Farming Hints On Apple Storage And Spring Planting
Visitors at the Farmers' Review office discuss storage apples from last fall kept at 32 degrees since winter. L R Bryant notes Willow Twig as excellent for storage, urges spring planting in northern areas, and cites state orchards and sub-stations testing fruits. Gypsum enhances soil, and fertilizer use grows with local access and profit potential.
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Farmers’ Review Office
L. R. Bryant
Illinoia
Springfield
Gypsum in Kansas A Major Mineral Resource
Erasmus Haworth told the State Board of Agriculture that Kansas ranks second in gypsum production with vast marketed quantities. Two gypsum varieties exist, including abundant rock gypsum in layers near Blue Rapids and south of Salomon Hill, with pure rock masses up to 30 feet thick in Barber county and Medicine Lodge.
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Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Erasmus Haworth
Blue Rapids
Vivar
Salomon
Hops
Sumner Line
State Line
Barber County
Medicine Lodge
Europe
America
Judging Plan for Poland China Show at Kansas City
Frank D. Winn explains a four judge system with rotating roles and a referee to ensure fairness for Poland China hog awards. Four judges T. B. Hart J. M. Klever J. Hendrick W. Z. Swallow, replacing McFadden, will judge with a rotating referee and one judge out per class to prevent bias.
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Kansas City
Frank D. Winn
T. B.hart
Ilinois
J. M. Klever
J. €. Hendrick
Ohio
W. Z. Swallow
Iowa
W. H. McFadden
American Poland China Record Company
Black Spanish Fowl Descriptions and Eastern Trade Note
The Black Spanish is an old poultry breed with glossy black plumage and a white face. Pullets lay 160 to 180 eggs annually. hens lay after molting, averaging similar output. Blue shanks, red combs, white wattles except inner upper part. White-faced Black Spanish valued for laying. no standard weight given. Also notes South to North pig trade, Athens population, and Birmingham metal expedition opening Nov 15, 1904.
Milk Digestion Compared Fresh Versus Sterilized
A study summarized from Jomma La clinica medica Italiana compares digestion of fresh and sterilized cow milk. Fresh milk digests more readily under pepsin and acid, while sterilized milk digests better with pancreatin. diluted sterilized milk with 10 percent sugar solution digests more easily than pure sterilized milk.
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Rage
British Exchange
Jomma
la Clinica Medica Italiana
Alfalfa Pasture Studied for Hogs at Oklahoma Station
Research at an Oklahoma station tests alfalfa with and without grain for hogs, along with sugar beets, cowpeas, sorghum, sweet potatoes, and peanuts. Findings show alfalfa excellent for grazing, with grain boosting gains. continuous pasturing harms alfalfa. rare to pastur year sown. Sorghum offers fair pasture. crops like cowpeas and peanuts reduce pork cost when hogs harvest and receive some grain. Sugar beets are palatable but costly to grow for large use.
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Ilogadon
Oklahoma Station
Milking Diligence Guards Cow Health and Yield
The Jersey Bulletin stresses milking cows clean each time to protect udder health and long term milk production. Neglect leads to reduced yield and deteriorating capacity, with small increases in neglect becoming chronic over time.
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Jersey Bulletin
Bette
Toads As Medicine in Old Times and Modern Belief
Harvey Sutherland reviews beliefs about toads and other natural remedies from historical sources. He cites Martin Luther and Pope Adrian regarding toad based cures and recounts folk practices like placing dried toads and frog debacles to draw out disease, noting how such lore persisted into later generations.
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Martin Luther
Adrian
Harvey Sutherland
Annelee
Army corps commanders named in Manchuria drawing
General Sakharoff, the Russian commander of the new Manchurian army corps and brother of the chief of the Russian general staff, also led the frontier corps. General Goerngross, former commander of the protective force in Manchuria, was appointed his assistant.
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Sakharoff
Frontier Corps
Goerngross
Manchuria
Death for the useless Prevention of Disease Proposes
Dr Charles Denison of Denver proposes government supervision of marriages and a salaried hygiene commission to study hereditary decline and disease prevention. He favors racial improvement laws, limited state use of painless death, and broad education on heredity before marriage along with public warnings to the young. The plan targets physical fitness and social measures to curb degenerate heredity.
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Denver
Gol
Jung
Charles Denison
Denison
Flag Raises Over Navassa Then Guards Windward Passage
Four men arrive in Nayaond New York on June 22 after hoisting a large American flag over Navassa Island. The flag is described as a guardian for the tall rock at the Windward Passage entrance until rightful claimants act, recalling Navassa’s status as a U S possession in the West Indies until 1898.
