Mieonal Egg Laying Contest Yields and Leaders
The article reports on the Mieonal Egg Laying Contest with weekly production trends, peak yields in the 27th and 40th–41st weeks, and a general decline to 1,009 eggs per week by year end. It notes Windsweep Farm pen and James H. Lord leading with 58 eggs, Branford Farm second with 67, and three pens tied for third with 56. It highlights Salmon Favorelle hen No. 994 achieving 122 eggs in 136 days, a 90 percent average, and lists top pens and Connecticut entries. The piece ends with a note about New Haven Railroad clerks settlement and a segue to funeral designs.
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Togo
Massachusetts
Windsweep Farm E
Redding Ridge
James H. Lord
Methuen
Branford Farm
Starrs Station
George M. McMillan
Springfield
Wm. H. Lyon
Levanna
N. Y
Groton
Conn
Favorelle
Elliott City
Hoghton
Preston
England
Hillview Poultry Farm
St. Albans
Rhode Island Reds
Tom Sparron
Catforth
Windeweep Farm
Jes. V. Thomas
Ballston Lake
N. H
Pinecrest Orchards
Mass
Rhode Island
Colonial Farm
Temple
Meerritt M. Clark
Brookfield Center
Homer P. Deming
Winsted
Rhode
Colleges push endowments amid reunions and praise
A college veteran recalls how reunions mix memory with fundraising as class officers urge at least 25 toward equipment. The piece questions whether perfect equipment is vital or if leadership and teaching endure without immediate riches. It notes the value of a resourceful faculty over flashy facilities. The column ends with ads for Radford B. Smith and a torpedo flotilla division formed to support new destroyers, with bouquets from John Reck & Son.
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Redding Churches Weigh Joint Pastor for Center Congregational and Methodist
In Redding, leaders of Center Congregational and Center Methodist weigh sharing one pastor without merging churches. The plan aims to cut costs and raise ministerial quality while each church remains separate. Legal hurdles could arise from Methodist oversight, but Congregational approval is unlikely to be an issue. The Congregational church is the town’s oldest, with history dating before the Revolution.
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Redding
Center Congregational Church
Center Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Center Methodist church born from early New England mission
The piece recalls the Colonial era split with a Congregational minister deeming Rev. Jesse Lee’s doctrinal exposition too unorthodox. It notes unity now possible despite historic theological differences and mentions a Wheeler & Wilson band concert at Washington Park tonight at eight.
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Center Methodist Church
Jesse Lee
New England
Lee
Wheeler & Wilson
Washington Park
Marcia
Bethany Commandery
Meyer
First Love
A. Holzman
Franz Shubert
Foore Suppe
Mr. A. Vernon
Adele
L. Bridguet
Lyon
Chas
BH. Koelling
Stern
Louis T. Chermak
German Court Martial Sentences Young Belgian Countess
A London report says sixteen year old Countess Helen Janglie d Ardey was arrested after a dispute with an officer in Ghent. She and her grandmother wore medals bearing King Albert's portrait. The court martial $sentenced her to three months in prison.
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London
Helen Janglie d’Ardey
Ghent
Albert
Variety Groceries and Fresh Produce Advertised Prices
A dense grocery ad lists stewing fowls 16c per lb and fowls up to 26c. It features roasting chickens 25c, native squab, Long Island ducks 22c, turkeys 24-26c, broilers 32c, and a range of fruits and vegetables including lettuce, beans, peas, celery, tomatoes, potatoes, berries, and melons. Also offered are juices, olives, walnut meats, root beer extracts, salad dressing, soap, marshmallows, crullers, bread, pies, and various baked goods.
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Long Island
Williams’ and Hire
U. S. Mail
William Smith First Provost of Philadelphia College
A brief note on William Smith born June 25 1728 the first provost of the College of Philadelphia later University of Pennsylvania. It covers Franklin's role in founding 1749 1751 governance expansion funding trips to England and the 1791 rename to University of Pennsylvania and Smith as historian educator.
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College of Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
William Smith
Smith
Benjamin Franklin
Fourth Street
Arch
Trustees of
Academy and Charitable School
Province of
Pennsylvania
the College and Academy of Philadel
Phia
England
West Indies
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