World News Survey Highlights Oct Activities and Naval Events
A sweeping survey notes events from Oct including the National conservation congress in Indianapolis, fire prevention conference in New York, a naval review in Manila Bay, and the dedication of Chicago’s new stadium. It also covers political campaigns, labor movements, and the U S Army War College presidency, with mentions of Panama’s president, Canadian labor plans, and naval aviation pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serrevat
Th. Nelude
National Conservation Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
Arkan
Maine
Relicario Porrmee
Panama
New York
New York City
Harris Ha
Vermont
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Chicago
Naval Review
Manila Bay
University of Chicago
National Spiritualists’ Association
Dallas
Tex
British House of Commons
Tréland
Church In Wales
Washinton
Supreme Masonie
American Automobile Association
Detroit
Interna
Henal Brotherhood of Teamsters
Peipers
I/L
Home trade drives town growth and prosperity
A local exhortation argues that home trade is the town’s backbone and key to growth. It urges residents to support honest local merchants over mail order ads, claiming dollars spent at home spur new stores, buildings, more trains, and civic pride.
Tips For Local Merchants In Old Newspaper Tone
Local merchants should avoid discussing religion or politics and refrain from gossip. Emphasize a motto like No Trouble to Show Goods and ensure stock of daily necessities. Build friendly relations with customers, greet with a cheery smile, and maintain prompt service for morning orders.
No Obvious Advantage Rich Uncle’s Death
Rertle asks Cassie and Gussie about the late uncle’s bequest with wit and irony. The exchange questions whether wealth matters after death as they wonder what was left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rertle
Cassie
Gussie
Farm Widoot Names Substitutes For Expensive Artichoke
A Farm and Fireside correspondent proposes substitutes for asparagus including artichoke heads from the grocery and the widows plant. The writer notes cost, cultivation notes, and suggests sowing seeds or using suckers for propagation. Also lists lettuce augustana, spinach, poke weed sprouts, milkweed, and historic use of young hops for similar purposes.
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Ant
Buffalo
Crop rotation boosts soil use and crop growth
The American Cultivator notes crop rotation evens nutrient use and extends legume benefits to other crops. It emphasizes better fertilizer efficiency, soil cleansing, and enhanced potential for market crops in a broader farming plan.
Cottonses neal Feed for Breeding Cattle Gains Notice
Farmers report Cottonses neal becoming a general cattle feed for breeding stock over the next years. Leading breeders use it heavily for yearling steers, with feeding at one and a half to two pounds daily helping cattle endure cold weather in better condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonses Neal
Kansas
Orange Judd
Dry the Hands First Milking Habit Cited as Undesirable
A cautionary note warns against milking with wet hands describing it as one of the most undesirable habits a man can form and suggesting proper hand drying before work.
Sunday School Lesson Mark VI 45 56 Reflection on Faith and Conflict
The text links feeding the 5000 and the storm at sea to the church age, highlighting spiritual warfare against satan and worldly powers. It urges believers to trust in God, wear spiritual armor, and avoid being deceived by counterfeit religious activity while relying on Christ’s sacrifice, resurrection, and coming kingdom. The piece cites Bible verses to comfort the faithful during trials, urging steadfast faith and God’s deliverance.
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Jesus
Feah
Daniel
Israel
Moses
Peter
James
Johowi
Samuel Ontti
Paul Wlix
Mike
Walt
Mare
Poultry Loss Estimates Outlined in Early Study
Fat estimates peg poultry and egg losses at ten percent of value, with total U.S. production around 750 million dollars annually. The observed data suggest higher losses before reaching consumers, plus substantial deterioration even when marketable. Dr. M B Pennington, USDA, notes ongoing studies.
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United States
M. BK. Pennington
United States Department of Agriculture
Peril to Alfalfa Crop and Seed Purity Concerns
An article warns farmers on the importance of pure seed for perennial crops like alfalfa and clover. It highlights the risk of weed beetle and the danger of impurities in small seeds, stressing careful seed selection and noting the European clover dodder as a persistent hazard to alfalfa crops.
Sweetening Cow Feed With Molasses
A farmer notes that a light sprinkle of molasses on soaked beet pulp makes cows eagerly eat otherwise unpalatable feed. Hoard's Dairyman suggests molasses as a relish to improve intake, even when cows refuse a mix of feed and cottonseed meal.
Feed mix guidance for ewes and lambing ewes
Andrew Boss of Minnesota Experiment Station advises alfalfa hay for roughage with ewes and suckling lambs. Oats and bran are satisfactory. if corn is cheaper, substitute shelled corn for oats or bran to balance costs.
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Andrew Boss
Minnesota
Perennial Pest Threat to Bay Crop Develops Winter Rest
Farm Progress notes a weed that can survive winter in legume crowns and resprout in spring. This perennating habit makes eradication difficult even with regular cutting, increasing risk to bay crops.
Preventing Milk Fever With Early Epsom Salt Doses
Advice suggests preventing milk fever by giving all cows a pound dose of epsom salt about a week before calving. Dissolve in water and feed to cows in good condition or well nourished.
Dusting Off Trouble on a Judge's Anniversary
A judge recalls a teen couple brought to his bench on their one year wedding anniversary. He tells them to celebrate privately, funds a modest supper and theater, and advises the wife to stop burdening her husband with daily troubles. The scene ends with the couple departing, wiser and smiling.
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Kim Ai
John
Mary
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Petit
Ben B. Lindser
George Creel
Denver
Venezuela
Don J. Gil Forton
Caracas
National Department of Agriculture
Washington
Don Fortou
TAFT
Helen Varick Boowell
National Woman's Republican Association
William Howard Taft
Miga Boowell
J. Fileo Foster
Bos
Well
Merveland
Hepa
Federation of Women's Clube
Veonama Canal
Canal Commission
Cohrede
Uulee Federated Protective League
William Crogier
U.S. A
Army War College
Wash
Ingram
Bureau of Oroinginee
Albert L. Mile
THE
Manila Bay Review
Albury
Cincinnati
Saratoga
Pampanga
Monadnock
Monterey
Nicholson
Labrador
Henry (. Bryant
Philadelphia Geographical Society
Recwuthy
St. Augustine
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Russell W. Porter
Greenland
Maske
Franz Josef Land
Bryant
Hrand Falls
Hamilton River
Royal Lying Corps of
Ft Writsin
Gerond
Royal Lying Corps
Nee
George V
New
Grand Central Palace
Great Britain
K. F. Pelton
Kies @orist
Extiibat Jourleg
Felton
Jooee Halford
London
NEW Wireless
Elea
Leon “Tation
Brindisi
Tripel Ead
Egypt
Helen V. Boswell
William Crozier
Army War School
Widoof Chicory
Long Island Agricultural Experiment Station
Horace Montgomery
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