Meanest Slayer Terrorizes Elderly Women in New York
A string of killings targets helpless elderly women in Manhattan and nearby areas. Police, including 20,000 detectives, hunt a suspected Hyde Park type killer known as the meanest murderer. The latest victim, Mrs. Mary Day, seventy, was found smothered in bed on the second floor of a West Kitty Street tenement after a bottle of milk and an Irish World newspaper were left outside her door. The crime mirrors earlier attacks on elderly women living alone, with no sign of forced entry or a clear motive. Police suspect robbery may be involved but no conclusive evidence ties suspects to all cases.
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New York
Manhattan
Gorte
Atrangica
Chile
Deren Trvelka
Aa Grouilhlylina
Tadced Autuc
la Bout
Foren
Casey
Bean
Ian Mmule
Wong
Mary Day
T and I A. m
Bottla
Ava
Julia Benedatti
D. Mt
Ares
Benadetti
Murray
Janitrosa
Ols Tery
Marier
Tina Tate
Sino
Muskrate Fair Indian Prophet Predicts Severe Winter
A cryptic forecast from a revered Native American figure in Wisconsin's fleet native community speaks of a harsh season ahead. Despite previous miscalculations, local observers weigh the prophet's prestige against the coming winter conditions.
Army Prefers Bacon to Salt Pork Slabs
The army adopts bacon over salt pork for soldiers meals to please palates and save costs. Regulations require bacon ounces per man and a shift from dry pork and beans to sugar beet beans in routine rations. Overseas troops will still receive salt pork portions where suitable, with bacon favored for warm climates and easier shipment.
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Washington
Atarma
Thea
Quartermaster Corps
Atlonet
Winter Predictions From Sarinezco Seem Flawed
A local forecaster Sarinezco warned of a severe winter citing muskrat houses and algae signs as imminent indicators. He noted thick moss on north tree faces and rough tusks on innize with hale on ponies, but last year’s winter was mild, undermining his method.
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Sarinezco
Sarinesco
Deaf Blind Persons Most Neglected in North America
A five year study by Corrinne Rouleau and Trebecca Mack finds 8,000 deaf-blind in the United States and 57 in Canada. The report, prepared for the American Braille Association, details their isolation, school barriers, and need for dedicated care and education across North America.
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New York
United States
Canada
Corrinne Nochelenu Rouleau
Washington
D. C
Trebecca Mack
Clackand
Ohio
Mira
Rou Jean
Baye Wa
Harvard Has Monopoly on the Detur Prizes
Harvard announces 65 detura awards to undergraduates, the largest since the practice began 220 years ago. The term detur comes from a prize bookplate concept, linked to Edward Hopking, a 17th century London merchant who left funds to encourage youth.
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Harvard
Boston
Wen
Hare
Edward Hopking
London
Mexico City Then and Now A Historic American View
National Geographic style profile of Mexico City describing its blend of old Aztec and Spanish history, markets, palaces, and modern life. It notes Cortés and Montezuma meeting in Tenochtitlan, the Valley of Mexico, and the canal and drainage works shaping the city, highlighting enduring trade streets and cultural landmarks.
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National Geographic Society
Weoshitetaa
D. C
WNU
Exico Glity
North America
Metropolig
Pascual Ortiz Rebio
Abbelardo Rodrigues
Washington
Balbuena Field
Elease
Denver
Cow Peaks
Colorado
Hera
America
Flying Mercury
Bheer
Brextco
Anahuac
Piicey
Tescoes
Texecoco
Luis de Velasco
Swas
Roosdrelt Dam
Panama Canale
Poultry Management Advice to Boost Egg Laying
A college circular outlines reasons hens stop laying and stresses clean, well ventilated houses, ample space and water, proper feeding to improve production. It covers parasite prevention, housing standards, and a sample home mixed ration for egg production, citing circulars 344 and 275.
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Wouthy Oxtenglon
Rpsdale
Fate College of Agriculture
Universitys of
Hilnots
Barylea
College
France
Leghorn Heid Champion Pullet Sets New Egg Record
Otto Ruehle of Pleasant Valley Dutchess County bred pullet D-4818 that completed an 865 egg record in October after returning from the 1982 New York State Fair in Syracuse where Peat L. Gurd of the state college names her grand champion pullet. Professor Hurd lauds the white leghorn for structure vigor and strong laying, noting her five pound frame and 25 years of breeding. Her hen lineage includes a mother laying 32 ounce eggs per dozen and 8 sisters averaging over 240 eggs yearly. In 140 days the pullet laid daily eggs.
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New York State
Otto Ruehle
Pleasant Valley
Dutchess County
Syracuse
Peat. L
Gurd
State College
Hurd
Start Chicks Carefully For Healthy Brood
A 1930s poultry expert warns that proper incubator heat prevents dehydration and chilling. Move chicks to brooder at 90 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit and adjust by chick behavior. Emphasizes starter liquid milk or buttermilk based ration. avoid overfeeding in final weeks.
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Badwell
Brit
Small poultry farms dominate U S chicken flocks
Among 870 million mature chickens on U S farms, 929 million reside in flocks under 400 birds. In Ohio, about 139000 farmers keep fewer than 200 chickens, 18000 keep 200 to 400, and only 2700 manage more than 409 birds, most flocks under 700 hens.
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United States
Ohio
Poultry Notes On Laying, Diet, And Egg Quality
Poultry notes discuss factors affecting laying rates and egg quality. White corn and greens influence production, with parasites and de-pluming mites harming birds. Cabbage is suggested for pullets, while buyers pay less for imperfect eggs.
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Moasanchupette Institute of Technology
Harold Ti Adgarton
Ken Cimeshausen
Sinmbeau
Wis
Sorinenco
Finn Beau Reservation
Maine
Howard
Oliver O. Boward
Robert Aitken
N. A
Gettysburg
Tondon
Pris
Bar
Montreal
Mra. Rouleau
Central Committee For
Lubt
Mexico
Cortez
Brexics
Montezuma
Cortex
Cangla
Spandard
Bere Truchida
Wilfeld Scott
Stara and Stripes
Maxilan
Aqead
Diaz
Madero
Carranza
Obregon
Calles
Gnco de Mayo
16 de Septiembre
Dublie
Plaza
Arcaday
Attis
Bexteen Slabg
Pordlogero
Portal de Las Florea
Valley of Mexico
Mexico City
Higgs
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