Meanest murderer terrorizes elderly women in New York
A spree targeting old women in Manhattan prompts police to hunt a likely single killer or group. The latest victim, 70 year old Mrs Mary Day, was found smothered in her West 83rd Street tenement. A pocketbook with over $6 remained. neighbors note the killer acts quietly, often entering homes while residents sleep. Investigators weigh robbery or stalking motives as they survey similar late cases in the same neighborhood.
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New York
Minittan
Sheerlines
Mia
Mary Pay
Weat Ulety-third Street
Charles Norris
Tulla Benedetti
Benedetti
Bernard Murray
Janttresa
Cinthra
Day
Jag
Muskrata Fair Indian Prophet Foretells Cold Winter
The revered figure at the Flam beau reservation in Wis-Old Sarin eaca predicts a harsh winter based on his weather prognostications, citing last year's events as a cautionary sign and emphasizing his trusted signs of a hard season ahead.
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Phumberau
Peuge
Flambeau
Army Prefers Bacon to Salt Park Slabs
Army officials announced a change in mess rations allowing bacon to replace dry pork in soldiers daily fare. The quartermaster corps is expanding a supply of sugared bacon while abroad troops will still receive salt pork where feasible. bacon is favored for its palatability and potential farmer benefit.
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Salt Park
Washington
Quartermaster Corps
East Park
Winter forecast from muskrat signs sparks debate
Sarinescu predicts a harsh winter based on muskrat house size and autumn activity. He cites large houses as a sure sign, along with moss on north-facing treetops and thick maize illus and pony hair. Previous year’s signs failed as winter proved mild.
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Sarinescu
Sarinesco
Tretsa
Deaf-Blind People Among Nation's Most Neglected
A report to the American Braille Press cites 897 deaf blind individuals in the United States and 67 in Canada. It details hardships, educational barriers, and calls for a central committee to coordinate care through Volta Bureau and allied groups.
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New York
United States
Canada
Corrinne Nochelenu Rouleau
Washington, D. C
Rebecca Mack
Cinelmind
Obie
Roulenu
Mack
Koulay
Asyluma
Sunde
London
Paris
Berlin
Neutreal
Mra. Rouleau
Viedensblind
Mrs. Rouleau
Volta Tureau
American Federation of Associations For the
Hard of Hearlny
American Foundation For
Biind
Harvard Has Monopoly on the Word Detur
Harvard awards 56 deturs to students, largest since the practice began 220 years ago. The New Standard Dictionary defines detur as a book prize for meritorious undergraduates, linked to the Latin phrase let it be given. The tradition traces to Edward Hopkins, a 17th century London merchant, and has not spread to other universities.
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Harvard
Boston
Harvard University
Edward Hopking
London
Mexico City's Historic Power and Modern Facade
A sprawling portrait of Mexico City as Americas oldest metropolis now led by General Abelardo Todríguez, tracing its blend of Spanish Aztec roots, grand plazas, canals, markets and streets. The piece highlights Cortez era scenes, Montezuma, palaces, trade hubs, and the ambitious Canal del Ca siga engineering feat linking valleys to the broader region.
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National Geographia Society
Washington, D. G
WNU Servica
WXICG
City
North America
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Abelardo Todriguez
Mexico
White House
Mexico City
Washington
Balbuena Field
el Paso
Denver
Colorado
America
Flying Mercury
St Amerlea
Cortez
Montezuma
Mantezim
Spanford
Tiere Iturbide
Hora
Withelm Scott
Eve
Maslmillan
Diaz
Madero
Carranza
Obregon
Calles
Cinca de Mayo
10 de Septiembre
Puble
Mal
Plaza Market
Portal de Las Plares
Valley of Mexico
Biatoric Valley of
Aphuac
Texcoco
Lake
Luis de Velasco
Tajo de Nochistongo
Roosevelt Dam
Panama Canal
Poultry Hens Laying Declines and Management Tips
University of Illinois agriculture circular notes worms as a common cause of poor laying in fall. Treat infested flocks, then confine to clean quarters to prevent reinfestation. Emphasizes clean houses, ventilation, lice and mite control, ample feeder space, and fresh water. Provides mash recipe using corn, wheat, oats, meat scrap, dried mill, soy, bone meal, limestone, and salt for egg production.
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IL Fl. Agp
Poultry Matensiun Speciale
College of Anciculture
University of [Ilnofa
WNU Barvlee
Hena
Leghorn Held Champion Pullet of All Breeds
Otto Ruehle of Pleasant Valley Dutchess County bred pullet D-4318 that completed the B55 egg record on October 1 under the Record of Performance association in New York. Grand champion pullet at the 1981 Syracuse New York state fair was Prof L M Hurd. The pullet, 5 pounds, showed ideal conformation for a white leghorn and vigor.
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New York State
Otto Ruehle
Pleasant Valley
Dutchess County
Syracuse
L. M. Hurd
The
State College
Hurd
Start Chicks Carefully In Right Temperature
A Prairie Farmer note stresses proper chick temperatures to prevent loss from overheating or chilling. Keep brooder 90 to 85 F when moving chicks and judge heat by their behavior. Use starter rations with skim milk or buttermilk. avoid gelt feed for first weeks.
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J. GO. Bodwell
Large Chickens on U.S. Farms by Flock Size
United States farms house 370 million mature chicks with 329 million in flocks under 400 birds. In Ohio, about 185 thousand of 200 thousand chicken farmers own under 200 birds, around 19 thousand keep 200 to 400, and 2,700 farms have over 400 birds. Most flocks total under 700 birds.
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United States
Ohio
Poultry Notes on Egg Laying and Feed Effects
Poultry notes discuss two eggs a day as rare, ingredient impact of white corn and vegetables, and dangers from de pluming mites. Cabbage favored for pullets beginning winter lay. Clean eggs fetch higher prices. producer differences include pelvic bone width and fat coverage.
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Manhattan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harold J. Holgerton
Keneth J. Gormeshguaen
Maine
Howard
Thig Bertile
Oliver O. Howard
U.S
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