Gallant Frank Maudesly of the Canopic
Frank Staunesty a steward on the liner Canopic is pictured on arrival in New York. Maudesly served 14 years in the British army including the Boxer Rising Boer War India and World War I earning the Victoria Cross and other honors.
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Frank Staunesty
New York
Maudesly
India
Marshal Foch
At Home and Abroad In History Class
A history lesson introduces modern warfare terms. The teacher asks for a sentence using "Over the top" and a student, Thomas, responds with a humorous line about his father’s hair.
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Thomas
Trade Briefs and Industrial Shifts Across Nations
Osaka hosts nearly 16 000 factories employing over 92 000 men and 95 000 women. A Canadian railway amalgamation advances rapidly. Sweden saw 5 000 more women join trade unions last year. A car theft deflector causes a vehicle to circle when running. Siam natives mine pears leum by sixty foot pits and dip it out. Murdock McKenzie, a stockman, moves to manage the Sa P Land and Cattle. He reportedly earns 50 000 dollars in two years.
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Osaka
Japan
Sweden
Siam
Pai' Murdock McKenzie
Uniteds
Sa P
Reducing Cost in Feeding Dairy Herds and Bull Selection
United States Department of Agriculture guidance outlines selecting merit bulls to lift herd production and control costs. It emphasizes proven sire records, breed registries, and consulting state colleges while detailing winter feeding costs and roughage use on five farms in the corn belt to cut feeds and maintain cow and calf health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
American Jersey Cattle Club
West Twenty-third Street
New York
N. Y
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
United States Department’ of Agriculture
Towa
Sayl
Bulletin
Corragascsergens Gaseereseses
Kansas
Good Qualities of Sheep on High-Priced Land
The article argues sheep can be profitable on valuable land as British experience shows. Sheep compare favorably with other animals for economical production and need less costly feed. They mature quickly, ready for market at four to six months, and use labor efficiently. Sheep farms tend to be weedless, aiding farm cleanliness.
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