Wilson’s Call to War and a League of Freedom
President Wilson asks Congress to declare war on Germany after submarine attacks threaten neutral rights. He argues for armed neutrality, mobilization, and broad loans to allied powers, urging a democratic league to safeguard peace, democracy, and human rights worldwide.
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Wilson
Congrisa
United States
Germany
Committee On Public Information
Wolf Telegraph Bureau
Wolff Telegraph Bureau
Congresa
Congress
Great
Britain
Ireland
Europe
Mediterranean
Belgium
Apon Wight
Denis
Teramen
Saboetine
Janary
Comarens
Pebranry
Fragmented OCR Notable Snippets From Global Notes
Here and there text covers diverse items including a bird in Enesuela guarding sheep, Cafe Florien's Venice opening in 1616, Africa's vast unexplored area, a wrist watch cap clock patent, a camera film device, and European scientists creating a synthetic illumination process for amino production.
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Africa
Otly
Europe
Cat's Back Brings Out Jock’s Camel Sized Fear
In a backyard scene Jock notices drama as a cat and dog interact. The cat’s back is described as looking like a camel, stirring the boy’s mother to remark on the unusual sight and to comment on the cat's frightened posture.
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Jock
If It Only Lasts Hubby Muffler Joke
A humorous exchange shows a wife telling her husband he should have worn a muffler years ago, with the husband replying in chagrined terms about his past attire. The brief bit captures a domestic quip on a winter accessory.
University Functions and the Shaw View on Education
George Bernard Shaw argues that universities should mold men rather than schoolboys. He says universities ought to socialize students, teach world citizenship, and foster mature social conduct rather than rely on extensions or tutors.
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George Bernard Shaw
Growing a Character and the Power of Reputation
The piece contrasts character with reputation, noting that reports shape views of us while character is the life lived under motive and crisis. It argues reputation can flatter or condemn, but true character reveals itself under emergency and testing.
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Boermles
Indian Summer Definition and Origin
Indian Summer describes a mild fall period usually in October to November marked by hazy atmosphere. The article notes the cause of its distinctive features and the term’s origin remain uncertain and largely fanciful with various explanations offered.
Demand Now Is For Better Standards
In a rising market for registered breeding stock, buyers seek high quality bloodlines and pay premium prices. Tomson Fros. of Carbondale and Dover, Kansas sold 40 registered Shorthorn calves to Rosenberger of Tiffin, Ohio for an average of 6000 dollars each, illustrating the shift toward full-blood and high-class stock. The trend spans all breeds as market forces reward superior cattle and push producers from grades to registered sires. Improved standards and higher production costs reinforce this movement and promise continued progress in livestock quality.
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Inter
Russia
Characcter
League of Honor
Satocracy
Counsiel
United States
Anl
Mexico City
Antheme
Frank D. Tomson
Tomson Fros
Carbondale
Dover
Kansas
W. C. Rosenberger
Tiffin, C
Tomson
Rosenberger
Large Pig Profits Made in Minnesota
A. J. McGuire of the University of Minnesota reports that raising 100 pigs yearly yields about five cents per minute of labor. With 365 hours yearly, the return nears $3 an hour, achieved by minimal work. Pigs self-feed from rape and alfalfa, then hog down a 15 acre corn field, with eight acres for summer feed. Sows kept over winter clean up after marketing, winter quarters are designed for late attention, and straw sheds provide shelter near corn cribs and feed boxes.
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A. J. McGuire
University of Minnesota
McGuire
Care for Suckling Lambs Outlined by Kansas Expert
A. M. Paterson of Kansas State Agricultural College outlines essential care for newborn lambs. He urges prompt nursing after birth to ensure milk intake, noting early feeding influences future diet and farm success.
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A. M. Paterson
Kansas State Agricultural College
No More Trouble For Suckling Lambs At Weaning Time
Mr Paterson advises on lamb care with a creep for constant grain access and ample water. Lambs should be weaned at four to five months based on ewe condition, with careful udder monitoring to prevent cake and spoilage. A dry two day ration stops milk flow.
Burn cholera hogs to control disease
Purdue University assistant veterinarian describes an outbreak trace, noting dead dogs and hogs near a cliff. He warns careless housing of hogs and recommends burning carcasses in a trench with a wire fence to prevent spread of hog cholera.
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L. C. Eigin
Purdue University
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Diay
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Tfl
Kentiemen
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Cafe Florien
Venice
Allio
Minnesota
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