Theodore Roosevelt Endorses Taft In Mont Letter To Conrad Kohre
Former President Roosevelt praises Taft in a letter to Conrad Kohre of Helena Montana. He argues Taft embodies decency, legality and public welfare, urging wage workers and capitalists to support a president who will govern for all the people and confront corruption. He cites Taft’s court rulings and stance against mob pressure, urging trust in his impartial leadership.
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Don’t Sell the Dairy Heifers Raise Them
Dairymen are urged to raise their best heifer calves instead of selling them to replenish herds from buyers. The piece argues that selecting and rearing pure bred sires from high producing dams yields superior future cows, boosting herd quality and profits, with examples and cost comparisons for calf raising.
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fJom Eilgia
Ilinois
Timeis
Practical Farm News Nuggets on Horses and Hens
Loose Shoes explains tight horse shoes prevent lameness and suggests regular blacksmith visits. Maw the Pasture Weeds advises mowing weeds early in summer to protect milk flavor and allow grass to reclaim the field. A Paying Tree highlights a New York Sweet Bough apple producing at least three bushels yearly for 19 years. Selecting a Breed urges commitment to one breed for better fowl and livestock. Exercise the Brood Mare recommends daily yard or road activity. Provide Shade notes hens prefer shady spots.
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One Guess About Venus of Milo Proved to Be Wrong
A Louisville Courier-Journal fragment ponders the Venus of Milo pose with humorous debate about her hands. One theory suggests she is at her toilet with a mirror and powder puff, but the idea falters as hair pins would be found in her mouth if she were mid toilette.
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Melos
Louisville Courier-Journal
Corot and a Tailor The Generous Yet Secret Ally
A fragmented column recalls Corot and his sister owning Faubourg Poissonniere property. A tailor asks rent help. Corot secretly funds the payment, joking he reclaims half from his sister. Also notes on white goods laundering and Defiance Starch. A clergyman’s plea for charity ends with a large, grateful donations haul.
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Corot
Faubourg Poissonniere
Small talk Turns to Bills as Couple Debates Payment
In a terse exchange, Mr. Hardup complains about how bills will be paid while his wife lays down a single colored bill on the pile. She warns that failure to settle the gad bill will lead to consequences, underscoring financial tension.
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Mr. Hardup
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