Bull associations to stay promote cooperative dairy gains
From USDA figures 78 cooperative bull associations operated in the U S on July 1 1910 up from 68 the prior year. The South Gibson Association in Susquehanna County Pa shows how a small dairy community cut its bull numbers from 13 to 4 and raised average herd investment. Southern states lead in forming associations with 20 in the past year followed by Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Georgia Tennessee and Louisiana.
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Bull Association
South
Gibson Gath
Susquehanna County
Waring Bee
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Louisiana
A Times Square Adventure
Edna Stearns, a striking young woman with red hair and tawny eyes, walks Broadway near 42nd Street and endures leering attention until a persistent flirt names Bob Cetlows. He claims to be the friend of her sister and pushes into her space, triggering a tense moment as bystanders watch and a police presence looms, reflecting crowd dynamics in Times Square on a Saturday afternoon.
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Thees Square
Edna Stearns
Times Square
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Thief Square
D4th Street
Stauker
Yong Inn
Bey
Son
Tare
Trenbilne
Stenpipe Frouhd Hin
Nina
Tenblag
Stearns
Ednaia
Bunkle
Chun
Dua
Udpa
Diseases of Dairy Cattle Caretaker Guide
The caretaker of a dairy herd should recognize common cattle diseases and provide timely home remedies or seek a veterinarian when needed. Observation detects illness early, and prevention is cheaper. keep simple drugs like Epsom salts and saltpeter, gum camphor, ginger, iodine, dolan water, and equipment such as a milk fever kit trocar and canule fever thermometer drenching bottle and funnel.
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Epsom
Dairy Notes on Barn Care and Milking Practices
A fragment discusses dairy care, noting a well cared for bull and the importance of a good cow to support a flock of hens. It emphasizes proper feed, barn decoration as a cheap improvement, and that milking is dirty but controllable with precautions.
Groundhog Foretells Weather With Bold Animal Tale
A battered description chronicles a groundhog as a weather forecaster and omen, detailing its behavior, burrow length, and interactions with dogs. The tale notes the animal’s night movements, possible lethality to dogs, and its solitary, stern life in the burrow.
Edna and Bob reunite after war letters fade
Edna learns Bob Fellows survived shell shock and amnesia after a mortar incident. He explains missing letters, now in New York, hoping to find Edna. They recall a youthful promise, then realize their renewed connection amid postwar upheaval.
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Edun
Edna
Motor Transport Service
Stlence
Robert Allison Fellows
New York
Ulmer
Bob
Ines
Notaker
Antiquity of Wheat Across Ancient Civilizations
The text notes wheat cultivation dates back nearly five thousand years in China, viewed as a heaven gift. Egyptians dedicated wheat to Isis, and Greeks to Coes, while myths suggest Tilptolemus guiding soil work to feed Hellenic peoples. Archaeological hints link Egyptian wheat to temple relics in pyramids, with varietal types and seed trade implied amid damaged wording.
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Isis
Coes
Ular
Pyrauid
Detroit firm develops portable cooling for heated underground cables
A Detroit company builds a portable power blower with a 28 inch fan and 7.5 horsepower meter to cool overheated underground electric cables. A circular plate and sheet-tran joint seal the blowers outlet to the cable run, reducing heat through directed air flow.
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Vadercromms
Detroit
Ian Airtteht
Popiuliar Selence
Untitled stray note stirs Boston Transcript readers
A garbled reader message from the Boston Transcript raises concern over a leap in social norms and relationships. The note questions whether some women might feel left behind or pressured to marry, reflecting private worries amid evolving expectations.
Lumber Industry in Canada Sees Vast Investment and Jobs
The Canadian lumber sector reports over 190 billion in investments and more than 3,000 operating plants employing about 50,000 workers with total wages around 70 million dollars. This snapshot highlights the size of the industry, employment scale, and wage expenditure.
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Canada
Well Endowed by Nature Goesat Adaptations and Feeding
The Rocky Mountain goat thrives on rock ice snow and meadow and moves in bands from two to twenty. Their hooves are built for ice with rubber cushions for rock, front blades act as chisels and rear dewclaws aid descent. A dense white coat insulates dry cold but wet winter rain in New York is deadly, requiring shelter to avoid pneumonia. They are herbivores feeding on varied plants by season, preferring shrubs and pasture plants in summer and wild onions flavored flesh in spring pastures.
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Willan
Hornaday
New York
Perambulation Password Puzzle Confuses Inspectors
An elderly man and a marled young friend walk the streets when a memory training exercise leads to a coded exchange about a pipe and a word. A suspicious remark prompts a prompt retreat, and the pair depart with a cautious promise to keep quiet about the test run outside a tobacconist.
Genius springs from humble roots not noble birth
The piece argues that genius does not require aristocratic lineage, citing Milton, Byron, Goethe, Mendelssohn, Kepler, Newton, Shakespeare, Dickens and others. It asserts genius is a divine power that flourishes regardless of wealth or social status, contradicting the idea that privilege is essential for great achievement.
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Milton
Breon
Byron
Goethe
Mendelssohn
Kepler
Tei
Ehel
Columbus
Isaac Newton
Shakespeare
Dickens
First Electric Street Lighting Begins in New York
The December 20, 1880 electric demonstration marked the early stage of street lighting in New York. Early tests faced critics who doubted electricity could outprice gas, yet this modest display foreshadowed the Great White Way transformation as night lighting advanced beyond the Parks exposition.
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New York
Usts
Pouldabloenhoff
Greatest of Earth's Valleys Described by Prof de Wothregary
The Great Rise valley stretches across a sixth of the earth’s circumference from the Dead Sea region to Abyssinia, Nubia and Arabia, crossing Lake Nyasa and the upper Nile. It is portrayed as a catastrophic canyon system formed by quakes rather than erosion, with fossil remains linking its origin to the Dead Sea disaster and ancient Sodom.
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Great Rise
de Wothregary
London
Jordan
Dead Sea
Nubia
Arabia
Bab-el Mindeb
Abyssina
Lake Haidelph
Britikh
Nyasa
Tad Oeeda
Nyase
Shir
Zaonhest
Sahil
Gazuland
Raninor
Pigantle
Nyusa
Tungaastha
Inoghe World
Bettom
Nile
Valfessas
Rite
Sodom
Arabs Skilled in Aviation and Early Greek Ties
The article recounts ancient aviation notions credited to Arabs, noting early ignition and mathematical studies in Baghdad. It mentions Haroun al Rasheed sending a clock to Charlemagne and references Abbas Ben Parnas as a pioneer of a now famous art, linking Greek legend figures to early aviation ideas.
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Badehon Abbas Ben Parnas
Priam
Ino Sueho
Tearus
Friday the Thirteenth sequence across years
A garbled listing of months and years suggests a calendar pattern or prediction. Readable fragments include 1923 1926 1927 1928 and references to June February August October January November July September December.
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API
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