issue to fund agricultural college expenses.
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Farm and Fire Aide
New York State
New York
United States
Corn and alfalfa best hog feed in efficiency tests
Experiments at the North Platte Nebraska substation show corn with alfalfa hay from a rack as the most profitable hog ration. The second best is nine parts corn to one part chopped alfalfa, followed by nine parts corn to one part alfalfa meal. Corn alone ranks fourth.
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North Platte
Neb
When to Wean Pigs
Advice from Country Gentleman states weaning pigs before ten weeks offers little benefit. For breeding or show stock, keep pigs with the sow until she weans them, typically around three months old.
Weed seed danger in feeds warns Connecticut farmers
A bulletin from Connecticut Bute College warns that animal feeds containing wheat screenings and similar materials carry high weed seed loads. Analyses show up to 86 000 live seeds per pound, including fox tails, pigweed, bindweed, and thistles, risking widespread weed spread through sowing and land use.
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Connecticut Bute College
Lamb’s Quarters
Bossy’s Work on the Farm Feeds People and Farms
The Kansas Farmer notes cattle supply the year round nourishment from grass in summer and hay in winter, with cows enriching farm income and food supply through steady milk and dairy production.
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Bossy
Kansas
Give Them Light for Health of Colts Calves and Pigs
The article argues against dark housing for livestock, stating that darkness retards skeletal and liver development in Colts calves and pigs. It emphasizes providing adequate light to improve growth and well being across young livestock species.
Selecting Good Type of Draft Horse Photograph
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture students learn to pick profitable draft horses by hands on inspection. They examine each horse for blemishes and assess action, guided by farm use experience rather than books.
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University of Wisconsin Agricultural College
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Sunday School Lesson On Matthew Twelve Teachings And Law
Senior Berean international series outlines Jesus teaching on the law and prophets, the spirit over the letter, and the Beatitudes. It explains the meaning of amen, the least commandments, and the dangers of anger and slander. It cites scriptures from Romans and Gehenna and urges reconciliation before worship.
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Eribes
Inrael
Pharieees
Israel
Burkitt
Kingdom of Heaven
Society of
Spitite
Jesus
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Dolphin
Naval Milithe
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David Hunter
John H. Bankhead
Oscar W. Wonderwood
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Bankhead
Senate
John T. Mor
Sod Wee
Alabama
Rae Baas
Lie
Capitol
Meury F. Asburet
Fous
Arizona
Martine
New Jersey
Cullom
Taft
President Taft
Warren
RED Cross
Russia
Army
Navy
National Society of Fine Arts
Bois de Boulogne
Marta
Chateau de Bagatelle
Europe
Lancret
Watteau
Nattler
Paotin
Latour
Roll
Degas
Carriere
Belleuse
Gerves
Moston Walls
Vienna
THE
New Delhi
India
Delhi
Panama
Workien
Manin Cove
Gatuu
Trindad
Alttertoun Press Association
John Hollie Bankhead
State of
Warren G. Harding
Man
Brooklyn Eagle
Harrison
Hartford
Sion
Jerusalem
Augustine
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