Fall River Road Opens to Tourists in Rocky Mountain Park
Visitors flock to the newly opened Fall River road winding to the Roof of the World at 11,797 feet. The scenic route links Estes Park and Grand Lake forming a 236 mile Denver circuit through forests, lakes, and alpine meadows with views of Milner Pass and Grand Lake.
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John Dickinson Sherman
Rocky Mountain National Park
Fall River
Continental Divide
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
United States
Army of National Park
Estes Park
Grand Lake
Denver
Milner Pass
Grand River
Granby
Berthoud Pass
Mount Evans
Cara
Jake
Horseshoe Park
Fall River Canyon
Specimen Mountain
Poudre Lakes
Tte
Fell River
Marketing Loss Averted by Imperial Valley Melon Shippers
Marketing loss from perishable farm products can be reduced by wide distribution. Imperial Valley melon growers and shippers, with the Bureau of Markets, operate a temporary Brawley office and use daily distribution charts. Telegraphic market reports from major markets inform every shipper, enabling equal access to up to date prices and receipts.
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Imperial Valley Melon
Bureau of Markets
Imperial Valley
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Brawley
Cal
Jey
Ancient Chan-Chan Peru Once a Thriving City
Ancient Chan-Chan in Peru rose with the Chimac and declined after Pizarro plundered it. Ruins reveal moon worship, sea gods, and buried wealth. Spaniards looted vast sums of gold and silver from the heap of wrecked palaces, workshops, and pyramids.
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Chan-Chan
Zarro
Chan Chan
Cable of Human Hair and Porcelain Lore From Historic Notes
A fragmented OCR passage recounts a Japanese church custom using hair rope in a temple construction, noting a 4528 foot long rope, and mentions porcelain manufacture in Chiamsi province with vessels in yellow, red, and five other colors. It also references a Jesuit Alvarez and a proverb about burning the midnight oil and earnings.
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Japan
Semple
Tokyo
Sealiger
Alvarez
China
Gonzaes de Mendoza
Chiamsl
Chiamsi
Klangsi
Ching-te- Chen
Clean Sweep of Inferior Sires Inspires Stock Improvements
A Louisiana livestock owner reports strict culling and breeding with the U S Department of Agriculture. Over three months seven roosters four to six years old were killed, two scrub boars castrated, two cur dogs killed, and scrub cats to be removed. The farm now features a purebred boar four standard Rhode Island Red roosters and a purebred Airedale. Cattle and horses are raised with cows and mares bred only to purebreds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Webster Parish
Rhode Island
Overcrowded Chicks Need Space and Ventilation
Agricultural brief advises giving chicks more room as brooders become overcrowded. Ensure maximum ventilation while transferring to larger houses and avoid stunting or injury. Notes alfalfa feeding for hogs, grain for suckling pigs, sanitary disease control, and building a smokehouse. Also urges shelter for machinery and market guidance for lambs and ewes.
Figure Costs of Producing Potatoes Simple Problem
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a method to estimate potato production costs. It notes man and horse labor, fertilizers, and seed form about 80 percent of total costs, plus land use charges, with labor and material costs computed from hours and local rates and fertilizer around 1.50 per ton. Use cash rent or mortgage- rate interest on acre value for land cost to derive total operating expenses.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Maine
Feeding Young Chicks For Best Growth
Feed young chicks at regular times with frequent meals. In early weeks provide soft and hard feeds in a balanced mix, increasing hard feed as they age. Remove any uneaten feed to avoid souring and disease. From four to six weeks, reduce to three feedings daily and encourage exercise by scattering grain in the litter.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Purebred Profitability Drives Stock Improvements
A dairyman in Therta parish writes to the United States Department of Agriculture noting a shift from grades to purebreds as part of the Better Sives Better Stock crusade. He recalls owning three extra-good grade cows for family use before deciding to register animals due to greater profitability. He is also a breeder of standard-ted White Wyandotte fowls.
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Therta Parish
United States Department of Agriculture
Plan to Exterminate Rats and Poultry House Warfare
Plan to exterminate rats urges immediate warfare at poultry houses upon signs of rats. Warns rats may cause tie and damage if unchecked, with trouble and loss possibly arising suddenly. Also discusses science definition as crystallized knowledge from human experience and notes control methods for sheep parasites and poultry management tips.
Australia in Focus a distant land with unique life and policy
The National Geographic summary outlines Australia as a remote continent with minimal American travel, extreme geographic contrasts, and a distinctive flora fauna and population. It notes Australia’s level plains low elevations vast deserts scarce rivers and a population concentrated along eastern and southern coasts. The piece highlights the “white Australia” immigration policy excluding Chinese Japanese and Polynesian labor and the country’s isolation from major world centers.
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Australa
New Zealand
Australia
Islands
Pacific
Bermuda
New York
New Jersey
Dominion of
Newfoundland
France
Germany
Italy
Ecuador
Argentina
Europe
North America
British Empire
United States
Onle
Murray River
Canadian Rockies
Yosemite
Grand Canyon
Appalachians
White Mountains
Arizona
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Idaho
Oregeen
Tasmania
Base Strait
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
The Game of Quoits and Slice of Era Amusements
A collage of old street games in Jamestown and Tidewater towns, quoit play in barns, colonial slang, and humor quotes from Life and Boston Transcript. It blends mentions of early American locales, footwear, Indians in buckskin, and light banter about Barnum and a dog named Stock Market.
Relativity Quip From Senator Sparks Light Banter
Senator Sorghum answers a question on relativity with a witty remark praising the discoverer for keeping the topic out of politics. The exchange highlights light political humor amid ongoing perplexing issues.
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Senator Sorghum
Entertaining in a New Neighborhood Tale
A fragment from Lontaville Courier Journal notes an exchange about neighbors and entertaining after moving in. The line jokes that their junk seemed to enter tain the neighbors, reflecting humorous local idiom and community welcome vibes.
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Lontaville Courier-Journal
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Rocky Lourtein Nations Park
Phebe
Demrae Tourist
Barta
Peru
Pizarro
Louisiana
National Geographic Society
Waanington
Dominions
India
South America
Afric
London
Panama Canal
California
Samoa
Fiji
Tahiti
Tava
Parliament House
Melbourne
Jamestown
Port
Tobacco
Dumfries
Piscataway
Tide
Virginia
Maryland
P. T. Barnum
Sorghum
Barnum
Boggs
Jintyu
Boston Transcript
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