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Nayaond
New York
Navassa Island
United States
West Indies
Bates Returns to New York After Indian Territory Trip
Land of Guiney Premises reports Francis A Bates has arrived in New York and is staying at the Waldorf Astoria. He asserts the Indian Territory holds vast mineral wealth fertile lands grand forests and beautiful streams on the American continent.
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Ericks Museum
New York
Henry
Frick
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Childs Frick
Frederick §. Webster
Colorado Melon Crop Rises Amid Demand for Rocky Ford
Colorado reports its cantaloupe planting for the season at its heaviest in years. This spring 2,500 acres were devoted to Rocky Ford melons and nearly 840 car loads were shipped out of the state, reflecting strong demand.
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Colorado
Denver
Sixes Rapid Trough Billy Harrisburg Rapid Transit Bills Signed
In Harrisburg on June 21 Governor Brown signed the two supplemental rapid transit bills that had passed the House yesterday afternoon. The action completes the immediate legislative assent for the proposed rapid transit projects.
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Harrisburg
Weirning
High Class Graduates Alumni Givda Diplomas in Ann Arbor
Diplomas awarded to 724 University of Michigan graduates at the fifty-seventh annual commencement. Senior medical class wore caps and gowns. senior literary men spurned Oxford attire. Dr. Albert H. Hart of Harvard spoke on The Practical Man. Ithaca: Cornell holds its thirty third annual commencement with 366 candidates receiving degrees.
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Ann Arbor
Givda
Miéh
Junta
University of Michigan
Oxford
Albert H. Hart
Harvard University
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Schurman
Wisconsin grants 297 diplomas at commencement
Madison June 22. The largest class yet at Wisconsin, 297 graduates, received their degrees and diplomas. Commencement exercises closed with the alumni ball at Armory Hall, which was decorated with cardinal flowers and bunting for the occasion.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Armory Hall
Northwestern Turns Out 460 and 480 Graduates
The forty third annual Northwestern University commencement was held last night at the Auditorium. Nearly 6,000 students and friends filled the theater. The graduating class numbered 480, one of the largest in the history of the institution.
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Northwestern
Chicago
Northwestern University
Instituton
Lightning kills three in Indiana storm near Indianapolis
A severe electrical storm across Indiana killed three people and injured several others. Victims include Bert Hathaway of Idaville Grace Larkin of Riley and Ira Smith of Youngstown. In Kokomo and Marion damage included a church strike, a saloon fire, and five men knocked unconscious. Crops damaged and telegraph services impeded as storms raged June 21 22.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Bert Hathaway
Idaville
Grace Larkin
Harvey Larkin
Riley
Ira Smith
Youngstown
Henry Goodlove
James Langdon
Kokomo
Jamey Parsons
Marion
First Presbyterian Church
James Rowan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Galdon
President and Mrs. McKinley to Canton for Summer
If Mrs. McKinley’s condition improves the President will accompany her to Canton for the summer. He plans to stay there most of the season and return to Washington only as needed for public business.
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Canton
Washington
Bars Women from Court in Tennessee Supreme Court Decision
Memphis Tenn June 72. Women cannot practice law before the Tennessee supreme court under the just rendered decision. The ruling raises whether women may practice in lower courts as well.
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Memphis
Tenn
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Allen's Yoot-Ease Promises Foot Comfort Cure
An old advertisement claims Allen's Yoot-Ease powder soothes heat swelling burning sweating feet corns and bunions. It urges shaking into shoes and asserts availability at druggists and shoe stores with sample offers and contact details.
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Allen
Prue
Ridease Allen
LeRoy
Beat housekeeping plan avoids mortgaging the house
A muddled note emphasizes avoiding debt while moving out due to pain and suffering caused by a potion. The writer questions incurred costs and asks readers to consult a druggist about remedies, hinting at regret over a financial mistake.
Defianor Starch Promised in 10 Cent Package
A reader notices an ad claiming DEFIANOR STARCH is the only 1¢ per ounce option priced at 10 cents for a 12 oz package. The note suggests satisfaction or refund. The piece also cites a Bavarian newspaper editor claiming women who wear trailing dresses conceal large feet on the street.
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Mroenkfurter Zeitung
Yellowstone Park Scenery Folder Promoted by Oregon Short Line
A short line railway markets a color folder of Yellowstone National Park scenes with travel guidance. The ad urges readers to send four cents in stamps to Salt Lake City for a copy, pairing visuals with tips for visitors to the park.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Oregon Short Line Railway
DBD
Burley General
Salt Lake City
Utah
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