Survey of World News: Roads, Borah, and Aeroplane Warnings
A survey highlights road repairs over new construction and heavier vehicle use, noting Massachusetts New York England and France road management trends. It discusses Senator William Borah and Republican 1918 nomination talk, plus England warns about aircraft dangers on Salisbury Plain and domestic employment clubs in Los Angeles.
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Tata
Thia Billetin
Massachusetts
New York
England
France
Palitieini
Democrata
Borah
Congress Ok
Botah
Business Chess: Advertising as Strategy and Reputation
A rustic treatise equates commerce to chess, arguing success comes from methodical moves, planning, and reputational advertising. Joseph Slasmund advocates building trust with customers, fair promises, prompt apologies, and shared enterprise to win lasting business.
Correction on the clipping misread in Florida Times Union
A garbled correction notes that an earlier line was misprinted in the Florida Times Union. The notice references a cryptic phrase and clarifies the intended wording without detailing the corrected terms.
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Florida Times-Union
Brown rot of potato tubers and other crop pests
A field report describes brown rot discoloration at the stem end of potatoes and tuber decay caused by a fungus entering through the stem. It warns of wilt and yield loss, spreads via infected seed and weed material, and suggests avoiding planting by heavily discolored seed. It also notes pests like the blotched beetle and armyworm as common garden threats.
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Venthal
Colt Thrifty: Aze of Grains and Craft
A compact note describes improving a colt by using roots and wheel with wheat, oats or barley. The fragment hints at making the colt more thrifty and robust through practical feeding and care. Names, dates, or clear events are not present in readable text.
Marriage by Design and the Experiments of Fate
A narrator recounts an arranged marriage experiment with two friends proposing to test material theory of wedlock. John Auchincross and Helen Englander propose contracting a wife and husband for a trial period, then separation to test how fate and choice shape marital success. The ceremony proceeds, tensions rise, and the couple's future paths become the focus of the unfolding tale.
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John Auchincross
Beesides
Helen Englander
Miss King
Beth
Helen Mughinder
Trehyndin
Til Misa Pughider
Laholds
Dedin
Enuyites
Helen
Joby
John
Adi
Tob
Botetock
Messerver
Heramary
Lute Tay
Poultry Rearing Advice From The American Agriculture
Advice emphasizes proper feeding and humane handling. It notes fresh, balanced rations for meat birds, rest before slaughter, and careful culling of unproductive hens. The article warns against over-crowding and stresses shade and clean water, plus marking eggs and managing dirty or drowned chicks.
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Ono
New Quarters For Poultry Prompt Slower Start
The article notes hens may delay laying when moved to new quarters as their routine adjusts. A novice relocating a flock should anticipate a settling period of about three weeks before they resume normal laying and activity. Farm Progress.
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Farrow
Bank
Lagden
Kate Reilly
Parrow
Reilty
Value of Alluga in Missouri steer feeding study
The Missouri experiment station reports a steer feeding trial comparing corn silage with hay. Finding $1.07 savings per 109 pounds of beef suggests silage could reduce feeding costs by this amount.
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Missouri
Mule Business and Hybrid Animal Use in Farm Work
A 2010 survey shows mule numbers by state and their value for farm work. Maryland Missouri and Texas report high totals. Maine has the highest average price per head despite small herds. Overall US mature mule value averages around 154 dollars with about 2.4 million head nationally.
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Justin
South
Vensie
Yexay
Miasguri
Georgia
Deanesige
Missouri
Maine
Whitte
North Atlante
Horwha
Ravin
Tennessee
Sido
United States
Inedible Feed Experiment Notes by Charles Diller
The fragment describes an orted feeding trial calculating costs for mutton beef and grain inputs. It cites tonnes of grain and concentrates, vitamins, and plant products to produce pounds of beef and pork substitute, with implied farmer or employer observations.
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Otto Uyvds
Hey
Pois
Ratan
Eugene
Ot Bay
Dan
Charles Diller
Calves Ready for Winter Growth Amid Idle Season
In a period of inactivity the grower notes calves will be ready come fall and winter as farmers focus on overhauling stock and planning for the cold season. The message emphasizes timely feed and preparation to maximize calf development.
Sanctity of Parents and Family in Sunday School Lesson
The review emphasizes honoring father and mother as earthly representatives of God and links family sanctity to social prosperity. It notes duties of obedience, respect, and care, and warns that violating marital and parental duties harms children and society. It discusses the commandment against murder and theft, urging pursuit of pure hearts and moral conduct.
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Gel
Ufe
Aul Wether
Brilidhood Honer
Avery
Baalwad
MMI
Wien
Vernon
Sato
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United Dtaes Department of Agriculture
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