Delaware's Birth and Place in the Nation's Founding
Delaware, the first of the original thirteen states, ratified the Constitution after nine states approved it and formally became part of the United States by June following December 1787. Its early history spans Swedish, Dutch, and English rule before Penn's proprietorship. today it covers 2,370 square miles and casts three presidential electors, while its name honors Lord Delaware and the river linked to the bay.
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OO Dilewaree
United States of America
Delaware
Delaware River
New Sweden
Peter Stuyvesant
New Netherlands
Pennsylvania
Wiam Penn
Penn
Congress
Delaa Ware
New York
Bay
Lord Delaware
Virginia Colony
McClure
Near East Relief workers urged to aid starving children
Charles V. Vickrey, general secretary of Near East Relief, appeals for funds and volunteers as about 500 American workers in Armenia, Anatolia, Cilicia and Syria face starvation in a harsh winter. Cables report hundreds of thousands at risk, including 100,000 orphans saved by these workers all year, with Easter offering urged to sustain relief efforts.
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Armenia
Turkey
Near East
America
Anatolia
Cilfiela
Syria
Constantinople
Aleppo
Ismid
Alexandropol
Caucasus
Kars
Aimerica
Leonard Wood
Near East Relief
Ias
Hifle
President Wilson Unable to Pick National Tree
President Wilson wrote to the American Forestry Association saying he cannot choose a single national tree amid America's infinite forests. The association is compiling a national referendum to determine which tree best represents the nation.
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Wilson
Amer’ S Forestry Association
America
Devonian Heroics and the Drift of Kingsley’s World
A compact profile recalling Charles Kingsley’s Devon roots and later life, noting his birth in Holne and the Dartmoor charm that shaped his imagination. It traces his lineage, education, and early influences, then shifts to Amyas Leigh and Westward Ho adventures with Captain Oxenham, Frank Leigh, and Rose Salterne through Don Guzman’s perilous schemes toward the Golden City in the realm of mythic exploration.
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Holne Vicarage
Dartmoor
Devonshire
England
Holne
Alx
Kingsley
Darwin
Charles
Barnock Rectory
Harpock
Fens
John Oxenham
Amyns Leigh
Devon
John
Richard Grenvil
Sir Francis Drake
Ireland
Walter Raleigh
Spenser
Humphrey Gilbert
Trumphrey
Amyns
Amyas
Rose Salterne
Rose
Caracas
Don Guzman
Lemnan
Salterne
Elizabeth
Angus
Frank
Rose Saiierne
Oxenham
la Guayara
Carnens
Frank Leigh
aAmyns
Amyas de Morgan and Ayanacora Tale of Spain and Isles
Amyas returns from fierce raids against Spain aboard a great galleon with a captive Ayanacora, a princess of mixed blood. They face peril, vengeance against Don Guzman, and a tempest that costs Yeo and blind Amyas. His mother and Ayacora's bond guide his changed heart as he accepts her.
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Golden
Ayanacora
Amyas
Cartregzena
England
Yeo
Panama
Oxenham
Rover
Captain Oxenham
Plymouth Sound
Spain
Lord Howard
Amada
Don Guzman
Rose
Frank
Flanders
Amyns
Yoo
Ayamncora
Frigate Bird: A Swift Hunter of The Seas
The frigate bird or man of war hawk is a large tropical seabird with black plumage and extended wings that can span about ten feet. It soars at great heights and pursues surface prey, often forcing gulls and terns to disgorge their catches, while feeding partly on flying fish and ash.
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Tropics
Madagascar
Molucenas
Australia
Amber use and myth in ancient trade routes
The text notes amber’s modern uses and discusses its ancient knowledge. It claims amber was found at Mycenae, links an electron necklace in the Odyssey to Phoenician gifting, and cites Herodotus noting amber came from the Eridanus River in western Europe.
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Greel
Pactolus
Myocenae
Phoenieia
East
Herodotus
Eridanus
Europe
Fractional bull ownership boosts dairy gains in Indiana
In Harrison county Indiana dairymen use fractional ownership of bulls to access purebred sires without full purchase costs. USDA reports show three farmers adopting the practice which speeds herd improvement by enabling selection of several sires and pooling resources. Cooperative bull associations are urged as an effective large scale model.
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Harrison County
Ind
United States Department of Agriculture
Bentuties
Che Co Operathve Bull Association
Cut Down Big Milk Losses Investigation By Agriculture Dept
The dairy division of the U S Department of Agriculture investigates milk handling and shipping practices to reduce losses in transit. Losses raise consumer prices and affect farmer earnings, arising from souring, theft, spoilage, and leakage. Cooperation among farmer, country dealer, and city dealer is urged, with data on transport, transit protection, and refrigerator car efficiency sought.
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Ciiy
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Importance of dairy barn in farm operations gains attention
The dairy barn emerges as a key element in dairy farm success or failure. With rising construction costs, dairymen farmers and breeders increasingly focus on barn design and sturdiness as essential to profitability this year.
Hay and milk for calf nutrition emphasized in article
The piece notes milk provides early sustenance while hay acts as essential roughage to distend the stomach and aid digestion. It warns that without hay, a calf cannot grow well even if milk is available, underscoring hay as crucial feed for young cattle.
High Priced Land Seen From Dairying Impact
A fragment suggests dairying preserves soil fertility and raises land value. The text claims dairying keeps land productive and can yield higher income on valuation, though the passage is unclear and garbled.
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