Meat Prices May Fall If Farmers Sell Cattle
Chicago reports say soaring meat prices could be averted if farmers shift from grain to marketing cattle hogs and sheep. Experts note a general livestock shortage worldwide and urge midwest farms to adopt profitable feeding methods and modern ACA style practices to raise beef supply. Public figures cite the MCA’s growth and value to cities as part of the broader economic picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
Mexico
Canada
Europe
Australia
Argentine
United States
Pat Burns Wins Hearts Through Beef Leadership in Canada
Article lauds Pat Burns for liberal aid boosting Western Canadian cattle upgrading and keeping meat prices in check. It notes Burns funding livestock improvements, competing with Swift Canada and others, and exciting farmers with feeding contests and spring Calgary show prizes.
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Pat Burns
Canada
Chicago
Dominion
Burns
Department of Natural Resources
Canadian Pacific Railway
P. Burns Company
Swift Canadian Company
Gordon, Irondee & Fares
Calgary
Ventures in wafers and property values rise nationwide
Fragmented OCR text notes investments and property values soaring across the country. Mentions Chicago figures around 5.6 million and overall totals near 81 million with rapid growth and new offers to cities. Some lines refer to gains for a group and additional sums, including a 75 thousand figure, but the text is incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Boys” Athe V. M. A
Chicago
Drainage Congress Urges Immediate Action For Flood Prevention
The third annual Drainage Congress in St Louis will push Congress to fund a commission to reclaim submerged lands and improve navigation, water power, and flood protection. Led by the J Lewis Business Men's League, the event cites Mississippi valley floods and Ohio losses as urgent rationale.
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Trtianal Drainage Congress
St. Louis
Thomas Jefferson
Drainage Congress
Jefferson
Philip R. Kellar
Executive Committee
the &J. Lewis Business Men's League
League
Congress
Internal Waterways Commission
Minsiwalppi
Ohie
College Fraternities Face Ban Tied to Chicago Schools Board
The Chicago schools board moves to enforce a crackdown on high school and college fraternities and sororities. Suspensions of principals who fail to enforce the rule have been threatened to show the seriousness of the ban. Dean Walter T. Summer condemns deceptive practices used by administrators and cites strong discipline measures to curb membership.
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Chicago Schools Board
Frale
Parente
Tte Order
Agalnet
Ite
Walter T. Summer
City Vice Commission
Paplle
City board moves to charge principals over school scandal
The school board unanimously adopts a rule to file charges against principals who did not act to curb a secret leakage scandal. It cites state exclusion and documents the harm caused, while outlining ongoing battles over water rights and the drainage canal project led by Lyman B. Cooley.
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State
Stimson
Chicago
Lyman B. Cooley
War Department
Cooley
Two Animated Pictures of Queen Anne Baffle Maid
A London Telegraph note recalls a lady with a severe cold who asked her maid to fetch two pennyworths of ammoniated tincture of quinine. The maid returns unable to obtain the sought item and jokes she could not procure "the two animated pictures of Queen Anne."
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London Telegraph
Moon and Volcanoes Link in Eruptions
Harper's Weekly notes scientists seek a link between volcanic eruptions and lunar attractions, suggesting that Earth's liquid interior would obey fluid laws and prompting studies of lunar influence on eruptions.
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Harper's Weekly
First Quarrel Reveals Opposite Churches Clash
In Life magazine a remark about a long married couple exposes a twist in faith. After fifteen years together they suddenly realize they belong to different churches, illustrating private division within a shared life.
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Wayuph
One Proper Form of Pride in a Mother's Love
A quotation attributed to Charles Dickens on pride as a twofold virtue in motherhood, stating pride belongs to faith and hope rather than a mother's pride in her children.
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Charles Dickens
World’s Meanest Man and a Fiendish Hair Plan
A sensational brief reports a man described as the meanest in the world attempting to make his wife’s red hair turn white by deliberate acts. The item notes cruelty and puzzling motive without graphic detail.
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Daya
Movement on Foot Sparks Debate About Travel Modes
The exchange questions whether a movement is truly underway and whether it will occur on foot, by automobile, or by airship, exploring preferred travel modes and practicality. The dialogue hints at planning and possible shifts in transportation ideas.
Feeding Roughage to Sheep Rack Made Simple and Effective
Practical guide on building a simple sheep feeding rack from one by four boards, standing 18% feet high and resistant to tipping. Describes trough construction, feeding regimens with oats corn and silage, winter shelter, pasture use in cornfields, and routines to ensure mastication, steady weight, and barn inspections.
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Lara
Jamba
Raine
Sam Vittoria
Deming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Personal Interest Outweighs Public Welfare
A concise opinion arguing that individual self interest matters more to the common man than broad public welfare, asserting that personal concerns drive daily life and decisions over governmental or societal programs. The piece emphasizes practical impact over collective policy.
Love of country in warm weather sparks town remark
In a fragment from a Dus era scene a patry questions loyalty, with a man responding that patriotism surfaces only in warm weather, while he lives comfortably in town.
