Passion Play at Ober Ammergau and a Volcanic Calm
Dillon Montana notes a summer passion play at Ober Ammergau running twenty seven performances ending May 24 in a new 4000 seat auditorium. It recalls a volcanic eruption near Hawaii with smoke rising up to six miles and weathered by northeast winds to cover the islands. The text then shifts to scattered historical and literary references, including Queen Victoria and Napoleon, and moves through assorted historical anecdotes and poems with dense, fragmented language and stray names.
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Ober-Ammergau
Hawaiian Islands
Tvo
Hawaii
Fragmented Ode to a Utah Tabernacle and Its Curious Power
A garbled OCR fragment describes a tabernacle in Salt Lake City Utah praised as a remarkable construction. It mentions a capacity of 35.06 people and a person at one end to Ostinetly beer the sound of 2 pie dropped, with odd references to power to convey spend offered by every giver.
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Galt Lake City
Utah
Dairy and Poultry Care From Farmers Review
A reader notes milking cows before calving does not reliably prevent milk fever. He cites fourteen years of local dairying data, showing many cows died when not dried off before calving, while others milked early before calving appeared to lessen risk. The piece discusses practical dairy management and experiences from several farmers.
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Hoard
Geome
Aly
Turin
Bruce
Constad
Tully
Deere
Poultry Show Advice on Dressed Fowls and Timing
A poultryman urges that dressed fowls be part of every poultry show to teach producers the best market presentation. He notes timing matters for sale, suggesting winter shows avoid poor condition and that keeping birds ready aids consumer demand at fairs and winter events.
Frightful Lake Monster Reported Near Mountain Trail
A bizarre creature sighting is reported near a mountain lake with unusual features. Local witnesses describe a large, dark figure and farmers warn travelers to avoid the area while authorities investigate the claim.
Dangers of handling infected livestock and carcasses
Farmers and stock raisers must avoid handling animals with suspected diseases such as anthrax or blackleg. Postmortem work has fatally harmed examiners who contact infected blood or tissues. Meat from slightly ill animals should not be eaten, and butchers face ongoing exposure risks.
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Ealing Wai
Central Asia
Beet Crop For Hog Winter Feed In Central Indiana
The article advises growing sugar beets or long red mangels as a reliable hog feed in cold central Indiana. It details soil, drainage, deep early plowing, drilling, thinning, and late fall storage, noting yields of twenty to sixty tons per acre and a per ton cost range.
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Palmer Theopleiou
Strong Cay
Bens
Wwe
Jooksene
Wien
Layligg
Central
India
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Marek Oe
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Darlin
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Sharifae
Auer
Ohio
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Wea
Sr Poo Wea
Moyer
Leva
Mr. Balien
Morehan
Blaeck
Kenosha
Wiha
Alexander Werletieon
Heoeder
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Patie
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Beattie
Wales
Noel
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Mik
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Bopel
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Iin
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Lislen
Patel
Wolking
Callls
Faye
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Eis &Wais
Harey
Dante Mary
Serre
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