Beef cattle profit prospects in Indiana farms rise
Purdue extension notes beef cattle outlook for Indiana farmers. Prices stay high due to global shortages and export limits, even as cattle numbers fall and ranks drop. Factors include drought, grain farming shifts, and high home demand. Encourages beginning breeders to raise young stock and plan winter garden cultivation now.
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Indiana
Cumberg
United States Department of Agriculture
England
United States
Argentina
South America
Equator
FLOCK SHOULD BE CALLED SYSTEMATICALLY
Purdue University Agricultural Extension emphasizes a systematic approach to flock management and study, outlining methods for monitoring flock health, breeding, nutrition, and welfare within agricultural programs.
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Purdue University Agricultural Extension
Selecting Ewe Lambs For Flock Improvement
A thorough annual culling plan focuses on replacing weaker ewes with thrifty, promising lambs. Weaning is key to evaluating each lamb’s value as a future wool producer, considering dam health, teeth, wool yield, and udder soundness. Selection aims for uniform flock size and strong ancestry.
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Indiana
Fifa
People at Work See Faithful Hope in Missionary Efforts
A long reflection on pessimists versus believers in foreign missions and college religious life. It notes student meetings, growing moral interest, and the need for inspired leadership in college Bible study and religious departments. The piece emphasizes action by committed individuals and the danger of dismissive critics.
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Mslde
Christ
Phillips Brooks
Europe
Wenake
Christian Duty and Mercy in Daily Life
A devotional reflection on Micah 6 8 urging just conduct and mercy in all dealings. It emphasizes fair speech honest weights in commerce and humble walk with God, arguing mercy completes justice and pride must yield to humility in fellowship with the divine.
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Mercy
Crath
Ravages of Sin and Fragile Happiness
A poetic meditation on earthly happiness guarded by faith. The speaker argues that even great sorrows cannot shatter a home when under God, while selfishness and sin leave vulnerable lives exposed to ruin like Venetian glass.
Boiled Eggs Betray Them Across Nations
A humorous comparison of international egg boiling habits notes how Englishmen prefer a three minute boil and a tap to crack, Frenchmen peel and mix with salt and butter, Spaniards and Italians favor shorter boils, Germans scoop the liquid, and Americans cut and season the yolk before eating with toast.
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Sherlock Hales
Itching and Burning Cure by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Geo F Clark reports five year scalp eczema cured by Cuticura Ointment and Soap after using one and a half boxes plus the soap. She describes ringworm like symptoms over the back of the head, severe itching and burning, now entirely well with hair growing. Cuticura products sold worldwide with free samples via Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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Theria
Geo. F. Clark
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Identification of Corpse by Medical Exam Marks
A 19th century insurance practice allowed identifying marks on exam records. A Western company cited a physician report noting a “Cornish accent” as a personal mark. An inquest in London attributed a death to a broken heart following a violent altercation over ownership of articles.
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Fife Insurance
Lippincott
Alexander Hurness
London
Hurnews
Danger in a Phrase and Stale Sayings in Public Discourse
A fragmentary set of quotes discusses the phrase yellow peril and its persuasive power. Senator Sorg comments on the phrase as an enduring stereotype. The text notes how hardship prompts social actions like running a boarding house and mentions stone inscriptions as general.
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Senator Sorghum
London and its Lumber
A reflective piece on London's attachment to outdated notices and hackney carriages, contrasting past social customs with future transport shifts, and noting relics might persist amid changing eras. It muses on memory, progress, and how generations crack familiar problems with new technologies.
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London
Europe
Omni-Seron
Belle of History Teapot Tale Increases Bishop's Curiosity
A newly affluent woman eager to impress a visiting bishop showcases her antique collection. She presents each item with its history, including a yellow teapot claimed to have been used in the Boston Tea Party.
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Boston
A Vanished Shrine and Odd Exchanges
A fragmentary piece presents quips about travels and visits to famed sites including Shakespeare and Diogenes. It ties in with a Red Cross Ball Blue joke about clothing and a line about a gambler’s son, ending with a query about a poker chip.
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Shakespeare
Diogenes
Save the Babies Castoria Adve rtisement Warns Against Narcotic Drops
An early 20th century ad warns that infant mortality is high and narcotic remedies given to children cause death. It promotes Castoria as a safe alternative and emphasizes the product bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. The appeal targets parents with alarming statistics about infant illness and needless deaths.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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