Record of the Sixty-Second Congress in Review
The Sixty-second Congress failed to meet high expectations though it enacted some notable laws. Bipartisan fault and pork-barrel spending marked its term, with key measures including tariff bills and probes into trusts, campaigns, and the Titanic disaster. It ended amid mixed achievements and criticism.
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Congress
Republican Party
Tenocrats
Taft
Sixty-second Congress
Joseph M. Carey
New York Journal of Commerce
Senate
House
Associated Press
Canada
Great Britain
France
Russia
United States
Ulanfren
Department of Commerce and Labor
William Lorimer
Hingis
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Federal Department of Labor
Editorials and accusations blur who wrote The Leader pieces
A long, critical discussion questions whether President Clark or other figures dictated The Leader editorials. It argues the editorials may have originated from multiple writers and shows the Tribune casting doubt on author attribution while claiming Clark did not write the questioned piece.
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Clark
Hastie
Carpenter
Eve
Tritein
Leader
Tritone
Osborne
Golden Prairie
Mohonk Lake
Fueron
Tribune
Steel
Kendrick
Eureka
Joho D. Clark
The
Warren
Rowan the Weiter
Unclear OCR Note on Election Odds and Puzzles
Fragmentary text discusses political arithmetic and problem solving related to elections and costs. Mentions Mow Wyomings Wool row Wilson and Pratt, with references to an editor leaving judgments to outsiders and a close problem at the polls last November.
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Trilnne
Wyoming
Woolrow Wilson
Warren
Pratt
Tribune
Loadee
Saving Pennies for a Fortunate Future
A nostalgic verse urges thrift and saving habits across society. It highlights Rockefeller and Uncle Andy as models of wealth built through industry. The piece extols youth saving to secure comfort in old age and as a moral exhortation for communal thrift.
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Rockefeller
Andy
Evolution of Soda Water and the Soda Fountain Industry
The article traces soda water from early gas discovery to the modern soda fountain, highlighting key figures like Priestley and Becker. It credits America with refining and popularizing the soda fountain, notes its global reach, and contrasts early experiments with the settled, mass production beverage of today. It also hints at opposition in the Central league over season start dates.
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L. A. Becker
Mexico
Canada
England
Continent
Paracelsus
van Helmont
Chemiat
Gabriel Venel
Bergban
Watt
Joseph Priestley
Leeds
Althouse
Dr. Priestley
Cental League
Hellbroner
Cold Storage Egg Industry Benefits and Drawbacks
An article by M M Hastings traces twenty five years of cold storage eggs. It explains storage temperatures 29 to 32 degrees f air moisture effects mold and shrinkage. It notes flavor strength decline versus fresh eggs and discusses farmer profits and pricing dynamics under competition.
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M. M. Hastings
Attractive Hen Nests From Practical Designs
A New York Tribune Farmer article outlines several practical nest styles for fowls emphasizing privacy sanitation and ease of egg gathering. It describes wall mounted and inside wall nests with hinged tops and possible padlocks and suggests repurposing wooden or grocery boxes for economical setups with easy cleaning.
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New York Tribune
Ube Charcoal Feeding for Poultry Health
Practical notice on using finely ground Ube charcoal in poultry feed to cleanse impurities and improve blood circulation. Advises mixing with soft food, feeding whenever blood appears sluggish, and cautions that thick blood leads to dullness while proper circulation supports health.
Turkey yields suffer as cold spring hurts hatchlings
Turkey growers in middle Temnee eo report 4 very poor crop this season. Not 00 Dep cent. Ga eae hatched were Traaised, owing to long-continued cold while the air were very young. All old, there will be scarcely half an average rap.
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Turkey
Middle Temnee
Fresh Air Houses for Eggs Improve Poultry Yields
A writer shares a method to boost egg production using open air or fresh air houses. Wheat straw bedding supports scattered feeds and a two daily straw change keeps hens productive. In bad weather, homes indoors still produce winter eggs with white leghorns and white Wyandotte birds.
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Lry
Saya
White Hgga egg grade description and defects
Freshness indicated by near perfect fullness of shell and strong uniform body. Chalk white color. Common defects include shrinkage weak body and lack of size. Some sellers allow crates with damaged eggs to go in with general supplies, reducing quality at sale.
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Crea
Dead on the Box The old time stage driver and winter’s cold
The account recalls a Wyoming winter era when stage drivers faced brutal cold as they carried mails and passengers between Laramie and Fort Fetterman. In one 1882 morning a driver froze to death on his box, unmoved by the biting wind and frigid air while others watched in shock.
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King Lear
Wyoming
Laramie
Fort Fetterman
la Pretie
Harges
Senate masseurs axed in economy drive
Washington March 14 One head masseur and two assistants who tended the Senate baths are to be dropped from the pay roll under Democratic control. A single attendant will oversee the baths. The payroll cuts reduce annual Senate expenditures by 46 190 with Democratic senators allotted positions paying 3 360 yearly.
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Washington
Senate
Vardaman
Mississipi
Democratic Committee
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House of Representatives
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Likcolo Memorial
Money Trust
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Shipping Trust
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PMU
L. C. Smith & Bros
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L. C Smith Bros Typewriter Co
Champa Street
Denvel, Colo
Hone Main
P. Yosimovich
Carey Avenue
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PHA. Cock
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