Record of the last Congress critiques its reforms
The Sixty-second Congress is condemned for weak achievements amid partisan battles. It notes pork-barrel spending, disputed tariffs, and failed ratifications while listing major measures and investigations including the money trust and the Titanic disaster inquiries.
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Congress
Republican Party
Tenocrats
Taft
Sixty-second Congress
Joseph M. Carey
New York Journal of Commerce
Senate
House
Likcolo Memorial
Money Trust
Steel Trust
Shipping Trust
Editorials in doubt over author of Leader pieces
A disputed question in local politics centers on who wrote editorials in The Leader. Allegations fly about Carpenter, Osborne, or others, with the Tribune editor accused of influencing or writing pieces. The mystery culminates in the claim that President Joho D Clark authored the questioned editorial, a claim later denied by The Leader.
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Hastie
Carpenter
Eve
Tritein
Leader
Tritone
Osborne
Golden Prairie
Mohonk Lake
Fueron
Tribune
Steel
Kendrick
Eureka
Joho D. Clark
The
Warren
Rowan the Weiter
Leader Editor Ponders Political Equation At Polls
The Leader editor notes readers faced a tough political equation last November. The piece hints at uncertain outcomes and debates over figures and costs in a complex problem framed by editorial viewpoints.
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Tribune
Loadee
Saving Pennies Guide to Wealth and Thrift
An old verse promotes saving pennies from youth to build wealth. It cites Rockefeller and Uncle Andy as examples and urges thrifty habits for all workers. The piece links saving to future comfort, ease in old age, and advising others.
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Rockefeller
Andy
Soda Fountain History Traces America’s Beverage Innovation
The soda fountain’s rise transformed soda water into a modern American institution. From Paracelsus to Priestley, carbonic acid and methods evolved, with an American inventor refining the soda fountain to chill and dispense carbonated water mixed with syrups. The beverage, now labeled The Great American Beverage, faces early-season opposition in the Central League.
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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
Cold Storage Eggs Benefit and Drawbacks for Farmers
The article tracks the rise of the cold storage egg industry over 25 years, noting benefits to producers and consumers and a general price leveling. It explains temperatures 29 to 32 degrees, moisture control, mold risks, and how bacteria activity is halted until warming. It discusses detection by candling, quality differences versus fresh eggs, and farmer profits amid competition and price changes.
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M. M. Hastings
Attractive Nest Designs for Hen Housing
A New York Tribune Farmer writer surveys practical hen nest ideas emphasizing privacy cleanliness and ease of egg collection. Nest rows run along walls with inward open sides, hinged covers and possible padlocks for security. Styles include wall mounted shelves and projectable nest boxes using reused grocery boxes, designed for simple assembly and cleaning.
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New York Tribune
Ube Charcoal Used In Poultry Diet For Health
Charcoal should be freely fed in the poultry yard mixed with soft feed. It cleanses the system and improves blood quality, promoting vigorous circulation. When fowls show sluggishness or dullness, grind charcoal fine and mix with their soft food to restore vitality.
Turkey Crops Fail Due to Cold Weather
Turkey growers in middle Tennessee report a very poor season with only about half an average yield. Hatching failed due to long cold spells, leaving most chicks dead as the young birds faced harsh conditions.
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Turkey
Middle Temnee
Fresh Air Hous es for Eggs
A reader describes how open air chicken houses doubled egg output by using a screen door at one end. They note fresh air, six inches of wheat straw, and daily straw replacement. Morning feeds mix oats wheat barley sorghum seed, with boiled potatoes and bran for supper.
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Lry
Saya
Fresh eggs judged by shell fullness and color standard
Describes freshness indicators for eggs with emphasis on full shells strong bodies and chalk white color. Notes common defects include shrinkage weak bodies and lack of firmness, with market practice mentioned for shipping crates and sale conditions.
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Crea
Dead on the Box from Field and Farm recalls the brutal Wyoming winters station riders faced
The piece vividly portrays a stage driver enduring relentless cold on long winter runs between Laramie and Fort Fetterman in 1882. With passengers and mails to carry and no stations to stop at, the driver’s teeth chattered and body froze as he pressed on, death seeming to accompany the cold.
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King Lear
Wyoming
Laramie
Fort Fetterman
la Pretie
Harges
Atill
Senate masseurs get ax in economy
Washington March 14 An economy drive in the Senate office buildings cuts four paid massage attendants and two assistants from payrolls saving 46190 annually. Under Democratic control a single masseur will run the spa with patronage shared among Democratic senators paying 3360 yearly each.
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Senate
Vardaman
Mississipi
Democratic Committee
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