Agenda Club Health Campaign Expands Public Instruction
The Agenda club formed by English engineers aims to boost national health by minimizing ignorance and apathy among the poor. Volunteers will share practical tips on hygiene, water, and domestic care, with local committees organizing nationwide health week sermons and outreach to emphasize health and school medical officer work.
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England
Agenda Club
Benefits of Home Trade Boosts Z’s Growth
A comparative feature contrasts two towns X and Z. Z thrives with booster residents and many storekeepers who support local commerce while X, with just three still open, loses population and prosperity as shoppers favor mail orders. The piece argues local trade spirit drives community growth.
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Tai
Centire
Popaiilon
Wireless Morse Codes and Titanic Inquiry Findings
The Senate Inquiry on the Titanic disaster examined CQD and SOS meanings. Marconi offices confirmed letters are generic signals with no inherent meaning, while Q denotes a signal call. The Berlin convention of 1902 adopted SOS as an emergency code.
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Berlin
Lawn Tennis Gains Popularity in Japan Youth
Lawn tennis has become very popular among Japanese high school and college students. Intercollegiate play has also grown popular among students and their friends.
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Japan
An College
Montana Farm College Records A Jersey Cow’s Milk Output
Montana Agricultural College reports a Jersey cow purchased in Minnesota four years ago. Despite adverse conditions, she yielded 1 082.7 pounds of milk and 402.7 pounds of butter fat over a seven day test, with plans to place her on a yearly Montana condition test using Montana grown feeds.
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Jersey
Minnesota
Montana
Four Corn Rules Outlined by Perry G Helden
Perry G Helden, a prominent corn man, proposes four planting rules. Test each ear by at least six kernels for strength, harvest before frost and preserve, grade and test planting, and select the best 100 ears to seed half the field for next year.
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United States
Perry G. Helden
Polander Jersey cow sets high milk record at agricultural college
Polander a High Grade Jersey yielded 16,286.1 pounds of milk and 1414 pounds of fat in the year. She was fed pasture, clover silage, hay and standard concentrates. oil meal and cottonseed meal were not used. The cow earned an estimated butter value of $370.50 with feed costs $63.02, leaving a $276.58 profit.
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Tacoba Tene
Hood Farm
Olga TV
Pride
SOLIL
Adelaide
Beechiand
Oscar Treteven
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Mont
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The Parables and Lessons From the Sunday School Lesson
The article reflects on Jesus parables as vivid lessons showing life customs and the kingdom of God. It discusses treasure in the field and the pearl of great price, urges seeking first God's kingdom, and notes the role of the true scholar who blends respect for tradition with openness to new understanding.
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Start on Having Your Haying Gear Ready
A farmer should inspect every tool and piece of haying machinery before work begins. Note repairs in a notebook and stock needed parts and extra oil, especially sickle teeth and pulleys. Keep a canvas stack cover to protect hay, and oil all bearings to save time and improve hay quality.
Don’t Overfeed the Calf Prevents Potbellied Calves
The article warns against overfeeding calves with skimmilk or roughage and advises a milk limit of ten to twelve pounds daily for young calves. It recommends supplementing milk with cracked corn, whole oats and bran, in amounts the calves will readily eat, to avoid overconsumption of roughage.
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Kimball
Duel on Oaks Ground Inspires Miss Dickinson’s Calm Refusal
In New Orleans once known as the Oaks, Miss Caroline Dickinson stops a duel between Gaston Lommedieu and Eliot Whitford beside the shell road to Lake Pontchartrain. The dispute over which river is larger leads to the confrontation, halted by Dickinson who questions the cause and redirects the men.
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