Survey of the World's News in Weehineten March 6 7
A wide scale convention under American An tomolde arse state auspices will be held in Weehineten March 6 and 7. Governors from 26 states appointed delegates. nearly all forty eight states expected to be represented. Topics include federal aid and civic improvement. notable exhibits cover Kansas wheat and a national design exhibit in New York.
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Tate
Weehineten
Atlanthe
Pacific
Com Fae
Congress
Kansas
Kamens Bone
United States
National Academy of Design
Fine Arts
New York City
Tee
Carnegie
Thomas St. Proctor
Isidor
Helen Foster Marnett
William W Rockhill as Ambassdor to Turkey Honored
William W Rockhill, native of Philadelphia and resident of Litchfield Connecticut, has served as minister to China and ambassador to Russia. A fire prevention congress postponement to Dec 16 due to expected European attendance. An exhibit of firefighting devices planned. Anniversaries mark 1802 and 1862 military events and the Atlantic Telegraph Company’s $3,000 raise. Ports conference in New York discusses port organization and standard administration. A European Japanese conference proposes limiting international expositions to increase value. A new school innovation labels country schools for standard compliance and facility qualifications.
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Congress
United States
Irvin McDowell
D. C. Buell
Fitz-John Porter
Federal Army of the Potomar
Fredericksburg
Atlantic Telegraph Company
London
Cyrus W. Field
Ports OF America
New York City
Calvin Tomkins
New York
George W. Borris
Department of Wharfs, Docks and Ferries
Philadelphia
Haugh Bancroft
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf
Dr Ira S Wile Appointed to New York City Board of Education
Dr Ira S Wile has been appointed by Mayor Gaynor to the New York City board of education with a unique focus on safeguarding school children’s health. The mayor urges systematic health examinations of children and preventive measures, emphasizing the eyes ears teeth and overall well being as essential to a healthy body.
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Ira S. Wile
Board of Education
New York City
Gaynor
Dr. Wile
Local retailer patience in the small town market
A compact social critique shows how local merchants bear the burden of personal customer relations. It notes the loyalty built through daily routines and the risk of souring reputations when behavior disrupts trust. It also highlights how early stock reveals morning freshness versus afternoon declines.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Bill
Jack
John
How Perfumes Are Made From Chemicals
An article explains that most modern perfumes can be formed synthetically from chemicals, tracing history from vanilla in 1876 to later scents. It notes terpinol as a common ingredient related to turpentine and mentions artificials like violet blending lemon essences with vervine and other acids, though cheaper imitations are usually inferior to true flower extracts.
St Ives Aged Population Figures Revealed
In St Ives Cornwall there are 100 residents aged seventy seven to ninety three totaling 8214 years an average age of eighty two years. The data highlights an aging community with a high concentration of elderly residents living in St Ives.
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St. Ives
Cornwall
Farm Safety Rules For Preventing Common Accidents
A farmer’s guide stresses careful maintenance and supervision to prevent farm accidents. It urges tight barbed wire control, cleared posts, fixed fences, secure gates, and proper tool storage. It warns against unsafe timbers, decaying sheds, and loose harnesses, plus careful handling of hot water poisons and household hazards.
Why Beef Fattening Raises Per-Pound Profit
A partial explanation notes that feeding a young or thin steer increases fat per pound, raising the finished animal’s price to cover the cost of fattening. The higher price is usually achievable due to improved quality from fattening, as stated by the Wisconsin College of Agriculture.
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Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Animal Salt Access Drives Animal Welfare Note
The text argues that animals must have salt available at all times as it is essential to the animal body. It notes variation in how much different animals will eat and states that with free access they will consume as much salt as they need.
The Forgiving Spirit in the Parable of the King
A Sunday School lesson on Ephesians 4 32 and Matthew 18 21 35 contrasts a merciful king with a heartless servant. It stresses that true forgiveness is universal and must be extended to others as God has forgiven us in Christ, or divine forgiveness is withheld.
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God
Christ
Eph. Ly
Wena
Peter
Jesus
Shewise
Father
Che A
Winter readiness for farm and community in Wyoming
A fragmented plea urges farmers and communities to prepare for winter and the year ahead. Questions probe whether machinery is sheltered, if an agricultural paper is read, and whether state experiment station insights are utilized. It also asks about improving social life in the rural parish and collective action for better outcomes.
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State Agricultural Experiment Station
Wyoming
Ready For the Ax at Three Lethal Shrink in Egg Production
A Maryland experiment station reports a three year test with White Leghorns showing shrinkage in egg production during the third year. Results indicate birds of this age are maintained at a serious financial form.
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Maryland Experiment Station
Moisture conservation through deep plowing and smart farming
A fragmented note argues moisture must be saved by early deep plowing to store it in the soil. It urges conserving soil water through intelligent cultivation and farm practices to benefit crop growth and plant food use.
Lime and Other Elements in Soil Nutrition
A historical note on soil lime requirements showing time and other elements. The article discusses phosphorus nitrogen and boron needs, drainage and aeration, and recommends lime applications at two tons per acre. It warns quicklime can disrupt soil and nitrogen balance, urging balanced additions of carbonate materials and phosphorus.
Love and Science collide in a quirky debate about marriage
In a humorous dialogue a woman fears a husband who treats love as data. A professor proposes vibrometers and cardiac tests to measure love, while the pair clash over sentiment and emotion. The speech satirizes mechanized romance and ends with a playful kiss.
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State of Minnots
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WS. Bruce
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Great Britain
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Prefer Icksburg
Franklin
Jackson
Richmond Road
Lee
Marye
Burnside
William W. Rockhill
Turkey
Litchfield, Conn
China
Russia
Japan
Uberliners State School
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Viola
Violin
James B. Magete
Noble of Oaklains
Berean
William Elkins Lathrop
Teelee
Holter
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Pease
Cote
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