Great American circuit gets aero race plan fitted
A survey of the world’s news outlines an 1519 mile circuit by the Aero Club of America with cooperation from Illinois Indiana Michigan and Ohio clubs. The August event offers prizes totaling 100000 with 25000 for top prize and numerous second and third awards and unique aerial contests. Chicago will host start and finish with a route through major midwestern cities and controls at each stop. The Atlantic fleet schedule and political notes follow in the next sections.
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Aero Club of America
Aero Clubs
Ilinoia
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Charleston
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Stuttgart
Back to Farm movement urged to save nation and towns
The text argues that country merchants and editors face declines as trade concentrates in cities. It links national vitality to rebuilding country towns and suburban villages to avert social and moral decay from urban crowding. It calls on editors and merchants to champion the movement locally.
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Ebalanel
Maxwell
Fihe City
Alama
Colony System Poultry Housing Advised by Dryden
Kansas State University notes from Professor James Dryden of Oregon Agricultural College advocate the colony system for poultry. Portable small houses with free range keep birds active and reduce disease risk while easing cleaning and feeding. A 7 by 12 foot coop can house thirty to forty fowls, with temporary felled tents supporting a mobile structure.
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Kansas Agricultural College
James Dryden
Poultry
Oregon Agricultural College
Dryden
Even Planting of Grain Proves Profitable Practice
A Farmers Review contributor argues for even planting of grain crops highlighting oats. The article notes careful spacing and counting shoots to gauge vigor, reporting surprising results across multiple folds. The emphasis is on consistent technique boosting yields and plant health.
The Tunnel Kiss and a San Francisco Romance
Irwin a young San Francisco man on a rail trip kisses Estelle Cleveland after a tunnel near mountains. She later forgives him and rejects marriage, then relents after proof of his guilt surfaces. They marry, with a playful reveal of the handkerchief that betrayed him.
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Eelnald Irwin
San Francisco
Estelle Cleveland
Young Indies
New Haven
Cleveland
Irwin
Mise Cleveland
Mixa Clevelanss
Lin
Miss Cleveland
Mlle Cleveland
Lim
Hin
Trwin
Planting density limits yield in clove like trials
The report discusses dense clove planting experiments noting that even, uniform depth and exact seed spacing are impractical. It suggests that optimum yields require more generous spacing, as extreme proximity reduces growth and final output. BR Barnes of Minnesota College notes real-world results favor looser spacing for higher annual yields.
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Wilel
Coluleuts
BR. Barnes
Minnesota College of Agriculture
Small Farme or Big Farm Demonstration Proves Scale Choice
The article discusses demonstrations showing small farms can be viable while large operations require extensive effort. It contrasts a man who prefers to cultivate over 100 acres with intensive methods, arguing that forty acres can be more profitable under different farming approaches.
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Nelethar
Farm veterinary notes on horse care and feeding practices
A fragment from agricultural notes discusses brood sow rations at a town experiment station cotn, advocating cost effective feeds and evaluating fitters. It warns against rushing horses downhill, notes common injuries, and cites a veterinary claim that grease can prevent many ailments while stressing proper care and tree bark cravings as signs of missing grazing.
Hog Tonic Touted as Bog Tasting Tonic by U.S. Ag Dept
A historic note claims the U S Department of Agriculture recommends a bog tonic mix of wood charcoal two pounds compen salt two pounds sodium bicarbonate two pounds sodium hyposulphate two pounds sodium sulphate one pound antimony sulphid two pounds. Powdered and mixed, a dose per 200 pounds of hog meat is given in a thin slurry.
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United States Department of Agreviture
Bathing Chickens Aids Recovery After Rain Losses
A Ferm Journal correspondent notes poultry losses from sudden showers. The proposed remedy is to bathe the drenched birds in warm water, wrap in warm flannel, and place near the kitchen range to restore vitality. This quick method addresses birds left in wet coops and helps them regain health soon.
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le Coops
Ferm Journal
Milk Cooler Experiment at West Virginia Station
Experiments with milk coolers show that washing and scalding insufficient to prevent spoilage by Kerimia. The cure lies in removing the core and stem, after which cooling benefits increase, according to American Cultivator.
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West Virginia
Balancing Horse Feed Guide From Vintage Text
A historical instruction describes a horse diet with a quarter oats and bran twice daily, plus a third meal with corn substituted for oats when at work. It advises ample water, no bundle fodder, and one good forkful of hay three times daily at regular hours.
Speak Truth and Oath In Everyday Life
Sunday School lesson reflects on truth telling and oath keeping from Matthew and James. It condemns false swearing and urges sincerity, noting the tongue's power to harm and its danger when mixed with praise of God and cursing others. The piece stresses moral consistency and practical religion over hollow talk.
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Dames
Jesus
Jes. Fil
Hell
Gehenna
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MRA
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Thomas R. Catron
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Stephen BD. Hikinn
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Order of
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Laichis Salmon
Junge Philip Stein
A. Bi
New York
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Frank Chance
Evers
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Essen
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la France
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United States Senate
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