Toasting and cooking notes from a rustic kitchen
Geos Wi Brand should be cut thicker when used for toast or when santed. Spiced grape jelly with venison offers a pairing. Smmul putty shells or cream pulsa ted with fruit and whipped cream make desserts. Corn on the cob roasted in campfires tastes unique. Leave husks on and bury in hot wakes. Serve with butter, pepper, and salt. Cup custards travel well with added menu items. Fresh fruit and cold can of green pans are enjoyed, or carried hot or reheated.
Fossil Riches Across U S Show Ancient Giants
Ancient fossils are abundant across the United States with dinosaur tracks near the Connecticut River at Northampton and in New Jersey at Wood-Arlage. Colorado and Arizona report 38 inch tracks, a 71 foot diplodocus skeleton was found in Utah, and a 40 ton brontosaurus lived about 120 million years ago, while mastodon remains surface near Niagara Falls and the New Jersey coast.
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Ume
Connecticut River
Northampton
New York
Wood- Arlage
N. J
New Jersey
State Museum
Trenton
Alberta
Colorado
Dinosaur Canyon
Fingstaff
Ariz
Utah
Europe
Niagara Falls
Medicine Blut
Wye
W Penbody
New Haven
White River
South Dakota
Fall fashion preview with Empress Eugenie hat
New style hairstyling shows milady wearing a cocky Empress Eugenie hat this fall. Demure pin waves frame the face and can be tinted to match gown color and mood of the moment.
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Milady
Empress Hugenie
Vacationing in Provincetown Turns to Market Plans
Frost, a publicity man, and Schenck, a stock broker, visit Provincetown for a quiet Cape Cod getaway but quickly resume work. They tour the breakwater and read magazines yet immediately initiate publicity efforts and coordinate with the home office over long distance, turning leisure into ongoing business activity.
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Cape Cod
New York
Provincetown
Frost
Schenck 4
Wilpon
Germany
Schenck
One-Track Minds Return From Quiet Cane Vacation
In 1941 a trio of publicity men fled to Cane for rest but three days into their vacation they resumed stock market work with the zeal of their New York offices. They proved unable to enjoy quiet time, insisting that one must train to savor rest, a lesson learned early through practice.
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Httle
New York
Western Newspaper Union
Colored Lacings For White Two-Eye Oxford Shoes
A summer styling tip presents colored grosgrain ribbon lacings to replace the white laces on white two-eye oxford shoes. Swap in red laces with red accessories for a costume look.
Measure of Man's Power in Series of Tests
The U S public health service measured strength in men aged twenty to thirty four across weight groups from 120 to 190 pounds and heights 63 to 70 inches. Heaviest classes produced strongest pulling power. tallest pushers averaged 121 pounds. handgrips peaked at 108.48 pounds. shortest in the heaviest group lifted about 610.2 pounds. Taller men showed less strength for their weight overall, while heavier men tended to be stronger than lighter ones. One’s character ties to town, the article closes.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Poem on weekdays and mythic naming origins
The text explains how names for days derive from myth and calendar traditions. It mentions Tyr influencing Wednesday, Mars influencing Tuesday, and Shrove Tuesday before Lent, with scattered garbled terms and numbers.
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Tyr
Woden
Mars
Excavation Reveals Roman Jig-Saw Puzzle in London
Excavations beneath the Royal Bank of Canada site in Lothbury uncover an 1800 year old RSA style jig-saw puzzle in Roman pavement. Many pieces are missing but archaeologists glimpse a Roman citizen game. Researchers study the dig and tessellated paving fragments found nearby.
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London
Royal Bank of Canada
Lothbury
Points on Poultry House Health and Comfort
The article discusses improving poultry house performance through insulation and ventilation. It notes that straw roofs offer cheap insulation, narrow ceilings boost efficiency, and controlled air flow reduces excess moisture. Nebraska and Iowa stations suggest very tight winter quarters have no harmful effects if moisture is managed.
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Nebraska
Towa
Powtry House
Break Up Broodiness by Feeding Better Rations
Minnesota University extension poultry expert Dr. Cocke advocates humane broodiness control through confinement and steady feeding. She recommends well ventilated coops, shade, dry mash constantly, molar mash daily, and tightly packed grain to resume laying quickly. Emphasizes preventing broodiness with selective culling and removal from the brood pen at first signs.
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Brody
Anya Misa
Cora Conke
Minnesota University Farm
Sie
Miss Cocke
Abe
Cain
Light Yolks Preferred in Poultry Egg Market
Light yolk eggs are favored by buyers in large cities including New York, while the USDA notes color can reflect feed or heat exposure. Dark yolks do not always indicate poor quality, as green feed and yellow corn can influence hue. Uniform, lighter yolks are described as more desirable in many markets.
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New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Reducing Tuberculosis in One County of South Diaketa
County tuberculosis control notes suggest testing only 1 percent of flocks, with 4 33 percent of birds over two years showing reaction. Practicable control by culling all birds at end of first year could greatly reduce losses from the disease.
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South
Diaketa
Unclear Missourian Poultry Health Notice
Fragmentary advisory discusses chicken mites and house cleaning to remove nesting materials. It suggests burning old materials and spraying with oil or solvent mixtures, cautions to spray into cracks, and recommends repeating treatment over ten days if needed.
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Crneka
Missouri
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Chicago River
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Ane Ouuieke
Orvice
U. S
United States
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University of Ilinois
Wellington
News-Globe
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Ormaley Augustus
Duke of Wington
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Public Health Service
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Bill Brenzel
Stis
Mission
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brenzel
Bouipi
Plausble
Goia
Grampa
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