Deer in the Wheat Field Share Hopes for Peaceful Future
A pair of deer discuss the desire for an end to hunting as a cheating rumor about their wheat damage is debunked by a wise observer. They express longing for a world where humans hunt with cameras and kindness replaces sport, but a hunter’s shot interrupts their moment of reflection.
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Atliss Deer
Deborah Deer
Deborah
Miss Deer
Ike
Hess
Phair
Miss. Deer
Aliss
Time Comes When Citizens Must Measure Up to Right Standard
A Century Magazine excerpt urges civic virtue through public service honesty and administration openness. It argues for transparent town records, better education facilities, and focus on improving the lot of the poorest families rather than praising wealth.
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Jacks
Elvic
Charlotte Perking Gil Nan
The
Century Magazine
Beauty as National Aim in America
A Chase Herald and Examiner column argues for esthetic education in colleges and for employing artists in industry to glorify work. It says beauty and art enrich life and happiness, urging America to use wealth to create beauty in towns, cities, and farms rather than superficial follies.
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Chase Herald and Examiner
America
Regulating billboards in New York zoned districts
A New York ordinance aims to ban billboards in residential and apartment districts while permitting them only in business, commercial, and manufacturing zones. Building Commissioner Bistram notes zone boundaries will be defined to balance uses, with zones shaded to blend together.
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New York
Eley
Bistram
Bos From
Commission
The Court as Guardian of Our Form of Government
The Supreme Court is described as guardian of the Constitution and protector of liberties. The passage argues against enlarging congressional power to invalidate Supreme Court decisions, warning this would shift sovereignty from the people to Congress and threaten the republic.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Better Pictures Association Aims and Activities
The association seeks to discourage objectionable motion pictures, offer constructive criticism, improve artistic quality, maintain service departments, and protect the screen from undue regulations. It backs worthy productions, awards a Meri t Seal, helps family friendly films, and combats unfair criticism and propaganda in the motion picture industry.
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Better Pictures Association
EPA
BPA
Lovesickness as a universal human affliction and its cures
A fragmented discussion argues lovesickness is a universal disease affecting both sexes. It describes love as an intense obsession with clear physical and mental effects and notes the second stage of love as a glorious form of health. It suggests substituting a new beloved if the first cannot be married.
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Deshin
Best and Most Prosperous Days in Agriculture Are Passing
A historical note warns that postwar productivity of U S soil faces limits as population grows. It argues hunger could rise in fifty years without marketed innovations and cites declining per acre yields and scarce food luxuries. The author predicts drastic changes in farming economics and urges restraint.
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United States
Selection of Dairy Heifer Head as Quality Indicator
A bulletin excerpt details how dairy heifer calf head connotes breeding value and health. It emphasizes a large bright eye, medium face length, wide nostrils, strong muzzle, straight legs, and a slim neck blending into a spare shoulder. The guide, from bulletin 193 A, The Dairy Heifer and Calf, by GB W Fairbanks, aims at calf clubs and new dairying enthusiasts.
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T Rue
Cleaning Milking Machines
Dr A F P Tanna outlines four daily steps to sanitize milking equipment. Warm air flush after milking, hot water and detergent brushings, boil tubes briefly, then brine or chloride rinse and drain before next use. Small pails aid cow strip. third step mainly done in evening.
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A. F P. Tanna
Fer
California Department of Agriculture
Dairy Utensils Cleaned With Warm Water And Brush
Thorough rinsing in warm water before brushing inside and out with hot water. Dissolve cleaning material, rinse again, then sterilize by steam or boiling water. Use pure water and air dry inverted until needed.
Dispose of boarder cows for unpaid hay revenue drive
The article urges selling boarder cows that do not pay for hay and discusses milk yields by breed. It notes Jersey cows yielding around 3,500 pounds, Guernseys under 4,000, and Holsteins under 4,600 pounds annually. It also mentions fly sprays to control dairy barn flies and advises keeping growing chicks and laying hens separated for revenue.
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Tess
Rhubarb and Cream Desserts From Old Cookery Column
A fragmented vintage recipe page offers rhubarb desserts and beverages, including Rhubarb Sponge and Rhubarb Punch recipes. It lists ingredients like rhubarb juice, lemon juice, gelatin, whipped cream, and milk, with steps for beating, heating, and chilling. Also included are chicken and cabbage dish notions from the same cooking section, plus a sugar biscuit and stuffing guidance.
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Sali
Ant
Ali
Wayne
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Matama
United Effort
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Better Pictures, Ass'n
Andre Tridon
Psychoanalyst
Luther Burbank
GB. W. Fairbanks
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
A. F. Hanna
Wisl
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Medway
Burke
Virginia
Vierece
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