Aggressive English General Leads Troops in War Profile
A survey traces World War I combat life estimates for soldiers and horses across nations, praises General Sir John Denton Pinkstone French as England's aggressive commander, and notes his enduring resolve. It also covers wireless advance claims, canal zone leadership hopes, navy manpower, toy bans, and German wartime precision in Belgium and northern France.
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England
John Denton Pinkstone French
Ladysmith
Cape
French
Kimberley
General French
von Kluck
Belgium
France
Ublans
Lille
Soissons
The
Marne
Civic Spirit Drives Winning Home Trade Effort
Civic spirit shapes town growth and home trade, urging citizens and merchants to unite. Newspapers and the commercial club foster this energy, as the press wields power to build local spirit and advertise the town to the world.
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Zululand
Commercial Club
Does It Pay To Grind Feed In A Dairy Herd
A Hoard’s Dairyman correspondent recalls testing ground grain in a dairy herd of about sixty cows. After measuring records, eight cows were split, four on ground feed and four on inground feed for twenty days. Ground feeding boosted milk by four to five pounds per cow daily, then reversed by switching. Two cows fed ground grain for thirty days produced twenty seven and thirty pounds respectively. The author concludes grinding feed paid off, yielding substantial yearly gains.
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Hoard
Jedst
Sheep Welfare in Wet Forest Weather
The article explains sheep need only wool as protection from cold, dry and wind exposure. Keeping quarters warm wastes heat that should go to wool or meat, as wet wool drains heat from the sheep, causing chill, illness, and reduced feeding and thrift. Wet conditions depress feeding and overall health more than pure exposure to wind or cold.
The Manly Art Makes a Match on a Train Ride
Jim Edwards finds a pocketbook on a suburban train and returns it to Howard Spingler, a proud football father. The reunion leads to laughter, a gentle rebuke, and an unexpected romantic turn as Jim meets the daughter and earns a wary embrace from the proud father who once doubted him.
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Nick
Jim
Morning Journal
The
Missionary Tntelligencer
Degan
Andy Sheehan
Philadelphia
Jin Tha
Sheehan
Tim
Howard Spingler
Splogle
J. Edwards
Oly
Brother
Mr. Spingler
Ralph Spingler
Pennsylvania
Simpson
Chet
Tolly
Jim Edwards
Cost of Cow's Board in Cold Weather
The article discusses the costs and considerations of feeding and housing cows and mares through mild weather. It notes farmers balancing feed, milk output expectations, and the need for dedicated feed troughs or racks to prevent feed garbling and injuries. It emphasizes proper shelter and grain management for animal care.
Dairy Lore on Quality and Feeding for Dairy Cows
The article argues that dairy quality hinges on cow health and sanitary practices. It stresses better feeding, cleanly kept feed, and improved pastures to boost health and production. A cow with high yield requires rest, as efficiency lowers unit costs through steadier milk output.
Sunday School Lesson Senior Berean Overview
The lesson reviews resurrection appearances across the four gospels and Acts, highlighting Jesus's meetings with disciples, the Great Commission, and the promise of the Holy Spirit. It notes fear, doubt, and eventual understanding as the disciples receive authority, baptism, and teaching duties to spread the gospel.
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Paul
Jesus
Lake of Galilee
Jeans
Har
Galilee
Matt xvi
Ily
Gonnesuret
Heaven
Earth
Matt
Nevill
Ton
Cain
Thor
Moses
Sing
Bethany
Rome
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Eife
Dean
Vitor S
Atlantic Ocean
H. J. ‘Bound
William Marconi
Round
New York
London
Goethals
Chester , Harting
Ennal Zone
War Department
Alus
Washington Post
Harding
Maintenanes
Canal
Abkinate
Mississipp
West Point
Alabama
Engineer Corps
Taft
Panama
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department
Congress
Oklahoma
Nevada
Reggae
American Press Association
Sir John French
Dairyman
Manly
Simmon
Dairy Lore
India
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