Rock swallowing cattle death mystery unraveled in Montana
Archdale reports cattle deaths from rock swallowing in eastern Montana while Chesnut confirms the cause as saltpetre from porous red rock. The problem appears mainly in Hereford stock on wide prairie. fatalities rise with salt craving and high rock exposure.
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Montana
Archdale
WW. K Chesnut
Bozeman Agricultural Experiment Student
Hazeman
Badlands
Chesnut
Pine Hills
Lund
Rteer
Parental Debate Over College vs Work for Children
Dialogue portrays a father choosing college for his daughter while planning to have his son start work after high school. He argues the family cannot afford both educations and suggests the son could gain training through an athletic club.
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Hanse
Settled Long Ago
In a playful exchange, Mr Sunboy asks who should command their new home while the two discuss their flat after a past dispute. The woman responds that he is mistaken, noting she decided this while friends were hurling shoes at them.
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Mr. Sunboy
George
Four giant aeroplane trunks built for two flying machines
New York manufacturer created four oversized trunks to transport two monoplanes. Body trunks measure 26 feet long and 46 inches square, a wings trunk 25 feet by 12 feet by 9 feet, and a 9 foot propeller trunk. The set, canvas covered with metal trim, withstood Pacific travel and is too large for ordinary side doors, requiring end freight cars.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Ministers wages underpaid in New England conference report
District Superintendent Couttas notes many Southern New England Methodists pay ministers under a living wage. Of the 42 salaries from 590 to 790 including parsonage, 46 fall below 600. parsonage rent reduces real wages further. The piece condemns low pay and praises church charity while urging better treatment of pastors. The report contrasts church devotion with underpaid clergy in old New England.
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New England
Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference
Salarica
Couttas
New Dadford
Coutas
Southern New England Conference
Lawrence
Moen
N Ames
Populona
Mr. Coulins
Providence Bulletin
Constraining Love and the Power of Faith
The passage extols love as a divine energy enabling action and healing. It urges loving God and neighbor to revive spirit, with Christ's love described as the force that strengthens and empowers all deeds.
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Christ
War sentiment spreads across commerce science and faith
The Rev Y. H. Moxom asserts that trade finance science education and religious communities in Christendom are united against war. He notes the educated public and the industrial world in many civilized countries oppose armed conflict. He emphasizes a broad, cross sector opposition to war.
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Christendom
Congregationaliat
Springfield
Seven Years of Misery Relief from Vegetable Compound
Sikeston Missouri woman shares seven years of monthly attacks with cramps backache and fatigue. After refusing surgery she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained health allowing her to work garden entertain guests and walk easily. The letter urges other women to try the remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and related symptoms after other methods failed.
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Bikeston
Dena Betuesy
Sikeston
Jucia E. Pinkham
Resinol Aids Baby Skin Through Simple Baths and Ointment
An advertisement extols Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment as a cure for infant eczema rashes and skin irritations. It claims bathing with Resinol products relieves itching fast and clears eruptions, promising easier days for worried mothers and healthier babies.
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Philadelphia
Desterea
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Ancoe
Vorm
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Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mann
Red Crane
Alroont
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