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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
8
Survey of readers shows one quarter of Republicans oppose Beveridge returning to the Senate, with 45 percent predicting re election, 14 percent uncertain. Opinions split on tariff and Enabling Act impact, while Bramhall administration praised by plebiscite responses.
A survey of 1 114 voters shows 80 percent satisfied with Governor Marshall and Taft administration while 13 percent call it a failure. Critics cite stance on endorsements and temperance as a source of doubt, with many Republicans backing Marshall despite broader discontent.
Festival organizers in Auburn plan to distribute exhibits and prizes more widely than before. Exhibits will be spread across the paved stream area around the pool form district under waterproof tents to ease crowding and improve viewing. Local officials say the arrangement should reduce congestion and give attendees better access to displays and awards.
Special report from Bluffton Indiana details a sheep raid by dogs roaming east of the city. On Friday night dogs killed twenty sheep belonging to Ed Huffman, causing unrest among local shepherds and prompting calls for action.
A fragmented OCR reads like a dispute over appraisals to Trusten Linn. It mentions a total dam, a Trower Lindia, and a claim by Mr. Shiffmin with others, with funds exhausted and some assets turned over to the trustee. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or figures.
In Chicago's Italian Quarter, 32 year old Filipina Catarina was killed while walking with two companions near Little Mary. One companion was shot five times and died. the other was unharmed. Police report no further details yet.
Help wanted notice seeking a grocery clerk skilled in poultry handling. German preferred. Applicants to send handwritten submission addressed to C. W. D. in care of the Journal-Gazette.
In Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania yesterday the party slates largely held, with Schuylkill County marking a break as Congressman Altra D. Garner aligned with Spiker Canton on an insurgent ticket. Democratic nominees retained their seven incumbents amid renomination by the party.
Mrs Charlen Stoopes, aged thirty nine, died this afternoon near Auburn at her home four miles south. She had been ill for the past year. She leaves two children and a husband. The funeral was set for Tuesday at an undetermined hour.
The furnace device features a large bottom core that tapers toward the top, designed to resist particulates and minimize dust. Corrugated surfaces and clean fins improve endurance and ease of cleaning, aiming to prevent dust or ash from entering the home through the furnace.
Historical notes describe how poultry droppings under roosts emit ammonia and odors. It suggests adding materials like gypsum, lime plaster, acid phosphate, kainit, or peat to react with ammonia, reducing odor and moisture, and outlines testing mixed droppings with these additives.
A study of plant root excretions finds they are not acidic in normal terms with phosphoric acid explaining observed acidity. Hydrogen ion concentrations are too weak to dissolve metals. similar results occur with nitrates and carbonic acids. Suggested control for grape leaf curl stresses thinning leaves, Bordeaux mix with added sop, timing around July 36 when grapes near full size. Potatoes face a spread of leaf curl and crinkled traits from a disease likely persistent across generations, with fertilizers showing little effect. crop rotation is advised to curb spread. current treatments fail and researchers seek practical control for this serious potato disease.
The text explains that fats like lord and tallow are common animal fats with high energy value. It states fats can burn to furnish heat and energy or be deposited as body fat, emphasizing fat as the most potent heat and force-producing ingredient in nutrition.
An article extols the Plymouth Rock as the premier American dual-purpose breed, tracing its origins to Upham Drake Pitman and early crosses, noting its broad distribution in Barred, White, and Buff varieties and potential Columbian, with guidance on selecting mating strategies and urging breeders to pursue quality for market or show success.
Dr Lindsey notes dried blood used in cattle and swine feed is heated to 213 degrees F in large tanks, water removed by pressing, then steam dried and ground into a dry powder. Missouri and Wisconsin stations found dried blood mixed with corn to hogs sped growth and increased meat proportion.
A historical note discusses using dwarf dune berry and mulberry to guard fruit from birds. It mentions Junsberry as a prolific berry, with extended ripening improving protection. Mulberry trees scattered around the orchard are said to aid early crop development and encourage birds to roost away from the fruit.
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