Purklind Mossback and the Curse of Routine Methods
A quirky note highlights Purklind Mossback as a figure resisting routine formulas. The piece hints at the value of original methods over standard precedents and the astonishment of a man who clings to routine when faced with novel approaches.
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Purklind Mossback
Gucceas
The Golden Rule and Focusing on the Good
An essay urges people to honor the Golden Rule by avoiding fault finding. It contrasts looking for virtue with nitpicking flaws and notes how praising good points improves mood and relationships. It cautions against denouncing individuals while acknowledging possible flaws.
Missouri mules rise in popularity as draft animals
The article notes the Missouri mule growing popular in cities as a sturdy draft animal. It explains breeding to strong sires yields vigorous offspring while crushed corn and cob meal alone can cause digestive issues unless paired with bran or meal. It highlights hardiness, feed efficiency, and intelligence contributing to urban demand.
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Missouri
Early incense use in ancient China and India
The text contends incense was valued in ancient China and in the Indian subcontinent centuries before Christ, possibly before Moses and Aaron. It speculates that ancient wise men noted more incense burning during certain periods, pondering whether this signaled divine approval or the incense’s disinfective qualities.
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China
India
Moses
Aaron
Howe
Crow Interferes in Scottish Golf Rounds At North Berwick
Mrs Barnett, an American living in North Berwick, faced a curious golf episode as a crow repeatedly plucked and returned her ball after she teed off. The bird seized the ball mid play and dropped it, then twice retrieved it following her subsequent shots.
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Scotland
Barnett
Lndy
North Berwick
Arrested at Child's Grave at Geneva Cemetery
A French couple, expelled from the town, were arrested at the Geneva cemetery during their child's burial. Detectors ordered their removal to prison, but they were allowed to stay until the burial service ended.
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Child
Geneva
Thy
Dr. Percival Pott and Vertebral Caries Discovery
In the eighteenth century Dr. Percival Pott of London identified vertebral caries or decay of the backbone. He prescribed abundant pure food, sunlight, fresh air, and sleeping outdoors as the main treatment.
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Percival Pott
London
Finest Crop of All American Image Quote
The author extols American farmers and towns praising temperate industrious inhabitants. He reflects on inward travel across the land and expresses faith in the country while many people remain connected to farms and small towns.
Love as a watchful flame that passes through all
The passage portrays love as a vigilant flame that never tires or falters even when weary or alarmed. It remains steadfast and forceful, like a lively torch, steadily moving upward and through every obstacle. Thomas a Kempis asserts love’s enduring, unsleeping nature.
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Thomas a’Kempia
Native Appu Attacks Parents in Sleep in Kotahana
A local man named Appu from Kotahana Ceylon attacked his father and mother with a mallet as they slept, nearly killing them. He said he was disgusted with his “miserable parents for having such a low-down son.”
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Appu
Kotahana
Ceylon
Birmingham Fire Dept Seeks Life Saving Cage Innovation
Birmingham introduces a new life saving device for rescues in flames a cage apparatus raised to windows to extract trapped occupants. Fire brigade officials test the system as a safer method for high rise incidents and rapid evacuation.
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Birmingham
England
Bargain Hunting Mamma Impresses Five Year Old
Ma e Way notes Lola, five, reacts to newborn twins with remark about a mother famed for hunting bargains. The Chicago Daily News quotes the scene highlighting family wit and mid century tone.
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Lola
Mammale
Chicago Daily News
New Law School Textbook Urges Moral Law Study
The Albany Kansas Capital notes many discarded politicians turning to law and returning to study, picking up the first great textbook written on Sinal to brush up on moral law.
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Albany
Kan
Courage and Nerve Quote Reflects On Valor
A quotation from Dr. Push defines courage as the ability to tackle hard tasks with ease and nerve as the power to proceed when fear overtakes. The saying frames resolve as a blend of steadiness and bravery.
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Dr. Push
When Money Talks and Courage of Convictions
A witty exchange from the Detroit Free Press reflects on the phrase courage of convictions. It notes the paradox of having opinions yet not betting money on them, illustrating skepticism about bold claims without tangible commitment.
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Detroit Free Press
Dollar Bills Lead All In Circulation Counts
One dollar bills remain the most numerous currency in circulation in the country, with higher denominations following in quantity. The dollar bill tops the pile as the dominant single unit in daily transactions.
WANTS COMMERCIAL VALUE
A New York press note quips that a figure called 4wan would value the Ten Commandments more if he could deposit them in a bank. The line plays on monetary metaphor to critique finance and morality.
Petite Turn Next and The Robbery Schemes Noted
A man known as Peter W plans a sequence to exact a larger loan from Paul after a prior smaller sum. The report hints at a looming financial maneuver and potential crime connected to disputed debts.
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Petite
Peter W
Paul
Puck
Earthly Punishment. The way of the ranagreasoria written up
Kansas City Journal notes a section titled Earthly Punishment detailing the method and reasoning behind a controversial stance. The piece analyzes the phrase and its historical context within local discourse.
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Ranagreasoria
Kansas City Journal
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