Rhode Island Turkey Doom Looms Over Local Heritage
A lengthy feature warns that the genuine Rhode Island turkey faces extinction due to disease and breeding challenges. Efforts at the Rhode Island Agricultural College aim to breed a disease resistant strain, while farmers like Horace Vose keep the tradition alive by sending a Rhode Island turkey to presidents each year.
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Rhode Island
Vermont
New York
Westerly
Connecticut
Rhode Islander
Rhode Island State Agricultural College
The
Agricultural College
Virginia
Turkey
South
Washington County
Rhode
Mexico
Cortez
Montexuma
Horace Vote
David Harum
Vose
Grant
White House
bin Muat
Crosaiog
Gobbler's Last Soliloquy Delivers Turkey Parable
In a Kansas City Times essay fragment the gobbler laments a shift in a farm owner once labeled mean. The bird praises care now shown in feed and shelter, noting the owner keeps turkeys safe and well cared for, despite earlier misgivings.
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Kansas City Times
Airedale Club Show Planned in New York City
The Airedale Terrier club of New York schedules its next show for February 21 in New York City under leader W F P Paterson. The club, described as progressive and well organized, may invite a Special Judge from England to officiate. The event offers incentives for Canadian and western owners, with talks of rebates for participants.
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Brown
Dowly Ruge
Athentic Garden
New York City
Cave Ridge
New York
Airedale Terrier Club
Airedale
W.fp. Paterson
England
Canada
West
Middle West
Runner Hales Regains Form In Ireland Victory Hopes
Robert Hates known as the great Irish runner is quickly regaining the form that made him famous in Ireland. Lawson Robertson expects to see him triumph over some champions in the near future.
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Runner Hales
Robert Hates
Rugney
Ireland
Lawson Robertson
Tango Football Drills Spark Dance Like Slidin Maneuvers
Tango football term from Maroog Inemen refers to a drill ordered by Coach Stagg days ago. Players perform sliding gliding wriggling and pivoting with multiple variations, likened to a dance in training.
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Stagg
Fractured Quick Quips From City Newspapers
A collage of short jokes and wry anecdotes from papers like the Kansas City Star Pittsburgh Post Philadelphia Press and Washington Star. Light humor centers on money marriages propriety and social foibles with punchlines and implied backstories.
Brevity Debate Between Kwater and Observer
A brief exchange quotes Kwater asserting brevity as wit’s soul and an observer noting it is not always so. The dialogue hints at differing views on concise expression and usefulness.
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Kwater
Her First Thanksgiving Dinner Gaffe Sparks Family Stir
A distressed husband wears a scowl as his wife frets over the holiday meal. The family worries aloud about the centerpiece, a fowl that fails to defy expectations and complicates the dinner.
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Mr. Noowed
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Boston
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Bull” Warren
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Travers
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Maude
Pittsburgh Post
Dudley
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Belle
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Dartmouth
Henry
Chicago Tribune
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Josh
Washington Star
Giles
Miles
Philadelphia Record
St Louie Globe-Democrat
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