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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
4
The passage discusses timing for timbering and corn harvest, noting costs of delays, starting work the day before a break, and keeping binders busy while corn runs. It warns of hazards from ground corn and trucks and describes safety precautions and distribution of free firewood to protect property.
Fragment of a historical article discusses daily yields and costs, references to tenmen, wire tenons, and farming practices. It mentions scheduling labor across days, potential reductions in milling effort, and rough costs tied to task execution, with unclear attribution and damaged phrasing.
Fragment discusses a method for preserving fence posts using an open tank process. Posts are heated in hot creosote or oil, then cooled in open air, driving out air and moisture before final treatment. Mention of coal gas production and dangers of substances referenced.
A historical note describes methods to treat posts using iron or galvanized tanks, creosote application, and heated refining, detailing costs, tank sizes, and preservation effects to extend life beyond four years. It discusses moisture barriers, heat sources, and labor considerations for durable fencing or structural posts.
An old article argues for building a vast jetty to redirect the Arctic Labrador Current eastward into the Atlantic. Proponents claim the scheme would shield Labrador and Newfoundland from freezing waters, powerfully shaping climate, with engineers detailing shipyards, machinery, and the 2000 mile long barrier needed. The piece cites American scientists and engineers, noting historic experiments and theoretical designs to calm the Gulf Stream and alter global currents.
A fragmented note describes planned changes in weaning pigs including timing, housing adjustments, and feeding practices. It emphasizes separation before weaning, minimizing stress, and allowing pigs to adapt to surroundings to improve outcomes. The text mentions pens, wires, and enclosures as part of the separation and care.
The text outlines livestock care and orchard spray schedules, noting seasonal advice for sheep and poultry. It mentions tactics to prevent lambing issues, culling practices, and general farm routines, including feeding, fencing, and weather considerations for managing flocks and poultry. It references timing for spraying orchards and adjusting tasks with seasonal changes.
A fire at a Kansas City home endangered a mother Carrie Pennell and her 38 year old daughter, with a baby miraculously rescued by Archie Clark and Captain Charles Abraham. The child, lightly scorched, was taken to St Margaret's hospital then home. The blaze likely started from an oil stove.
An OCR mishmash describes a lynching threat and a subsequent pursuit involving a Black man, gun, and alleged rape. It includes chaotic names, locations, and events with uncertain details, naming victims and a sheriff’s station while hinting at a broader race related confrontation.
Fragmented read of a mountainous warfare scene in Tyrolean region with embattled spires and Dolomite peaks. Mentions leaders such as George D Abrabsa and Grohmanmapitan and Langhote. Describes routes, defenses, and rewards amid a grim memory landscape of war.
Government scientists aboard the Albatross planned an expedition to map uninhabited parts of the east of Lower California and the west coast of Mexico. Provisions and arms were carried for the mission, with the aim to capture or study sea elephants and related fauna. The 60,000 dollar effort included notes on island sightings and personnel such as Caysnie Liste, W. Wiets, H W Lowe, W McCuskey, Ralph Tuhrneon, Edward Bellinger, and CM Linton.
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