State to Build Model Tenement Dwellings for Health
Discussion of the Glackin bill argues using special taxes to fund a tuberculosis sanatorium and model tenements under state control. Proposals include Krupp-like design, open stairways and air, free medical care, inspections, and paying tenancy, aiming to curb overcrowding and moral decay in tenement districts.
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Glackin
Ilinois
Germany
W. J. Hurlbut
Distinctive paper bills tell a threadbare tale of use and value
The article traces government inspected linen paper from Dalton Massachusetts through its varied life. From flax fields in Ireland to lingerie garments and baby clothes it has clothed many, then entered rag bins. Modern processing reuses it to pay bills fund charity and build homes as bank notes.
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Dalton
Mass
Ireland
A University Is Part of Life Not Its Prelude
The essay argues that college is not merely a prelude to life but a crucial segment of it. It warns that untrained minds become servants bound by instruction, while a university should foster hard intellectual work to master mental powers and seize vast opportunities. It links training to mastery and to the legacies of Midas and Socrates.
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Midas
Socrates
War and Harmony in Civilization, A Philosophical Reflection
The essay argues discord can ruin a symphony of civilization yet serves a self-preserving harmony within tribes. It notes war as civilization's great discord and suggests two millennia of Christian civilization should curb war. It cites Emerson on carrion turning to grass and claims good even in discords.
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Emerson
Handy gate for dairy farm
A simple inexpensive gate design from Farm er's Review uses a common panel hinged to an eight foot post. The lower hinge is an iron satrap bolted between post and panel while the upper hinge uses heavy wire woven through the panel and a one foot chain to wind around the post, lifting the gate about two feet to clear snow and allowing easy operation by a child.
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Farmer's Review
First Australian cow testing association launched
The Cow Testing Association begins in New South Wales near Sydney with 31 entries. Testers weigh and sample morning and evening milk from each cow, mix the samples to gauge butter value, and visit each barn monthly to record results. The Hathcock tester, scales, acids and bottles are used, and tests are filed with the secretary with herd numbers kept secret.
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Australia
Hoard
New South Wales
Sydney
Commonwealth
Association
Dairyman's neat milk rack rises from simple boards
A Farm and Home writer describes a milk rack fashioned from inch boards with end pieces eight to ten inches wide and two inch wide pan rents set in notches. The rack can be built to any length and height and includes a top wide board supporting a curtain, converting into a handy, clean looking table.
Fraud in Mixed Feeds Highlight Feeding-stuffs Risks
The Kansas experiment station bulletin warns that mixed feeds use oat hulls rice bran ground corncobs and other waste products with little feeding value. Buyers cannot rely on satisfactory results from mixed feeds as easily as pure feeds which vary in composition. Mixed feeds have long attracted feeding-stuffs laws and special attention.
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Kansas Experiment Station Bulletin
Carbohydrate Factory Farm Faces Protein Shortage
The farm operates as a carbohydrate factory with main crops bay, corn fodder, and corn grain, all low in protein. The milk producer must economically secure enough protein to supplement homegrown carbohydrates for dairy needs.
Passenger timetable for southbound train from Ogden
Passenger No. 2 timetable lists southbound service from Ogden with stops Brigham City Corinne Tremont Garland Malad and arrival times 8:20 am 9:55 am 10:52 am 11:20 am 1:00 pm 1:20 pm 3:25 pm 3:49 pm 4:30 pm 4:55 pm 6:25 pm Cross agent Utah.
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Ogden
Brigham Corinne Tremont
Garland
Malad
Tremont
Brigham
Mail schedule for South Route posted by postmaster
Mails arrive from Penrose and way at 11:00 a.m. Mails leave for Penrose and way at 1:00 p.m. Mails arrive from Stone and way at 6:30 p.m. Mails leave for Stone and way at 6:30 a.m. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eva C. Wilcox, Postmaster.
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Penrose
Way
Stone
Eva C. Wilcox
Readers invited to send local news items
The publication invites readers to submit notices of births deaths marriages and personal events observed by the public to ensure comprehensive coverage.
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Olga Nethersole
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COW Testing Association
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Bright
Lo Brigham
Walter Teain Neti
Oeden
Salt Laken
M. Loro
Utah
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Ly Tremont
Ar Brigham
Cade
District of Columbia
New York
Criswell
Broadway
New York City
Washington Office
Goad Street
C. Nyone
Ata
Wm. King Garland
GLOBE
C. J. Campbell
Eaten J. W. Lewis
the Jeweler
Riter Bros. Block
the Palace
H. F. Miller
Owens Block
Isnage
Ogden Steam
Lauitary
Joseph Jensen
Garland, Utah
Garland Globe Office
Tillow
Aiter Bros. Garland and Tremonton Drug Store