Utah Legislature Advances Wide Range of Bills In Session
The Utah Legislature moves into high gear as the session nears end. Senate and House pass and discuss bills on taxation, divorce residency, tobacco taxes, railroad and mining measures, and state welfare plans. Several bills advance, others are killed or amended, and resolutions honor national leaders.
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Utah
Nabil
Ryan Billy
Grant Young
Tee
S. M. Jorgensen
Jarles
Molther
Jgense Tayes
Oudginesse
Fort ‘Alien
Jorgensen
House
Senate
Hodgson
Judiciary Committee
State “Welfare Commission
Futerary Committee
Ce “Toren Jave Trelaing
Anita S
Sigieldty
Judiciary
State Miners’ Hospital
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State Welfare Commission
Washakie
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Fragmentary Quote Scrambles About Beach Banter
A garbled exchange references a man named John and a woman named Dot in a beach setting. The text includes phrases about snoozing with mouth open and sunbathing, followed by a question about a wife suing her husband and a note about nonsupport.
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John
Volcano Temperatures Across Rocks and Melting Points
The text notes lava surface temperatures near 14 000 degrees in Kilauen basalt magma and explains melting points vary by rock type. Sandstone melts at very high temperatures, likely around 7 000 to 17 00 degrees depending on purity.
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Kilauen
Kilayedt
Fragmented text about locusts and crop damage in China
The readable lines describe clouds of grasshoppers in China affecting crops and food shortages, mentioning impacts on fields and rivers. The passage is partial and garbled, with few clear entities beyond China and crops.
Not Much Interest in Books Emerges as Measure of Character
The writer notes that claiming to know books and discuss them leads to respect and trust, but cautions that truly interesting people may talk little about books. He reflects on personal experiences, saying he has rarely visited bookish places except with publishers or writers.
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E. W Howe
Quality Is First in Home Gardens Says Paul Work
Paul Work of the New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca states quality comes first in home gardens. He discusses vegetable varieties for high yields, seed quality, and lists top corn, pea, bean, and lima bean types suited to central New York conditions.
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State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Thomas Sextod
Gradus
Alaska
Knos Excelsior
Mateel
Jaxtonian
Thore Peng
New York State
New York
Scotia
Kentucky
Wonder
Canary Grass Promised High Protein For Wet Lands
Waseca Minnesota researchers at the substation report canary grass or fellaris yields up to 100 tons per acre in wet sloughs with high protein content rivaling alfalfa. The grass roots from shoots and seed, offering potential for farmers with saturated land to grow a nourishing forage yielding ten tons per acre if proven.
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Waseca
Minnesota
Milking Shorthorn Journal
Ohio Farmers Walk Miles Doing Chores
Ohio farmers average about 9 miles per month in chores per a study by Oslo State University rural economics department. Test paddometers recorded farmers walking varying distances due to farmstead layout and stock facilities, with one farmer adding 135 miles plus 30 more miles for convenience factors.
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Ohio
Oslo State University
Farm Notes on Cleanliness and Crops Use
Farmers are urged to improve sanitation by removing barn refuse and manure. Use of multiple horse hitches aids labor. Garden tools should stay dry to avoid rust. Old fields yield good corn and potatoes. Improve airflow around hot beds to strengthen stocky plants. Protect seed from crows with repellents. buy from seed houses for a small sum.
Control Sheep Tick by Proper Dippings
The United States Department of Agriculture summarizes how to eradicate the sheep tick through dipping. Dr. Marion Imes notes two dippings about 24 days apart are needed to kill eggs, with dung types to suit availability and economy. The bulletin outlines dipping methods and vat plans for small and large flocks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Marion Imes
United States
Wheat straw insulation board gains practical use in Missouri plant
Wheat straw is turned into insulation boards at a St Joseph facility. Prof D R Sweeney notes 125000 square feet daily with long fibers yielding strong boards. Insulation reduces fuel by 25 to 40 percent in poultry houses hot houses and other buildings benefiting farmers and manufacturers.
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D. R. Sweeney
Town State College
Smal Oat Hullers Now Available for Farm Use
Oat hullers with capacities of 45 to 50 bushels per hour are now available for farms. Machines, usually owned by individuals, may be shared by neighbors or used on a farm truck for custom work. They run on a 6-horsepower electric motor and can hull, scarify clover seed, crack corn, wheat or rye, and hull spelt or skin and crack barley.
Tillable Areas Favored for Increasing Pasture
A 1925 Storrs Experiment Station report notes many methods to establish sweet clover on permanent pasture, including lime applications and frost cracking, but results show only a few stunted plants. It concludes tillable areas are best for increasing pasturage with sweet clover.
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Storrs
Winter clipping rules for horses and mules
Clipping should be done in winter only when weather is warm and dry and animals are properly blanketed. Exposed clipped livestock risk pneumonia pleurisy or distemper. Early spring clipping increases illness during shipment and exposure to cold winds.
Raising Dairy Calf Compared To Raising A Baby
The piece argues dairy calves require care similar to infants with regular attention and clean nourishment. It stresses feeding the right food in proper amounts and times, noting calves are not different in their needs from babies.
Masterpiece Hidden Beneath Paint Unearthed In Graz
An Austrian government art expert in Graz found a Tintoretto beneath a two-layer canvas during an exhibition inspection. The 12 by 13 foot work, owned by a church, was valued at 50 000 dollars and ordered for complete restoration. The piece joins a long history of concealed masterpieces uncovered after wars.
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Graz
Austria
Blenenthal
Italy
Pathfinder
Scotland weighs peat land reclamation plan
Plans to reclaim vast peat lands in Scotland are discussed. Proponents say it would bring great prosperity, though earlier efforts caused heavy losses. backers of the current scheme claim they will succeed this time.
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Scotland
Funeral notices priced by inch prompt dark joke
The editor quotes thirty cents per inch for funeral notices, a line that sparks a grim joke about a $23.10 bill for a tall departed man. A quip about a lurid night shadow and a mistaken coat adds a macabre, dark-humored aside.
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John
Meyerbeer Evening At The Club Next Saturday
The High Forehead plans a Meyerbeer evening program at the club next Saturday. The Low Brow questions if Meyerbeer is the real thing or just a weak, near beer proposition.
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Meyerbeer
Meeyerbeer
The London Punch Quip on a Marriage Disapproval
A witty Punch joke centers on a young man seeking a father’s approval to marry his daughter as the woman muses on consent. The exchange hints at social propriety and humorous negotiation in a domestic courtship scenario.
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Pather
London
Delicate women seek relief from fatigue and illness
A distressed woman voice recalls run down health and fatigue while her family notices strain. An anonymous testimonial credits Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription with curing feminine ailments and headaches, urging readers to consult Dr. Pierce at Buffalo N Y or request a trial package of Prescription Tablets for 10 cents.
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Temple
Pueblo
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Go Ahead Abel Would a Kiss Be Out of Place
Mabel replies that a kiss isn’t necessary and Abel contemplates the moment in a short exchange. The fragment hints at social hesitation and budding romance.
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Abel
Mabel
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