Notable governor Francis remembered in St. Louis tribute
A wide array of dignitaries gathered at the old Francis home to honor former Governor David R. Francis described as St. Louis's most noted figure. Funeral rites at Maryland and Newstead avenues and interment beside his wife followed his death, with remarks on his public service and civic leadership.
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David R. Francis
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St. Louis
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Cleveland
Russia
Wilson
Merchants Exchange of St. Louis
University of Missouri
Francis
Senate
House
Headache Vanishes After 12 Years For Reinbeck Man
Alvin Volderbing of Reinbeck reports no headache today for the first time in 12 years after a half inch needle fragment was found in his handkerchief. He recalls a head injury in the Philippines when kicked by a horse led to a brain abscess and grim predictions.
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Cedar Rapids
Alvin Volderbing
Reinbeck
Philippines
Volderbing
John Ah
Clay Street
Sessernon
Il Ping’ Sng
Etigen
Mimouri Pee
Girl Slayer Happy Sweetheart Loyal in North Dakota
In Stanley North Dakota twenty year old waitress Alice Holtz shoots and kills Nafus after he boasted of assaulting her. She awaits trial while her fiancé Jack Hardwick, owner of a barbershop and restaurant, stays by her side amid public calls to drop the case.
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Stanley
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Alice Holtz
Alice
Jack Hardwick
Nafus
Hardwick
Natus
Jack
Dog Brings Plea From Alaska Miners in Big Pass
A malamute carried a note from two miners injured by an explosion on Tobin creek in the Brooks range. Oscar Ottersoniz’s dog Nigger woke him at 2:30 AM in Little Squaw to summon help. Shaw and Dunlap were found badly hurt. Dunlap blinded. From the Little Squaw radio station near the Arctic Circle a plane was dispatched to fly the patients to a hospital.
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Brooks Mountain Range
Oscar Ottersoniz
Husky's Neck Read: “Come, Both Seriously Injured. Explosio ‘Ottersoniz
Shaw
C. Dunlap
Tobin Creek
Dunlap
United States Signal Corps
Arctic Circle
Paris
Man Rescued After 175-Foot Delaware Bridge Leap
Walter B. Church attempted suicide from the Delaware River bridge span, about halfway to the water. He survived, recalling he changed his mind during the fall but was in a bad spot to alter his course. He swam, disappeared, then blacked out before being rescued in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River Bridge
Walter B. Church
Pie and Pastry Brawl Disrupts Lancaster Store
Five men clashed inside Andrew Cogley’s Lancaster shop over pies and pastries. They hurled pies buns and fingers at each other with missiles spraying the walls. Police arrested Michael Stafere Ralph Stafere Richard Dommell Lewis Foernster and Moses Haldeman on disorderly conduct charges and jailed them in default of bail awaiting a hearing.
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Lancaster
Andrew Cogley
Cogley
Michael and
Ralph Stafere
Richard Dommell
Lewis Foernster
Moses Haldeman
Oliver Cromwell in English Civil War and Rule
Albert Payson Terhune recounts Oliver Cromwell as a farmer turned military leader and ruler. He details his rise from parliament to lord protector, his defeat of Royalists at Marston Moor and Naseby, his execution of Charles I, and the mixed legacy including harsh governance in Ireland and later downfall after the restoration.
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Crow‘well
Diver Cromwell
Three Servants and Their Talents Parable Lesson
A Sunday school lesson on Matthew 25 14 30 the parable of the talents. It contrasts faithful use of gifts with unfaithfulness and warns that God rewards faithful stewardship while failing to use gifts leads to loss and judgment. It emphasizes duties beyond money and the coming judgment.
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Chrieti
Pray More Before Ventures Says Echoes
A reflective note argues that praying more before risky actions would reduce the need to pray afterward, urging believers to seek guidance and caution prior to undertaking ventures.
The Cross Im Conversation Echoes Salvation Quote
The Cross Im conversation centers on sanctification and affections as the cross. Echoes imply salvation restores a wrecked mind rather than making a man lose his mind.
Milk cost study shows Illinois dairy farms lose money without efficient cows
A University of Illinois study of 18 farmers in Clinton and Madison counties shows 145 cows produced 9,74729 pounds of milk at an average net cost of 185 dollars per hundredweight. Feed and labor dominate costs, with little link between time spent and output, underscoring the value of high producing cows for profit.
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Illinois
College of Ar Culture
University of Ilinois
Washington
Clinton
Madison
St. Louis
Karl T. Wright
College Farm Organization and Management Department
Wright
Prevent Pneumonia in Calves and Animals
Pneumonia is preventable with warm dry quarters and clean bedding. Keep calves in dry, well ventilated stalls, with regular cleaning and ample space for exercise to reduce disease risk.
Feeding fat in dairy cows boosts milk yield and body maintenance
A dairy cow fed a full balanced ration uses about half the feed to maintain body tissue and half for milk production. With a three fourths ration only one third goes to milk while two thirds cover body needs. A fat fattening diet requires all feed to match body requirements. This illustrates the importance of proper fat feeding in dairy cattle.
Dairy notes on feeding and dairy barn practices
The article discusses dairy cow rations with poultry synergy, stressing cooling milk to 50 degrees F and ensuring legumes and silage are used together. It cautions against unpasteurized skim milk or buttermilk spreading disease to livestock and notes new stall drinking fountains allowing cows to drink freely.
Birds Change Mates In Ten Year Wren Study
S Prentiss Baldwin of Cleveland reports in Popular Science Monthly that house wren pairs often change mates between two yearly broods. The study tracked day by day the lives of nesting wrens on Baldwin's estate, noting mating lasted only while the young were helpless, then parents sought new partners.
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S. Prentiss Baldwin
Cleveland
Baldwin
Popular Science Monthly
Kreutzer Sonata Question Sparks Basement Music Debate
In a bookstore scene a shopper asks for the Kreutzer Sonata while another remarks the setting is the book department, likening the music section to a basement. The exchange sketches a quirky, literary atmosphere and playful tension.
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Kreutzer Sonata
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