New Plan for Industrial Training and Police Reform Outlined
Dr. Herman Schneider proposes compulsory continuation schools for teens to split time between shop and classroom and firms to run apprentice programs with balanced work and study. Dallas appoints Mrs. J. J. Farley as police captain, pioneering women in law enforcement amid a growing advocacy movement.
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Wireless Station Established at Newport UK
An article notes the establishment of a wireless station at Newport in the United Kingdom. It mentions the purpose and expected impact on communications and the related technological developments of the era.
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Scent of Sophistication Draws City Shoppers In
A four year city arrival recounts how a struggling clerk turned a grocery into a tastefully designed shop. He replaced clutter with oak tones, subdued lighting, and artful signage to appeal to urban appetites, inviting patrons to sample delicate cheeses and savor refined presentation.
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Selecting a Herd Bull for Dairy Herds
Expert advice from George Tt. Sansom at Oregon Agricultural College on choosing a herd bull. Emphasizes pure bred status and advanced registry, or failing that, lineage from a heavy milker dam and a merit sire. Recommends evaluating offspring and not rushing old bulls, noting daughters’ milking performance before changing bulls.
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World cattle density contrasts sweep Kansas Farmers note
A Kansas Farmer column cites cattle per square mile comparisons: Belgium 14, Denmark 144, the Netherlands 135, against the United States with far fewer head for the same area. The piece argues U.S. cattle development could rise to levels seen in those nations.
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Denmark
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Kansas
Do You Raise Hogs This Winter Farm Advice
Agricultural note advises saving old sows to farrow early spring litters and not delaying due to weather. Recommends kerosene emulsion spray for lice and feeding alfalfa hay with corn to cut fattening costs by about half. Farrowing house doors should face center with a wing to block wind.
Care for Stock as Ground Turns Soft in Meadows
A warning from Iowa Homestead urges care with stock on soft fields. Horses and cattle can cause soil to pack and harden, making cultivation hard later. Monitor meadows to prevent hoof damage during wet, soft sod periods to protect future harvest.
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Economy Critique of a Wife's Handbag Purchase
An editorial remark from the Buffalo Express questions a $15 handbag purchased for a wife, asserting the interior is so complex that she will fail to find her money for street car fare before her companion covers the cost.
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Care of Little Ducks Requires Shade and Clean Pens
Advice emphasizes keeping duck pens clean and shaded. Do not leave feed in troughs and ensure watering troughs are deep enough for head washing but protect against wetting other body parts.
Corn Silage Not For Hogs Says Hoard's Dairyman
Hoards Dairyman states hog stomachs cannot handle much corn silage. It warns silage is not well adapted feed for hogs and offers no clear advantage.
Jacob and Esau Reconcile After Diplomatic Peace Offer
The senior Berean lesson outlines Jacob returning home to face Esau with caution. Jacob sends gifts and wives across the river as he prays for guidance, then meets Esau with his family, seeking peace. Esau accepts the gifts and forgiveness, signaling a restored relationship after twenty years. Jacob chooses a cautious, divided path to avoid risk while maintaining safety for his household.
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Peach Trees From Frozen Can Be Recovered By Pruning
The article explains that peach trees damaged by severe winter freezes weaken and often die. Moderate heading back is the best pruning method, while overheaded trees or those left unpruned fail to recover. Stumped or trimmed trees regrow unevenly but can become well balanced within two to three years.
The Mary Denton Whaling Tale and Appointed Day
An 1850s New Bedford whaling voyage tale follows Mary Denton, a young woman who joins the ship Mary Denton for a three year voyage to escape a pending marriage. The narrator recalls Kendell, Mary’s lover, his distress, and the ship’s disappearance on the appointed day amid fog, surf, and rumor, leaving the fate of the Mary Denton unresolved.
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Edward Kendell
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Yeuton
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Joe i Gil Oie
Malwa Kender
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