Survey of the World's News Teutenant General
Teutenant General Miles discusses preparation for war, militia reforms, and naval strength while weighing Panama Canal impact. He rejects compulsory service but supports a standing army ratio and global military consensus amid a French subsidy agreement for transatlantic steamers and a White House baby tied to President Elect Wilson. The piece also covers social clubs, fashion forecasts, a new conciliation court, and prison reforms.
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War Department
Sarhwa
Coantry Fate
Segular
Panama
Leonard Ward
Miles
Havre
New York
Canada
White House
Josephine Cothran
Wilson
Perin Cothran
Washington
Pay Bills Promptly Warns Against Credit Pitfalls
A fragment warns readers to pay every bill when due to avoid credit pitfalls. It notes the risk of debt compounding if accounts are neglected and urges prioritizing timely payments to prevent financial complications and future borrowing needs.
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Mary
Marty Reed
Weber It
Duc
Delicate Touch Reveals Massenet’s Humorous Flair at Monte Carlo
Newport woman recalls the great composer Massenet at the Hotel de Paris in Monte Carlo. A English spectator once arranged a scene with her daughter listening to Thaïs, prompting Massenet to remark the girl’s future lies in sculpture or painting. Latakia tobacco crop stat keeps average tonnage.
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Monte Carlo
Newport
Hotel de Paris
Monte Cario
M. Massenet
Biue Mediterranean
Maitre
Emily
Massenet
Average milk production per cow and the value of new ground
A discussion by W Lightty in the Notimal Steetmad and Marner notes that average cow production varies and many cows perform below average. He argues many farmers keep poor accounts, calling below par cows robber cows, and urges trying new methods rather than staying in a rut to improve farming profits and beef supply.
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Marner
Where Diplomacy Failed and a Homely Bride Stuns a Suitor
A narrator recounts mating errors after introducing Len Richmond to his cousin Myra Dacher. Len, plain and serious, discovers Myra’s homeliness may prevent love, while Myra’s disdain for beauty complicates betrothal. The tale ends with an engagement and a plan to confront a friend about marriage joys and sorrows.
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Len Richmond
Myra Dacher
Len
Myra
Eliza Ducher
Richmond
Myca
Bim
Wadlow
Sam
Seo Juan Bill
Cuba
Roy
Rielmend
Horse And Stable Hints For Straightening Limbs
Practical old time advice on treating crooked limbs in horses. It suggests a powder blend with potash salt and sugar, feed as grains, and applying tincture on the loampe with regular feeding intervals. Dr Saeed advocates alcohol mixtures to apply on knees and tendons twice daily while hand rubbing to straighten and loosen joints and ligaments.
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Prader
Rey Ie
Saeed
Does It Pay To Fatten Calves On The Farm
W P Ward of the bureau of animal industry and D T Gray of the Alabama station report on feeding yearling calves. They advise farmers with thirty breeding cows to fatten calves themselves to keep extra profits at home. They warn against selling calves to feeders or mishandling marketing. Proper management yields satisfactory profits.
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W. P. Ward
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
D. T. Gray
Alabama
Age Of Breeding Heifers For Early Milk Production
Proper dairy practice urges breeding heifers to calve by age two, with extended milking to build habit and yield. Breeding at two to two and a half years can hinder milking, so best results come from targeting four to fifteen months for younger cows in select cases.
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RE. E. Kaufman
Town and Country Journal
Busy Hens Mean More Eggs for Warm Litter Bedding
Hobby notes from Kansas Palmer describe feeding millet seeds to hens to keep them busy and warm. Seeds scattered among litter will take time for hens to hunt, ensuring activity if all seeds are found.
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Kansas Palmer
Egg Fertility in Winter Laying Rates
Hens that lay heavily from winter's start produce less fertile hatching eggs than more moderate layers. Forcing breeders too much is not advised.
First Deliverer Foretold In Genesis Lesson
The Sunday School text outlines Genesis chapter three as the entry of Satan, sin and fear, contrasting Eve and Adam’s fall with Christ as the last Adam who overcomes. It traces sin’s consequences, God’s pursuit, and the mercy shown through atonement and provision of coverings, pointing to salvation through the seed of the woman and the coming Deliverer.
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Satan
God
Adam
Eve
Mer
Christ
Golgotha
Jesus
Pilate
Rom
Artem
Eve Tostead
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