The Battle of Tieutderaga and Modern Bridge Prizes
A garbled note references the Battle of Tieutderaga and a resolutionary event, mentioning WW Cyrusepe Verde and an attack on a kitchen shower. It cites a Cincinnati Enquirer item about using modern brides gifts as bridge prizes. The fragmentary text obscures clear details but implies a satirical or unfamiliar report on social events and prizes.
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Walter
Tieutderaga
Ava
Cyrusepe Verde
Cincinnati Enquirer
Long Live the King Edward Promises and World Reactions
The piece notes Edward’s coronation promises to uphold Protestant faith and avoid marriage to a Roman Catholic while praising him as monarch. It covers global greetings, postwar spending, and a wealth of varied reflections from American and European observers on politics, war, and culture.
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King
Edward
England
Scotland
Turkish Peace Terms Reached After World War I
The narrative notes Turkey was last to conclude peace, first to recover from defeat, and the sole losing nation to negotiate terms rather than have them imposed by other powers.
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Germany
Turkey
Seen and Heard In Indiana
A jumble of obituaries and notices lists Nicholis Hinames age seventy seven father of two Catholic priests, Lagi AL Obi fifty farmer, Mrs Alina Dann Noland seventy president of the Indiana Equal Suffrage Society, Neal Davukherte ninety five resident of Anderson, and others. Debaters won a county tournament, highways crews logged snow clearing, and Purdue hosted a road school with 600 attendees. Kinsey reports a 10,000 mile expedition challenging Darwinism after gathering 50,000 gall wasp specimens. Scottsburg bonds sold for school building, and guards broke a strike at shirt plants in Jeffersonville and New Albany. John D Lewis elected to lead Delaware county GOP. Mrs Frances Van Buskirk dies from car crash injuries.
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Hinames
Monterey
Lagi AL Obi
Hert Mo Grossouin
Vererop
Kendaldie
Twenteen
Ao Rush Circuit Court
Caroline Land
Tanvrence Streng
Greenfield
Poland
United States Department of Agriculture
So Ench
Ten- Hessee
Don Blair
New Phamony Bridge
Gordon Taber
Cass County Hospital
Longansport
State Highway Department
James TD. Adams
Highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Purdue University
A. C. Kinsey
Indiana University
Mexico
Guatemala
Doctor Kinsey
Scottsburg
Marcus R. Warrender
Indianapolis
Vienna Township
W. Emmett Riverltt
Scott County State Bank
Federal Resettlement Administration
Indiana State Planning Board
L. I. Moorman
State Planning Board
J. Kh. Kohlmeyer
National
Indiana
M. Fine & Sons
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Martlatt Inn
Floyd and Clark c
Paul V. McNutt
Eixty
Thomas van Buskirk
Greene County
Bloomfield
Martinsville
Proper winter cooling of milk avoids losses and rejects
Prof Brneckner explains that slow cooling and improper methods like snow banks or ice delays cause milk to freeze or not fully cool, leaving bottom milk uncooled and rejected. He urges dairymen to use well insulated milk tanks in clean houses to save thousands yearly.
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Ees Brneckner
Darew Dept
New York State
Iowa Agency Tightens Corn Handling Rules at Warehouses
Wallaces' Farmer reports the Iowa Department of Agriculture bans sealing corn more than four feet from crib sides or vents. Ventilation is advised for wide deep cribs, with tile vent strings and vertical shafts as options. Salting corn at one to two pounds per hundred bushels supplements ventilation to deter mold in moist grain.
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Warehouse Board
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Wallaces
Hoofing Major Profit For Nortonville Cattle Feeders
Joe and Felix Corpsteins of Nortonville Kansas topped the market with their twenty first carload of horned Hereford steers on May 1. From January 28 to May 1 they led 21 of 25 cars with prices from 13 to 16.25 dollars. They began feeding 400 to 500 cattle yearly since 1929 on a 2000 acre farm to restore fertility after grain farming. Steers fed in open bunks, started on bran and then fed ensilage shelled corn molasses feed and alfalfa. Net cash profit was over 50 dollars per steer on the 407 steers fed this season.
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Joe
Felix Corpstein
Nortonville
Kan
Corpsteins
Chicago
Corpstein
Agricultural Notes and Livestock Health Briefs
Agricultural notes highlight off flavor in cream linked to rust in cans. Mentions that barnyard manure is valuable and not waste. Notes gender migration from farms to cities and a high male surplus on farms. Discusses Swiss goat breeds Toggenburg and Saanen and suggests seed treatment with high frequency sound waves to improve potato growth. Reports livestock water intake varies by season, and Ohio auctions and stockyards are veterinarian inspected to curb disease spread.
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Ohio
Winter Egg Production Tips From Poultry Extension Bulletin
Egg prices rise with winter production, farm records show higher annual yields when fall and winter output is strong. To improve winter laying, ensure fresh water year round, constant quality feed, well maintained sheds, clean dry litter, and about four square feet per hen. Remove weak or parasite-infested birds and keep only promising layers.
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Atp
Poultry Extension Spectatter
Universite of Minolta Wnl
Selecting the Cockerel for Breeding Purposes
Guidance on choosing breeding cockerels emphasizes early sexual maturity, vigor, and physical traits. It advises selecting birds with strong combs and wattles, forceful body development, and large shanks, then pairing pedigreed stock whose dams laid 175 to 225 eggs per pallet year, averaging at least 24 ounces per dozen.
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American Agriculturist
Trapnesting Pullets and Selection Criteria
Trapnesting pullets do not lay with machine like regularity to allow monthly marks of desirable birds. Egg count is one indicator. early maturity and high production suggest good yearly output, weight, size, and flesh must balance. Vigor and weight maintenance during production also matter. culling cannot rely on a single egg-count formula.
Guard Turkey Breeders tan-4t
The first consideration with breeding turkey hens is vigor. To get hens into production early in spring, feed a laying mash all winter and a grain ration with yellow corn oats and wheat or barley through to spring. They should roost outside all winter with shelter only in severe weather. The worst weather is rain and ice.
Blind Fowls in Growing Birds Cited as Nerve Disorder
Causes of blindness in growing fowls are obscure. A Rural New Yorker writer notes it stems from nerve sight issues and may accompany paralysis or other diseases. Such birds should not be used for breeding and are better used for food before emaciation worsens.
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New Yorker
The Passing of Kipling and a Flight of Lost Idols
A columnist muses on America's worship of speed and self destruction, Kipling's decline and isolation after his son’s death, the making of a new movie, the appeal of tattooed performers, and aging namesakes in a satirical, reflective tone.
Household hints from HOUCHOM and associates
Practical tips cover cleaning furniture preserving canned foods and odor control. Advice includes dampening with water and ammonia for dust removal leaving stoned foods in opened cans is safe for better freshness and airing stamps with a hot iron to separate mucilage and pepper storage for seasoning foods.
Beware Unknown Preparations For Headache Relief
The notice warns against unverified preparations and urges consulting a family doctor about Genuine Bayer Aspirin for regular use. It claims Bayer Aspirin is among the fastest, safest headache and rheumatic pain remedies and cites widespread user experience as proof of safety for the average person. It urges readers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by its full name at any drug store.
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Bayer Aspirin
Maharajah of Jaipur Worth Over 500 Million Dollars
The Maharajah of Jaipur ranks among India's wealthiest figures with an estimated fortune surpassing 500 million dollars. The figure underscores the vast holdings and luxury associated with the royal family.
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Maharajah of
Jaipur
India
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