Navy to stage winter Mediterranean cruise for education
Secretary Daniels plans a large Atlantic Squadron voyage January to Gibraltar with ships including Wyoming Florida Arkansas Delaware and more. The aim is to give enlisted men global observation and exposure to major ports while strengthening naval readiness through hands on study and travel.
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Daniel
United States Navy
Mediterranean
Wyoming
Florida
Arkansas
Delaware
North Dakota
Tiah
Vermont
Louisian
Michigan
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Connecticut
Idaho
Kansas
Gibraltar
Puaniels
Atlantic Squadron
Commencement Events At Vassar College Poughkeepsie NY
The June commencement schedule at Vassar College is announced with activities including a daisy chain and a presidential address. An evening elite supper will follow, and a closing ceremony features speakers and award presentations among faculty and students.
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Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
NS. Y
Commission to study country boys in cities
The state executive committee of the Young Men’s Christian Associations of New York forms a commission headed by Dev O Morgan of Columbia University to study the country boy’s move to urban areas. Members include Elmer Brown F N Double day Jeremiah W Jenks and others. The panel will report to the state convention in Albany in February 1914.
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Young Mens Christian Associations of
New York
Dev. O. S&s Morgan
Department of Agricultural Extension
Columbia University
F. N. Doubleday
Elmer EB. Brown
New York University
Jeremiah W. Jenks
William Fellowes Morgai
Charles F. Maclean
Thomas
Hall
Union Theological Seminary
J. Huson
Nevis
Young Men's Christian Associations of
Albany
Boston District Aims at Scientific Education Hub Near Fenway
A consortium of educational institutions gathers near Fenway and Huntington Avenue in Boston. Plans under consideration promise a major assembly of fees and efforts tied to scientific education and dentistry, elevating the city to a world class center and attracting renowned European experts.
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Fenway Alow
Huntington Avenue
Bostow
Taeticloe
The Summer Capitol and the Winesor Federal Building
Fragmented text describes a Winesor Vermont federal building used for executive hiring and political power plays. Mentions a Sumner White House figure and a global network of influence with vague references to control, land and authority.
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Federal
Winesor
W Siemhs
Sumner White House
Washloston Aitielahs
Amd
Sla
Do Not Move to Big Cities Stay and Help Your Town
The essay argues against movers to large cities and urges rural residents to stay in their hometowns. It praises small town life, urges attracting urban residents to relocate locally, and warns poor roads and civic neglect drive people away. It stresses civic pride and road upkeep as key to growth.
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New York
Chicago
Innuendo in Oratory Quoted by Bryan at Chautauqua
The New York Tribune quotes William Jennings Bryan noting that innuendo can be effective in public speaking. He recalls a visitor to Tuckahoe who, while swatting mosquitoes on a hotel porch, asks for a newspaper and is told they have only a ladies sewing circle.
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William Jennings Bryan
Tuckahoe
New York Tribune
No-self seeker finds a candid path forward daily
A reflectively phrased aphorism describes a soul that acts without self interest. It champions straightforward action, undeterred by hindrances, and suggests a day by day opening toward perfection.
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Fenelon
Crop Rotation and Soil Fertility in Early Agriculture
Frank App of the New Hampshire Experiment Station explains crop rotation as a planned system to preserve soil fertility, control weeds and pests, and improve crop productivity. The article traces historical shifts from continuous cropping to structured rotations and notes the value of systematic adoption by farmers.
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Frank App
New Hampshire Experiment Station
Orchard view guides chick rearing for vigor
Orchard technique urges letting chicks roam either orchard or range to forage on greens feeds bugs and worms, with safety at night and mixed grain rations to build muscle and vigor for poultry development.
Little Work May Save Cows From Lightning
A Kansas industrialist urges a few hours of fence grounding to protect cows from lightning. Grounding the wires around the pasture could save the best cows in the herd from disaster.
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Kansas
Behold the unity and reunion in Joseph's Egyptian revelation
The lesson centers on Joseph revealing himself in Egypt to his brothers and father, interpreting events as divine will, and fostering reconciliation. It emphasizes Judah's heartfelt appeal, the brothers' fear and awe, and Joseph's forgiveness as they reunite and receive approval to dwell in Goshen near Pharaoh.
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Judah
Kayne Tians
Joseph
Ami
Pharaos
Feult
Emuthes
Yoseph
Judas
Christ
Egypt
Tioshen
Ichapter Xivil
Kerem
Delta
Pasoft
Safteb Heoveb
Cairo
Benjamin
The Three Best Hens Photographs from New York College
The New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca presents three top White Leghorn hens. Cornell Supreme weighs 3.48 pounds and yielded 242, 198, and 225 eggs for a three year total of 665. Lady Cornell weighs 3.58 pounds with 257, 200, and 191 eggs totaling 648. Madam Cornell weighs 4.16 pounds with 245, 191, and 168 eggs. The college issued a circular detailing feeds used for these and other flock hens.
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New York College of Agriculture
Cornell Supreme
Lady Cornell
Madam Cornell
New York State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Seasonal Dairy Notes and Cow Comfort
Seasonal dairy tips warn that cows respond to quiet milking conditions and prompt feeding. Use scales in the stable to monitor milk yield, feed Timothy hay, bran for laxative effect, and small potatoes in moderation to boost health without lowering milk tests.
Humus Conservation and Tillage Effects Described
The Irish Homestead explains that turning manure and exposing it to air accelerates rotting, reducing heap size. Likewise, continuous tillage decomposes humus, making soil stale or weak without heavy manure dressings. Light soils decay humus quickly, leading to parched land unless manure is applied, while pasture can increase humus.
Kentucky Suspected of Slaying but Bets on Pardons and Deception
A chaotic frontier tale centers on Kentucky the Hunter who faced execution after a gambler’s scheme. Eliza Skemp seeks a pardon, townspeople pressure for justice, and a governor’s clock and julep scheme alter the hanging schedule. Kentucky’s fate is entangled with lies and last minute pardons.
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Liz
Kentucky
Cititsens
Lis
Lin
Joseph Bates
Eliza Skemp
Jow Kates
Ts & Babeas Corps
Ide
Fragmented Phrase From Damaged Text
The readable lines show insult and crude phrases about a deceased wife. The rest of the text is garbled with misspellings and illegible segments. No clear names dates or places are discernible. The fragment offers no verifiable incident or event to summarize.
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Survey of the World
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Sorbonne
Paris
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International Congress of Agriculture
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International Congress of Home Training
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London
King George
Mary
Alexandra
Princess Christian
Louis XIV
Lady Paget
Vassar
Heteewie
James Monroe Taylor
Country Boys
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M. Lewis Morton
New Orleans
Joe Bates
Elaa Skemp
Hilta Skewyp
Sahe
Elian
Baie
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