New Orleans and Louisiana Far-reaching Heritage and Industry
The article surveys Louisiana's capitol, climate, and hospitality, highlighting New Orleans as a major port handling vast foreign trade including 23,000,000 banana bunches annually. It notes the river system, bayous, and the 4,700 miles of navigable waters, muskrat fur dominance with over 6,000,000 pelts, and the Evangeline Country's romance from New Orleans to Lake Charles.
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Fauional Geographia Society
Washington, D. C
WNT
Amerten
Angecae Geanuten
Boagta
United States
New Orleans
Tor. Avery
New Ora
America
Crablde
Inge
Abslothe
Loula Philippe
Jenny Lind
Lafeniile Hearn
Louisiana
Mississippi
Fort St. Philip
Fort Jackson
Gulf
Congress
Tamer B. Ends
St. Louis
Southwest
Dads
Hla Chiimerlcn
South Pass
Hads
Union
Arkansas
Delts
Thay
Sanads
Alaska
Lake Charles
Martingille
Joéraara
Loulelana
Prea Galt
Shifting Values in Bridge Bidding Tactics
The article explains shifting the value of your hand when facing opponent bids, stressing over and under bidding relative to the bidder. It covers rebid strategy, how partner raises influence, and the risk of forcing game contracts against strong defense, with examples of over and under scenarios.
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Dughness
Asres
Lette Hattaratey
Wnu Sarviog
Surratt House Turned Store and Apartment Building
The Surratt House on a single street was remodeled into a store and apartment building. It sheltered the conspiracy to assassinate Lincoln as Booth and others met in its parlor on the second floor. Booth visited the house the afternoon of the assassination.
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Surratt House
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Hare
John Wilkey Booth
Thim Hous
Thera
Safe Milking Utensil Safeguards From Home Solutions
Minnesota University extension bulletin No 149 describes home made chemical solutions for disinfecting milking machines. It details calcium hypochlorite preparation, mixing 12 ounces with a gallon of water, settling to a greenish liquid, and diluting one quart in 20 gallons for use. The guide asserts homemade mixes rival commercial hypochlorite products in effectiveness and cost less.
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Agricultural Extension Division
Minnesota University Faut
Sayr the Bulletin
Pinto Beans Replace Cottonseed Meal in Dairy Ration
Parker dairyman M C Jawas reports feeding Pinto beans as a substitute for cottonseed meal in dairy cows. Begin with 6 to 7 percent of the ration, then raise to 20 percent by weight as cows adjust. A mix of corn oats and wheat makes up 5 percent, with beans replacing costly meal to cut costs.
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M. CG
Colorado Agricultural College
Tedmori
Costly to Feed Lice in Dairy Cattle
The article warns that current milk prices make lice control costly but emphasizes timely treatment. It describes blue, red, and gray lice affecting cows, causing irritation and blood loss. Recommendations include spraying cattle, bedding, stalls, and walls every ten days and keeping cows in stalls to dry when weather is cold.
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Walla
Dairy Notes on Milk Yield and Dairy Efficiency
A report discusses dairy production with figures: a cow yielding 6,000 pounds of milk yearly produces about 1,100 pounds of dry matter. New York shows co op usage by 17 dairymen. Pennsylvania tests link silage to 190 extra gallons per 9 cows. Studies on 20 cow herds show the best cows outperform the poorest in milk and butterfat. Special pastures aid drought periods. hygiene in milking is stressed with clean udders and sanitized equipment.
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Pennsylvania
Plan to Combat Hoppers With Poisoned Bran Devices
Experts from the Department of Agriculture test a poisoned bran-and-bran device to combat an unusually heavy grasshopper infestation this summer. The method targets early feeding hours, requires careful preparation, and aims to curb widespread damage across Montana Wyoming Minnesota Iowa Colorado the Dakotas and Nebraska where millions are affected.
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de Vertment of Agriculture
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
Iowa
Colorado
Dakotas
Nebraska
First Use Of Oxygen Cited By Doctor In 1885 Case
A Pennsylvania country doctor described how he generated oxygen at a Loganville bedside on March 8, 1885 using simple tools. The patient, once blue, recovered after breathing the gas, a moment linked to Dr. G E Holtzapnic who had just graduated from Belleville Hospital Medical College. The patient survived and lives nearby.
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Pennsylvania
America Therapeutic Society
Baltimore
G. E. Holtzapnic
Yorts
Loganville
Holtapple
Bellevwa Hospital
Kruschen Salts Ad Promises Safe Weight Loss
Miss Bates of Beech Iowa touts Kruschen Salts as a safe sane method to shed fat. She claims using one bottle a month for five months cost 4.25 and reduced 65 pounds within the period, urging readers to take half a teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast daily.
Early Talk of Hancock County Driving Toward Indianapolis
Two men touring Hancock county on a Fort Wayne route spoke of entering the county. One notes the place while the other jokes about his wife being born there as a little girl. Ipollunapolla News.
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Indianapolis
Hancock County
Fort Wille
Ipollunapolla News
Doctora Syldom Disagrees on Bleeding the Patient
Fragmented comments from the Louisville Courier-Journal quote a doctor and a business figure debating medical practices and wealth influence, noting a physician’s stance against bleeding patients and a financier’s view on money affecting outcomes.
Monotony in Social Gatherings Questioned by Miss Owyenne
In a light exchange, Miss Owyenne replies that social events are pleasant for reconnecting with friends, but confess that after years the routine, desserts, and chatter grow tedious and monotonous.
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Miss Owyenne
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Ana
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Tilt
Tanglefoot
Sorghum
Washington Star
Jayne
Thalraggs
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DR. D. Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
TLES
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Lydia E. Pinkeham
Tonsewife
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Peter Man
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