Genoa and Columbus House Tie City to Explorer's Past
The article recounts Genoa's modern harbor and palace-lined streets as well as the Columbus House shrine. It notes Columbus's boyhood in Genoa, the preservation of his letters and privilege book, and the municipal effort to rescue the Columbus dwelling from demolition to mark a century-old cultural link.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D.C
WNU
Genoa
Samplerdarena
Americas
Christopher Columbus
Columbus
Via Venti Settembre
Christopher
Viacenti Settembre
House of Columbus
Domenico Colombo
Suscina
Familly of Columbus
Mazzini
Marco Polo
Paganini
Isabe
Reasons Advanced as to Time to Raise Calves
An Ohio dairy expert argues calf raising follows cycles like other industries. He says the best time to raise calves is when milk and veal are cheap, but many dairymen skip the effort when prices are high. He warns planning two to three years ahead requires courage but yields rewards through cooperation.
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Ohio
Dairy cow prices to fall further says Cornell economist
Prof M C Bond warns dairy herds face lower returns as New York cow prices slip from 135 in 192? to 74, while prewar levels rise modestly. He predicts many farmers will stockpile cows awaiting higher futures, but the cycle suggests declines will continue into 1936 or 1997 with culled cows losing value. Farmers urged to cull promptly to avoid losses.
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New York State
United States
New York
M. CG. Bond
Radio in dairy barns calm cows with rhythmic music
Dr W L Williamson of Herbert Fleischhacker ranch says cows are soothed by radio in 900 Guernsey herd. The Boise visitor notes 24 hour milking and music while milking and occasional jokes from Amos and Andy mingle with the daily routine.
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Amos and
Andy
W. LE. Williamson
Herbert Fleish Hacker
San Francisco
Williamson
Boise
Idaho Farmer Reports
Ing
Amog
Dairy Feeding Principles For Low Milk Prices
Careful feeding of dairy cows is crucial when prices fall. Balanced rations must match milk production and individual udder quarters can differ in quantity and quality. Oats is recommended as a top grain for dairy cattle due to palatability and moderate carbohydrate content.
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United States
National First Aid-Home Remedy Week Planned for March
The National Association of Retail Druggists and Sterling Products Inc sponsor a nationwide effort to prepare for accidents and sudden illness. Governors and mayors have proclaimed the week, now in its tenth year, with the slogan Fill That Medicine Chest Now. State associations join in the drive as S C Henry of the N ARD urges strong cooperation and timely local advertising to boost sales and readiness.
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National Association of Retail Druggists
Sterling’ Products, Inc
National Wholesale Druggists' Association
National Association of Retail Drug Clerks
Lfe
S.C. Henry
California Fig Syrup touted as cure for children's ailments
A booster piece extols California Fig Syrup as a safe, mild remedy that cleanses and tones young bowels. It claims over fifty years of use and four million bottles sold yearly, citing a Western mother’s testimonial about Neal improving after use.
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California
Neal M. Todd
West 27Th St
Oklahoma City
Okla
Augusta Woman Grows Gettysburg Acorn Tree
Mrs. Sarah H. W. Stetson of Augusta Maine planted an acorn picked up on the Gettysburg battlefield by her late husband in 1915. Though he distributed several acorns to friends, only the one in her yard flourished into an oak tree.
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Gettysburg
Sarah HW. Stetson
Augusta
Maine
Mgr. Stetson
Stetson
Dr. Pierce's Pellets marketed for digestive relief
The notice describes Dr Pierce’s pellets as a laxative and cathartic remedy for liver bowels and stomach. It claims a single pellet serves as laxative while three pellets act as cathartic. The language reflects a mid century patent medicine style.
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Pierce
Not five families in a hundred have part-time servants
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote laments a shift from the old days when most families had full-time help to a modern era with far fewer households retaining servants. The remark notes a decline in domestic staffing as women's and bridge clubs become common social fixtures.
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Women's Clubs
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pa and Willie-Pa’s Neutral Zone Joke
A playful dialogue centers on a pun about a neutral zone. Pa explains it as the kitchen during a mother’s fuss over a hot stove, highlighting family humor and kitchen dynamics.
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Willie
Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Relief From Pain
An advertisement extols Bayer Aspirin as a reliable remedy for sudden aches from neuralgia to colds. It urges taking two or three tablets with water for rapid comfort, touts safety for the heart and stomach, and recommends keeping the genuine Bayer cross stamped tablets in every shop, office, and home.
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Bayer
Painterly Signatures Stir English Scholar Debate
An English professor promotes a list of 150 basic words to simplify English for learners and foreigners while a collector notes the prevalence of spurious signatures in art. The dialogue reflects concerns about authentic artists and accessibility in language.
Women Find Freedom in Fishing Fashion and Tech
Women increasingly fish in knickers or short skirts and leggings without fear of judgment. Authorities cite changing attire and use of artificial bait as factors, reducing discomfort with worm handling and minnow bait.
David and Job: a clash of rugged identities
A fragment notes David described as a manly boy and Job as a bolly man, presenting a terse contrast of masculine labels without broader context or events. The text offers minimal details beyond these two identifiers and their paired descriptors.
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David
Job
Girls Raising Goats In Britain Attracts Interest
Girls in Britain embrace goat raising as a preferred vocation with rising popularity. At a recent London dairy show, witnesses praised the goats as intelligent and easy to work with, joking that calling someone as silly as a goat is a high compliment.
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Britain
London
Untitled citation with taxi and soda fountain
A quoted line notes Joe taking a girl home in a taxi arguing it is cheaper than stopping at multiple soda fountains. The passage reflects casual conversation framed as social critique.
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