Survey of World's News on Education and Police Roles
Dr. Herman Schneider outlines a plan for industrial training for youth and a cooperative apprentice system with manufacturers. Dallas promotes a woman police captain, while fly swatters form an international advocacy network. Clubwomen plan a Washington gathering, and a New York drive for a Woman's National Theater gains momentum amid London statistics on transit and traffic. British navy expansion and Missouri politics feature in the broader report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schneider
College of Engineering
University of Cincinnati
New York Board of Estimate
Committee On
Schneider
New York
Ettr
Eta Ets
Nell
Europe
Albert Vanderveer
Albany
N. T
Alice Lakely
Cranford
Asia
Woman's National Theater
Woman's National Theater, Inc
Martinsen
United States
Senses and Style Boost Deli in City Window Display
A four year city arrival tells how a young grocer transformed a Delicatessen on Amsterdam Avenue by appealing to artistic taste. He removed clutter from the window, added oak tones, painting, lighting, and select displays to lure customers. People passed and entered, buying potato salad pickled tongue and Camembert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pres
Jonl Chester- Held
Amsterdam Avenue
Farm Advice on Selecting a Dairy Bull for Heifers
Sage advice from George R. Sansom of Oregon Agricultural College on choosing a herd sire. He stresses pedigree advanced registry dams, performance as a milker, and that daughters must prove milking quality before discarding the old bull. He urges evaluating both old and new sires, including offspring performance, before changing. The piece compares U S cattle density with Belgium Denmark Netherlands and notes potential dairy development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage George R. Sansom
Oregon Agricultural College
Missire
Do You Raise Hogs This Spring Farrowing and Feeding Tips
A historical note advises raising hogs with spring farrowing to avoid weather setbacks. It warns against holding old hogs for weight and recommends early spring litters, kerosene spray for pests, and feeding alfalfa hay with corn to cut fattening costs by about half. The article emphasizes sow and pig welfare with a central farrowing house design to block wind.
Timely Warning for Stock and Meadow Care on Soft Ground
The Iowa Homestead cautions on allowing stock to run in felts while ground is soft. It warns packed soil will hinder farming and cultivation all season. It also advises monitoring meadows and keeping hooves off during soft sod periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Homestead
A Man of Method in a Wallet Tale
A Buffalo Express quips about economy in gifts, noting a $15 handbag for a wife lacks practicality. The joke suggests the handbag’s complex interior wastes money, as the wife would still need streetcar fare while her companion covers the fare.
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Buffalo Express
Care of Little Ducks in Shade and Clean Troughs
It is highly important that ducklings always have shade and that the pens be kept clean. Do not leave feed in the troughs and always leave the water in the watering troughs deep enough so the ducklings can wash their heads, but so protected that they cannot get any other parts of their bodies wet.
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Jacob
Indaw
Woole
Esau
Joni Wis
Daco
Esag
Macnee
Wilarze
Fanu
Edom
Wponite Giroeticis
Sucevelle
Jordan
Corn Silage Not For Hogs Warns About Diet Limits
Hoard's Dairyman notes hogs will eat some corn silage but it is not well adapted as a feed. The hogs stomach is too small to handle large amounts of silage to advantage.
Reconciliation Through Faith in Jacob and Esau
A Sunday School lesson on Genesis 32 33 focusing on Jacob's plan to reconcile with Esau after years of separation. It describes Jacob praying for guidance sending gifts and crossing the Jabbok river then meeting Esau with humility. It notes Esau's cordial reception and the emotional reunion. Key themes include trust in God restraint and peaceable conduct.
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Jacob
Esau
Jubbok
Jarob
Rachel
Joseph
Faan
Peru
Lin
Peach Tree Pruning After Winter Injury
A regionally printed agriculture note discusses salvaging peach trees damaged by freezing. Moderate bending back of damaged branches aids recovery, while severe bark loss or horned tops often fails to recover. Untouched frozen trees struggle, but careful pruning promotes new growth, with partial recovery common after several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifm
The Mary Denton Whaler’s Last Return at Sea
In New Bedford a whaling voyage from New Bedford in the mid 1800s ends with Mary Denton believed lost at sea. A witness recalls the morning the ship Mary Denton appeared to enter port with all sails set, then vanished. Edward Kendell, her lover, awaited her return as the crew and townsfolk faced the grim uncertainty of the missing vessel.
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Mary Denton
New Bedford
Mary Dewan
Mary
Tn Lure
Edward Kensell
Tata Landsman
Renedell
Captile Lenton
Denton
Elaywe
Dentons
Kendell
Heould
Maury
Dod
Edward Kendell
Ted
Traditia
Cote Nebod Bev
Optain Deston
Kewell
Ste
Mary Lemton
Mmisstine
Thlune
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Survey of the World
Dallas
Tex
J. J. Farley
Fariey
William K. Vanderbilt
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
William S. Andrews
Isee
Tamdon
Londen Statistica
Londen
Enim
Lendener
Bret
Born
Nore Geners
Greater
Lenden
Greater London
Metropolitan Police District
Adam
University of Chicago
Williar J. MacMillan
Astronomy
MacMillan
Great Britain
Borden
Canada
Federated Malay States
Admiralty
Missouri
Eiliott W. Major
Champ Clark
Missouri State Senate
Omaha Exposition
Saring
Supreme Court of the United States
Newport
It. S
Charleston
Mra. J. J. Farley
Elliott W. Major
Belgium
Denmark
Netherlands
Kansas
Long Island Agricultural Experiment Station
Berean
Fielden
God
Christ
Adelaide Ruth Wentworth
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