Odd Dublin Dialect Dialogue on Prohibition and Epidemics
Fragmented, humorous dialogue featuring Rev Sparrow Jones and Aunt Miranda as they discuss epidemics, gingerbread, and bootlegging with playful misunderstandings. References to government actions, witnesses, and possession claims appear through a garbled antique exchange.
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Sparrow Jones
Miranda
Lil
Toni
Mir Pando
Key
Spirrow Jones
Philladelpha Tadyer
Wain spoken folkd and Uettle face Hun sword clash
Report notes a clash between Wain speaking folkd and Uettle forces as they confront a Hun sword line. Military action unfolds with emphasis on frontline resistance and emerging strategic positions near the contested area.
Beware counterfeit Bayer aspirin ad claim and warnings
An old advertisement urges buyers to look for Bayer on tablets and packaging to ensure genuine aspirin. It cites the Bayer Cross symbol and safety claims, listing uses from colds to toothache and neuralgia, and asserts directions are present on each package.
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Bayer
Garcia's Method and the Garcia Daughters in Song
A Pittsburgh Dispatch piece recounts Garcia and his daughters Mescaines Viardot Garcia and Mall oran, praised as royal teachers of song. It notes a severe home discipline, with reports of beatings if they screamed, while neighbors mixed affection with skepticism about the method.
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Garcia
Viardot-Garcia
Malloran
Manuel Garcia
Garela
Pittsburgh
Artificial Ice From Farmers Field to Freezer
Farmers and the U S Department of Agriculture outline methods to make ice when natural supply is scarce. Techniques include freezing in galv anized cans, paper bags, or an ice run from a snow floored room, with cautions on purity, efficiency, and removal.
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United Hlaten Department of Agriculture
Ifarm
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Walla
Lee
Manure Handling and Dryness Guidelines
A fragment discusses keeping manure dry for weeks to prevent vermin, noting nitrogen loss if wet. It mentions that manure should not ferment openly as ammonia forms and carries nitrogen away, implying controlled drying and fermentation considerations.
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Nori
Estimate Feed Cost of Egg Production
The U S Department of Agriculture reports on feed cost per dozen eggs for general purpose fowls and Leghorns. Pullets and yearlings show different egg outputs and feed consumption with Leghorns typically more efficient for commercial egg farms. General purpose breeds suit market, hatching, and backyard farming.
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Prague
United States Department of Agriculture
Plan to Mount Grindstone Modern Stand With Upright Position
A historical note outlines improvements in grindstone mounting. The traditional stand with short legs forces both grinder and turner to stoop, while a new design uses longer legs to keep users upright. A foot lever eliminates the timer, and a flywheel with belt can drive the stone from an engine, movable power source, or electric motor.
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Turner
Sul
Preparing ground for oats and wheat seed beds
The article notes that preparing soil before sowing oats and wheat improves germination. Disking the stalk ground creates a firmer, better seed bed with mellow surface soil, often outperforming plowing under many conditions.
TB HITS CATTLE A government study on bovine tuberculosis
Government tests show tuberculosis affects cattle differently with no breed immune. The report notes Durobreds appear most affected and highlights variability among nearly a million animals examined using tuberculin testing.
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Government
Itelms
Mean Thing and Fainting Widow in Kansas City Star Snippet
In a fragmented Kansas City Star item a revivalist Doctor Rava declares there is hell while a comic exchange features J Fuller Gloom quipping about his marriage and sibling, followed by a fainting scene involving Miss Olde and a question of marriage proposals.
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Doctor Rava
J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
Bobby’s Guess Oxygenarian Remark
The joke compares a grandfather always outdoors to being an oxygenarian, a playful line where Bobby quips about his relative’s health descriptor. The exchange hinges on wordplay and a light family moment.
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Bobby
Slyle
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