Wireless in Atlantic Safety and Sea Dangers Highlight
A New York Herald Tribune writer surveys how wireless warnings reduce sea hazards. Derelicts, icebergs, and flotsam threaten ships, while beacon stations and direction finders improve navigation, distress signaling, and rescue accuracy across North Atlantic routes.
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New York
Aoerth
Long
West
Atlantic
New York Herald-Tribune
North Atlantic
Europe
Cultivation of a Hobby as Remedy for Overwork
The article argues that managing worry from heavy duties requires change and new interests. It advocates cultivating hobbies as a constant, universal remedy, suggesting varied personal approaches from exercise to travel and solitude. It emphasizes lighting a new field of interest to offset stress.
Stuck to Her Job Paris Marianne Henrlon Dies at 91
Mlle. Marianne Henrlon, longtime Nancy France cook for a single family, worked at the frying pan for seventy four years until a few days before her death at age ninety one in Nancy.
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Paris
Marianne Henrlon
Nancy
France
Real-Rt Winston S. Churchill quoted in Hearst Cosmopolitan
The passage references the Rt. Hon. Winston S. Churchill as a real figure and notes his mention in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan. It frames Churchill as a source of happiness and safety and suggests having multiple such references.
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Winston S. Church
Hearst
International Cosmopolitan
Banting's Name Sparks Diet Slang Origin
The term to Bant emerged from the dieting movement inspired by William Banting. He popularized a system and the verb form linked to his name, shaping a humorous slang phrase about weight loss.
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Banting
Alboin and Rosamond A Tale Of Lombard Conquest And Death
A sixth century tale recounts Alboin son of Audoin founding the Lombard kingdom in Italy after slain foe Thurismand. He wins Rosamond but faces revenge. Helmichis murders him, and Rosamond endures a tragic end with Longinus.
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Audoin
Thurismand
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Gepidae
Rosamond
Italy
Longbeards
Helmichis
Peredeus
Rogamond
Ravenna
Longinus
Victory Without Profit and Old Hickory’s Rise
The battle of New Orleans, fought after the Ghent treaty, boosted General Andrew Jackson’s political career. His frontier image, courage, and honor helped him gain lasting fame, leading to his 1824 presidential run and eventual 1832 re-election after a bitter path through the House and Martyr status.
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New Orleans
United States
England
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
South
William Henry Harrison
Florida
Sir Edward Pakenham
Duke of Wellington
Httle
Pakenham
Ghent
Washington
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Scientist Describes Reptile Regeneration Observations
A prominent scientist reports experiments where salamanders reproduced four legs with 98 bones plus tail vertebrae six times in three months. He notes cases of regeneration of the lower jaw with muscles vessels and teeth, and even eye restoration within a year if the optic nerve stayed behind the orbit.
Neglect cited as main cause of poultry failures
North Carolina State poultry expert Allan G. Oliver lists ten neglect factors that often doom flocks. Dark damp houses dirty water poor ventilation unsanitary yards crowded birds exposed dead birds and vermin. He urges cleanings, space, air, water and proper roosts to prevent losses.
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Allen G. Oliver
North Carolina State College
Mr. Oliver
Oliver
Correct Time to Start Young Turkeys in Spring
April and May are best for starting young turkeys. Place eggs under hens of American or Asiatic breeds. White Leghorns are unsuitable. Plymouth Rock or Brahma hens make good mothers.
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Plymouth Rock
Feeding Young Ducks and Laying Advice from The Farm
Ducks should begin laying with the spring weather and need protein and minerals. Use a good laying mash with scratch grains to satisfy their dietary needs and ensure attention akin to chickens, even during busy hunting seasons.
Poultry Sanitation Boosts Profit More Than Crowding
Money from a few well housed and fed chickens can exceed profits from many crowded birds. Overcrowding hinders ventilation and sanitation, inviting colds and contagious diseases. Sanitation is the backbone of successful poultry raising.
Green Feed Substitutes for Egg Production
Green feed or a satisfactory substitute is necessary for egg production. Sprouted oats are excellent and possibly the best option. Mangels, carrots, cabbage, or lettuce are used with economy and success. Jeafy alfalfa or clover in racks or baskets is rapidly increasing as the best substitute. Alfalfa meal in the mash is widely used if made from beat quality hay.
Tanlac Restores Energy for Indianapolis Journeyman
Mr. W. H. Stearn of 1211 No. Oakland Avenue, Indianapolis, age 67, describes severe indigestion and weakness from overwork. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, digestion, sleep, and energy to levels rivaling a man of 35 or 40. The ad urges readers to start Tanlac today as a nature’s tonic.
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W. H. Stearn
Indianapolis
Carpenter
Tanlac
Oakland Avenue
Parlor Confession Between Mother and Daughter
A dialogue scene reveals a daughter recalling sitting close to Jerry in the parlor with her arm around him. She notes that only two could fit in that chair, hinting at a private moment.
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Jerry
First Lessons in Golf Instruction Fragments
The readable text discusses holding a golf club with both hands and asks how to hold a book of instructions. It pairs remarks on merit and good fortune as akin, implying a casual, instructional tone from a historical column.
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