Explorers plan Amazon jungle ethnology expedition
Survey notes the University of Pennsylvania museum expedition led by Algot Lange targets the Brazilian Amazon region in 1910s time frame. The party aims to collect ethnological specimens and zoological notes, with Manaus as base and Lange seeking a fifty foot python portrait as proof of wildlife extremity. Also mentions Patterson’s Tennessee senate bid and other political and cultural items of the era.
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Amazon
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Algot Lange
Explorers’ Club
Outakirta
Mens
Mien
Bet
Lange
Anenzon
South America
Manaus
Amazonas
Home merchant proves value of local advertising
A defense of local home merchants advertising in newspapers as a means to fair dealing. The piece argues that honest neighborhood merchants advertise to attract customers and compete with distant mail order houses, while cautioning against fraudulent mail order operators. It urges readers to support local merchants who stand by their goods.
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Tn le
Marcelyas
Shaply
Vietima
Why Airmen Are Killed Statement by Major Roche
Major Roche of the French army cites figures on aviator fatalities. He attributes 25 percent to lack of warning aptitude, 25 percent to poor construction of plates, 15 percent to insufficient pilot training, 1 percent to misinterpretations of aeroplane limits, and 10 to 12 percent to atmospheric enmities beyond the aviator's control, per Servatitie American.
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Roche
Warnea
Servatitie American
Farming Advice for Breeding Pigs on Open Pasture
Circular from the New Jersey Live Stock Commission details feeding and management for farm breeding pigs. It emphasizes open-air pasturing, supplementing pasture with bulky nutritious feeds, including starchy and legume components, and aging sows with increased sweet feed after farrowing. It advises exercise, dairy byproducts, ground grains, and a diet mix to maximize digestion, growth, and eventual fattening, with careful trough access for piglets.
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Live Stock Commission of
New Jersey
A Railway Car Romance Tale Of Seats And Stares
A long readers’ anecdote recounts a railway car scene where three well dressed young women seek seating and press a single gentleman to move. He keeps his seat, is accused of rudeness, and a confrontation ensues leading to a blind man confessing his misfortune and a moral about travel etiquette.
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Mary
Thentleman
Philly
Jach
Tals
Alice
Met
Hay Farming as Profitable Crop and Market Strategy
The article argues hay farming can be lucrative with proper valuation and marketing. It notes many farmers switch to other ventures while dairies increase competition in cities. Proper rotation with clover and occasional second-cut improves yields without depleting soil. overcropping drains the land.
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Imarkets
How to Tell a Good Cow by Testing Methods
Professor Dean of the dairy department at the Outiiie Agricultural College advocates scales and the Babcock test to determine a cow’s value. He argues these tests predict yearly milk yield and butter production, noting notches on the neck and tail length as inferior signals. He urges careful testing of purebred stock to avoid costly errors.
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Dean
Clmtee
Outiiie Agricultural College
Method for curing alfalfa hay without bedding or caps
Article discusses a Rural New Yorker method for curing alfalfa hay. It covers cutting timing, using a revolving wooden rake to loosen leaves, sun drying on windrows, avoiding bedding and caps, and notes early experiments with spring-tooth wheels and canvas coverings. Also touches home life on farms and apples without care in Frank Redgers’s Georgetown, Del. experiments.
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New Yorker
Rory
Alfalta
Hanl
Frank Redgers
Georgetown
Sears
Faithful unto Death Crown of Life Teachings
Sunday School lesson on the Be thou faithful unto death crown of life from Revelation 2 10 and the gospel story of John the Baptist Herod Herodias and Salome feature in a Roman era setting while noting heroic witness and the fate of the Baptist The text outlines Herod's fear of Jesus and John the Baptist and describes the banquet scene leading to John the Baptist's death and the disciples securing his body for burial.
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Jesus
Galilee
Copernim
Bethsalda
Choraxia
Herod Heird
Therias
Herod
John the Baptist
Hitin
John
Ella
Elijah
Aretus
Petra
Batist
Dias
Fennec
Herodii
Smachaerns
Maehaerus
Arete
Bilome
Herodias
Salome
Hehend Lilie Prisalte
Jatin
Caryn
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United States
Tennessee
Malcolm Ji
State Executive
EB. W. Carmack
Shelby County
Tenn
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South Carolina
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Frankfort-on-Main
Berlin
Hermitage
St. Petersburg
Socialists of
Rhode Island
Helen Dougherty
Providence
California
Los Angeles
Macy E. Foy
Califernia
Democratic League
Mra
Clara Smart- Hike Potts
Werwif Ae Seskfaz
Ite Pehiiern
Stork
Aval Democratic
Great Register
Wilson
Herman Ridder
Thut
New York
America
Ohio
Ohio Constitutional Convention
Supreme Court
United States Senate
National Prohibition Party
Eugene W. Chafin
Aaron & Watkins
Chafin
Homie State
Arizona
Chio
Watkins
Chau
Wisconsin
TSS
Windbus Friends Oue
Robert H. Patton
Springfield
Patton
Congress
Ulinnis
Malcolm Rice Patterson
Eugene Wilden Chafin
Prohibition
Home Merchant
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Anteonage
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Maine
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