Veal Ban Could Shift U S Beef Supply, Expert Says
An economist argues reducing veal demand nationwide for ten years would boost cattle stocks and lower meat costs. He cites 1909 and 1913 calf kill counts, notes dairying needs drive calf culls, and proposes regional cooperative slaughterhouses and farms taking control of meat production under careful regulation.
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United States
Sam
Shoe and Leather Reporter
Boston
Congress
Heifer Improvement Through Careful Rearing
Department of Animal Husbandry explains dairy improvement hinges on sires and on proper growth of calves after birth. Early pruning and grazing, proper hay, and six months of development determine if a calf becomes a productive cow. Proper care in the first summer yields strong progress by fall.
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Department Animal Husbandry
Rome
Hetter
M'Clean
Wachuastts
Deficient Fad Worded Debate Notes
The fragment refers to a debate about a fad with limited support. It mentions disagreement over approval and a man waking to go to work. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identified in the readable text.
Open up the mills not the poker games
A street scene shows a ward boss signaling to open the mills while crowds chant to open poker games. The moment captures conflict between industrial action and vice, with derisive shouts from spectators.
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Fle
Ward Boss
Peck and Maria Clash Over Self Control
A tense exchange in Boston theater dialogue shows Mrs. Peck accusing her husband of losing self control since their marriage while he denies it, prompting a sharp retort about keeping silent.
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Peck
Maria
Fragmentary note on system disturbance and casings
A fragment discusses ongoing disturbances and a malfunctioning system. It mentions cases and a need to address defects but lacks clear specifics or identities. The wording hints at broader impact on the entire setup without detailing actions or outcomes.
Limit of Courtesy in Japan's New Leader
The Pall Mall Gazette recalls Count Okuma Japan's new Prime Minister who has a wooden leg after a political assassin's bomb. It notes his calm dignity in the blast that killed servants and horses and his courteous remark to a foreign statesman as he offered to see him to the door despite great pain.
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Japan
Count Okuma
Okuma
Pall Mall Gazette
Queen Mary as Conversationalist Revealed
A description of Queen Mary as a poor conversationalist. It notes she speaks with apparent ease to begin, then abruptly stops, leaving others unsure how to proceed. The piece explains she concentrates while talking, but the focus fades and she drifts to other thoughts.
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Queen Mary
Despend on the stimulus when body reacts to cold water
The fragment describes how the body responds to a dash of cold water and how stimulus affects reaction. It notes a dependency on the stimulus for bodily response but lacks clear context or named subjects.
Fragmented OCR Message on Growth and Trade
Incomplete text shows a note about growth not by crossing alone and mentions barter and stealing, with stray letters and phrases. The readable words suggest a discussion of strength through action and trade, but specifics are unclear.
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