American Farmer Emerges as Major Electricity User
A ten year rise in farm electrification has made the American farmer one of the nation's biggest users of electric power. Farmers now consume over 15 billion kilowatt hours annually, up from 3 billion in 1940, with the number of farms served jumping from about two million to roughly five million. The average use per farm has more than doubled to about 2300 kilowatt hours, excluding irrigation.
Tale of Wagging Tails and Cortented Oxen
A quirky phrase about tails wagging and oxen derived from cortented stock appears in a playful, fragmentary line. The sentence hints at humor and rustic animal imagery without a clear news event or context.
Fragmented overheard dialogue in a street scene
The garbled text shows a street exchange with a clothes man at the door, a father selling gasoline, a police bail request, and casual banter about cocktails and clothing. It captures fragmented dialogue and character snippets without a clear cohesive event.
Kellogg's ALL BRAN Ad Promises Natural Laxative Help
An old Kellogg advertisement touts ALL BRAN as a natural laxative cereal to restore youthful regularity. It emphasizes high bulk from cereal fiber, claims non habit forming benefits, and invites readers to return empty cartons for a free tour and money hack.
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