Dairymen's League Chief Explains Dairy Problems
Ithaca February report quotes Fred H. Sexauer, president of the Dairymen's League Co operative Association, outlining three aims to fix dairy issues he calls improved prices and handling, dealer confidence in cooperatives, and producer understanding of market effects. He blames last spring's price drop on dumping by independent producers and urges broader education among members and non members including bankers and rural businesses. He notes attempts to shield New York City market from supply extensions and warns against permitting out of town milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
Co-Operative” Association
Fred H. Sexauer
Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association, Inc
Farm Unt
Cornet University
Sexater
Seaver
Oorea Rae Arn
New York City
Salvaged Roman galleys unearthed after 19 centuries
Divers recovered two ancient Roman galleys once sacred to Diana and built for Emperor Claudius ceremonial use. The 260 and 210 foot vessels featured serpentine decks, porphyry inlays, and gold overlays. If financed, they may enter museums or fetch sky high sums for private buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noemi
Diana
Gilligula
Ster
Lie Emperor
Anilequarians
Pure book law and adulteration in publishing
A discussion on purity laws for foods inspiring a parallel in publishing. The piece argues authors and publishers should plainly label books that are adulterated by indecency or poor quality, so buyers can avoid them. It suggests jacket notices and positive appeals over censorship, noting readers would prefer honest, high quality works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Boston
Pub
Possessions and Peage Radio Reflections on Listening
A radio owner reflects on listening progress and how modern devices tempt distraction. He notes how good programs once drew interest away from magazines but now can be enjoyed without dominating consciousness. He warns inventions outpace human capacity to use them wisely.
LOOK AND LEARN SEVEN QUIZZES ANSWER KEY
Answers to yesterday's questions include cities of Joshted penitentiaries and a gas that browns green fruit. The Duke of Norfolk is named as the third answer and The United States as the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilhat City
Duke of Norfolk
U. B. Infantry
Newline Ghosted Text Sparks City Deliberation
A fragmented OCR slip hints at a wedding note with garbled names and phrases about a bride and mother. The readable bits reference a font, a night, and a comment on liver health, but lack coherent facts or a clear event to report.
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files 1903
Corrupt offers and a prize in New York spark interest as a paper pledges 10000 for an airship duplication of Fulton's world trip. The Wright brothers in Paris seek details. A Valentine party hosts twenty five guests at Mrs Lyle Thomas home aided by Miss Alle Mackres. News of Loren O Peaner’s death December 1 198, at Morita, widens family ties. Major Wilcox to oversee election for Captain of Co A Brown’s Garage showcases a new 1800 Ford touring car for 3800. Local plans include new houses by Rogers Marsh and Patterson on East Congress and Frederick streets. M H Reynolds buys Tivary stable on East Washington street for food and lodging. The Authors' Child yell meets next Monday at Mrs Bimmett Dean’s West Washington. Business visitors Derrinkson and Dénasty of the Corry Bridge company were in Wigren.
A Problem a Day Wheels and Engine Speed
An automobile with 20 mph speed uses rear wheels of 0 inch. With a gear ratio of 3.68 to 1, determine engine revolutions per mile. The text also includes yesterday's answers 100 tons and 140 tons with a calculation sketch involving bridge weights.
Nervous and Iron Tonic Promises Quick Sleep and Appetite
An advertisement touts Vinol as a restorative iron tonic claiming to calm nerves and improve well being. It stresses that even husbands notice changes and promises better sleep and a larger appetite for tired, nervous individuals, naming Amon & Co as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Vinci
Mrs. N. McCall
F. Amon & Co
Ndy
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmented OCR piece presents questions about English usage and pronunciation. It asks for corrections to sentence structure, spelling of several words, and proper usage in daily speech, highlighting common misprints and mispronunciations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Gordon
Exercises 1 to 4 and phonetic accents described
The prompt lists tasks to say a phrase soon after arrival and to accent the second syllable of a word, plus a set of misspelled terms describing negative states. It reads like an educational or linguistic exercise with instruction fragments and several labeled items. The readable parts identify aims to practice pronunciation and stress, but no coherent news event or report is present.
Probe plan to divert water in Clarion river area
A proposal seeks to divert water from the Little Tonhiyene into the Clarion River for power or dam purposes. The City Chamber of Commerce notified officials, with the Chamber coordinating a response and a letter from Juan A. Daye of Tionesta in support. Last summer the Army Corps of Engineers surveyed the area using aerial photos to gauge feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fragmented OCR text about hidden themes and names
The readable fragments describe shuffled words and phrases about life experiences, work, and obscure references. It mentions a life-long secretion and various nonsensical lines implying a garbled article page with no clear event or person.
Play Presented by Columbus Cast in Waterford
The home talent cast of Columbus Pa presented the play Two Days to Marry at the Presbyterian church in Waterford Pa before a large appreciative audience. A twelve piece orchestra provided a fine program and the cast delivered their roles in a creditable manner earning praise. The cast was feted at the home of Mr and Mrs W Parker with a reception of elaborate refreshments after the performance. The offering will be given later at nearby towns.
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Chess
Columbus
Presbyterian
Waterford
W. Parker
Surroumdng
Warren and Minnie Remember Bishop Henderson at Warren Visit
Warren and Minnie recall Bishop Theodore Henderson of Cincinnati who visited Warrin two years ago in May for a meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church. The death was announced via WMA Cricazo station. Henderson had been a guest at the Crary home on Markel Street during his Warren stay.
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Warren
Miniy Warren
Theodore 5. Henderson
Cincinnati
Warrin
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joan
Armourveden
WMA
Cricazo
Bit & Weer
Henderson
GC J. Crary
Markel Street
Cubs Deserted by Mothers Found Starved in Pennsylvania
Kane February report notes several cubs found in open ground depressions in Pennsylvania mountains. Cubs, a week or two old, about ten inches long and 2 to 1 1/2 pounds, were seen by nearly 300 people. Officials suggest abnormal conditions or delayed birth after spring emergence. One cub, weighing fifty three grams, drew particular interest in Wyoming County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Pennsylvania
Pike-Monros
Wyoming County
Seek Woman as Window Peeper Reported in West Kame
A West Kame resident reports a woman with a ten year old son acting as window peepers, haunting homes at night. The man set lights to observe and saw the pair at a window around midnight, promising a “rockt-suit” reception if they return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West She
Toray
West Kame
May Lose Its Announcer in City Transfer
Unofficial reports say George Sutherland, radio announcer at AWLEW, is weighing an offer from WLW in Cincinnati and may move soon. Sutherland stated he received the offer and would likely accept, remaining in the same role as announcer if needed.
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OT City
George Sutherland
AWLEW
WLW
WLBW
Sutherland
Cincinnati
Old City
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Exauer
Dairymen’s League
Durant
Carla Tity
Congress
Washinton
Ark
Michigan
Maine
New York
Europe
Washington
C. B. Porter
Fulton
Pempaieeaga
New ‘York
Wright Brothers
Paris
Lyle Thomas
Alle Mackres
Tery
Loren
Peaner
Morita
Afin
Thinspetton
Mijor Wilcox
Co. A
Brown
Gey, & Line
Messrs Rogers, Marsh and Patterson
Severinesy Houses
Tobs Mong
East Congress
Frederick Stricts
M.H. Reynolls
Tivary
East Washingtontreet
Mesars
Derrinkson and
Dénasty
Corry Bridie Find Tie Co
Wigren
B. Patudonyr
Mrratic
John W. Holland
Byory
Wisi
Tangua
Cs de Ruil Presser
I Pleasant
the Fair Store
South Center Street
St. Pierre & Smith
Chapin's
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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