Presidential bachelor myth and large family trend in history
The piece notes two presidents defied the belief that a candidate must be married to win. It catalogs marriages and offspring of leaders from Washington to Jefferson and Taylor, highlighting bachelor James Buchanan and the widowed or married presidents who expanded White House families, and cites Andrew Johnson’s early marriage at eighteen.
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Oday
Ballyhoo
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
White House
Frances Folsom
Buchanan
Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Roosevelt
John Tyler
Tyler
William H. Harrison
George Washington
Rutherford B. Hayes
Thomas Jefferson
Zachary Taylor
Andrew Johnson
Elizabe
War monuments and horrors cited in Brisbane column
The author recalls the Vimy Ridge memorial unveiled by the king honoring Canadian soldiers. He notes high Allied casualties among Canadians, mentions American volunteers and attitudes, and contrasts World War I horrors with Spanish Civil War cruelty as reported by Lord Rothermere's Daily Mail.
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England
Vimy Ridge
Canada
Indiana Obituaries and Local News Highlights
A roundup of Indiana figures and events: J Abner Seybold of Logansport dies after illness. Evansville fires cause $50,000 damage. Professor F W Higgins killed in Michigan auto crash. Rev Eberhard Pasca and Mrs Edmund J Schuler pass away. Everett Gentry killed in Evansville car crash. Noah Brock marks centennial birthday with dental feat. Miami Indians reunion at Wabash. Richmond cuts electric rates saving $50,000 yearly. double murder theory in Dunfee case. Indiana Gladiolus show awards go to C E Troyer and Paul Fletcher. Frederick Samuel Fish, Studebaker influence, dies at 84. Indiana lake resort promotion to nation with Lake Wawasee Mardi Gras kickoff.
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J. Abner Seybold
Logansport
Kramer-Goebel
Evansville
F. W. Higgins
Terre Haute
Brutus
Mich
Eberhard Pasca
Lynnville
Edmund J. Schuler
Mishawaka
Schuler
Everett Gentry
Noah Brock
Montgomery County
Clay County
Lewis Township
City Park
Wabash
Sam Bundy
Bundys
Frances Slocum
Pennsylvania
Richmond
D. C. Hess
Omer Dunfee
Anna Metzger Dunfee
Dunfee
Indiana Gladiolus Society
Anderson
C. E. Troyer
LaFontaine
Paul Fletcher
Waukarusa
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
Mr. Fish
Newark
N. J
New York State
Calves in Sun Keep Prices Down Says Market Report
Livestock buyers note sunburned calves fetch less on terminal markets as overheated calves lose consumer appeal. Consumers prefer smaller chops and roasts. 150 to 175 pound calves bring top prices in heat while 175 to 200 pound calves rebound after midseason. Farmers should shelter calves from sun and sell before weights become too heavy.
Early political maneuvering in the Adams era discussed
The text recounts that Alexander Hamilton and John Adams engaged in covert influence and cabinet intrigue during the early national era. It notes Adams’s limited talent for intrigue and Hamilton’s readiness to confront rebuffs, illustrating the friction surrounding the Adams cabinet and the era’s political maneuvering.
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Democratic Party
Adams
Hamilton
John Adama
Hamton
Publica
Causes and Cure of Rancid Butter Flavors
The article explains rancid butter flavor stems from butyric acid formed by splitting butyric fats, sometimes via the enzyme lipase in milk. Heat treatment of sweet cream to 145 F for 30 minutes then cool to 50 F overnight can destroy this enzyme. It warns bacterial contamination also causes strong flavors, mitigated by clean milking, thorough cleaning, prompt cooling, and udder health concerns.
Beet Pulp in Dairy Cow Ration Replacement Guide
Aged guidance explains using beet pulp meal to substitute hay in an 8 cow ration. It notes soaking improves use and suggests replacing up to half the hay with dried beet pulp and adding about four times its dry weight in water for feeding.
Missouri farmers boost livestock sales despite eroding land
Farmers saw a 19 percent rise in livestock sales last year compared to 1934 while concerns about soil erosion and drought influence grazing practices. The piece notes U S land sloping risks and grain storage value as economically pivotal factors for farms in the region.
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Missouri
Parasite Control to Improve Flocks
Poultry producers can boost vigor and production by managing parasites. Internal parasites rise unless young stock are raised on unused or cropped ground for at least a year. External pests like lice and mites are controllable with nicotine sulphate dips or salt dips for birds and commercial sprays for roosts and housing. Warm months accelerate parasite growth, undermining flock health.
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O. C. Ufford
Extension Poultryman
Colorado State College
WNU
Best Time to Caponize From Two to Four Months
Caponizing can be done at two to four months or at 1 to 2 pounds. weight guides more than age. Keep birds unfed 24 to 36 hours before and isolated briefly after, then resume normal rations. Barred Rocks and other American breeds suit medium capons, Jersey Giants and Brahmas yield heavier capons. Market prefers heavier capons from November to April. feed conversion averages 9–10 pounds feed per pound gain.
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R. I
Jersey Giants
Geese Breeds and Origins Summary
The text lists major goose breeds including Toulouse Embden African Chinese and Cenade Wild with origins in Central Europe. It notes the Bremen variant and explains the African geese as a cross between Chinese and Toulouse. It also mentions two varieties of Chinese geese: white and brown.
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Toulouse
Proper Cleaning After Poultry Disease
Guidance urges thorough pen sanitation after poultry illness. Clean pens before restocking to prevent germ contamination and protect new birds. Proper disinfection methods are emphasized to ensure safe reintroduction.
Poultry Health Notes On Cod Liver Oil Use
A brief note highlights cod liver oil with vitamins A and D as important for poultry nutrition. It emphasizes potential benefits for preventing nutritional diseases and supporting growth and vitality in birds.
Woes of French Hotelkeepers in a Parody
A satirical piece contrasts Paris hotelkeepers managing empty rooms with American travelers and comments on Olympic disputes and alien burdens. It includes a comic dialogue about Chinese use of signatures and fingerprints, ending with a tongue in cheek remark about identity.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Paris
Portrait of Kittens Done in Stitchery
Charming needlework appeal featuring a pair of kittens designed for pillow tops or pies. Quick to finish, the motif uses a simple outline and 8 stitches to the inch with color floss. Pattern 5604 includes transfer design 13 by 14 inches, color chart, stitches, and requirements. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. for pattern 5604.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
W. Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Election Day Observances Across States This Year
General election day falls on November 3 with holidays in most states. Alaska Connecticut DC Hawaii Illinois Massachusetts Mississippi Ohio and Vermont have variations or exceptions. Ohio observes a half holiday and several Illinois cities declare holidays.
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United States
Alaska
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Illinois
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Ohio
Philippines
Vermont
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