Armistice Day Riots Ignite Across Cities
In a wild Armistice Day celebration, crowds in America and London surged into the streets. Fire, noise, and revelry swept through downtowns as men and women tore through town in a carnival of abandon, with fires, drums, and improvised parades while joy turned to riot and exhaustion.
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Shawcoming
Byalpoys
Troltey
Cura
Trating
Nes
Waa
Joan
Horna
Diehpans
Akileta
Rolla
Prema
Aruna
Verne Ecanyona
Bualnens Gothiet
Lea
Stregta
Amorica
Annerley
Paria
London
Germany
Almoat
4A Groot
Stara and Stripes Ag
Union Tock
Restiuganta
Savoy
Barberry Eradication Efforts Fight Rust Losses
Report from the United States Department of Agriculture notes progress after eight years of barberry eradication. Surveys in Michigan Ohio Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Indian Territory target remaining bushes and seedlings. Officials stress destroying uncut areas of barberry and seedings to halt rust spread and enable grain crops to regrow.
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United Aiatae Department
Agriculture
Kempten
United Staiva Department of Agricultre
Tha
Sendoh
Michigan
Ohio
Wilds and
Mortons
Méanesnta
Wisconsia
North Dakota
South Nukcota
Town
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Indian
Barberry
Itipton
Englerm
Anu Epkienies
Lees
Young Chickens Spread Tuberculosis to Swine
Disease expert Dr. Ty Rich led a Michigan study testing 15 377 poultry on 161 farms to assess tuberculosis risk. Of birds found infected, 88 percent were under one year old, showing young chicks pose a danger to hogs and should be culled with the flock when infection is found.
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Sprnadeva
Bence
Dt Fe
Rich
Department of Agteutturs
Pasture Change and Dosing for Sheep Stomach Worms
Control of stomach worms in sheep at Quic experiment station recommends pasture rotation and chemical dosing. Use either copper sulfate solution or nicotine sulfate. never both. Dosing depends on sheep weight with specific ounce measures and timing around feeding.
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Quic
Itla
Burning Weeds In Fall To Kill Their Seeds
Fall weed burning is advised as a standard practice where feasible to destroy seeds. Mow weeds while green, pile in small loads, burn carefully, and ensure ashes are raked into the coals to prevent scattering and aid complete combustion.
Salts Claim Kidney Relief In Home Remedy Claims
A local druggist promotes salt and lemon water remedies for kidney trouble. The paste-like advice urges high water intake and bicarbonate salts to cleanse and prevent pain, suggesting Jad Suita products and fizzing drinks as cures. The report notes mixed beliefs among readers and cautions readers to consider medical advice.
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Eledah
Ufat
Tiki Shifts Decades Later in City Spotlight
A fragmented note hints at a Tiki figure moving to a different decauty in 30 days, with uncertain recognition for Alyit and sage referenced as observers. The garbled text suggests a local cultural shift and upcoming change drawing attention.
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Alyit
Sage
Helpfulness to Others Man's Great Achievement Thon
A fragmented testimonial praises a man noted for servitude and moral influence over decades. The speaker quotes supportive remarks from Mrs Simpson of Winona Minnesota, highlighting enduring aid to others and personal virtue reflected in the subject’s actions.
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Morcee
Bu. Simpson
Becon
Winona
Mion
Unscrupulous Patent Remedy Adverts Flood City
A scrambled ad echos a bogus stomach remedy promising quick relief. It touts Mentha Popsin and another product, claims wide success, and urges purchase through a local dealer with a money back guarantee. The text lists odd spellings and distorted product names, showing low clarity.
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