Live Stock Board Pushes Cooperative Egg Circles
A 1915 note from the Live Stock Board of the Department of Agriculture outlines a plan to fix the egg price gap between farmers and urban buyers. Ontario and Quebec wholesale egg dealers adopt a quality base system and call for cooperative circles with a board, manager, stamping for identification, and central delivery points for grading and payment by quality. Literature and by laws are available from the Live Stock Commissioner in Ottawa.
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Department of Agriculture
Mmy
Ontario
Quebec
Live Stock Commissioner
Ottawa
The Mole at Work Describes Underground Digging
A naturalist recounts a mole’s rapid earthworking as it tunnels in soil. Observers timed a long-distance burrow, noting the straight main shaft, side galleries, and surface cracks, with a 10442 feet total tunnels in twenty-five hours.
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Semwie
Werk
Ap Aront
Who Are the Manchus A Glance at Chinese Blue Bloods
The Manchus are the old aristocracy of learning and official standing in China. Originating as a warlike northern people, they invaded in 1644 to quell a rebellion and imposed the queue upon the Chinese. Centuries of mixing have softened their distinct traits while preserving some physical features.
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China
Controversy Over Native Entry At Johannesburg Turf Club
South Africa racing circles stir as Johannesburg Turf Club accepts a native Basuto chief N Tsiens and his horse Mow for the summer meeting. Critics warn the move sets a dangerous precedent and clashes with long standing color and ownership policies.
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South Africa Rand
Johannesburg Turf Club
Basuto
N’tsiens
Mow
Johannesburg
Turf Club
Natal
Cape
Transvaal
Turf
Machine crushes bugs on potato vines in field test
A perfected machine brushes bugs from potato vines as it drives over the field. It crushes the pests between steel plates, killing them as it operates. The device promises a clean, efficient pest control method for large acreages.
Indianapolis to provide steam heated manholes for police
The city announces plans to install steam heated manholes at several street intersections to improve winter comfort for some policemen. The measure aims to ensure officers remain in working conditions during cold weather.
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Indianapolis
Inventor Debuts Shirt with Built-In Drawer Set
A creative inventor introduces a shirt designed with an integrated set of short drawers to prevent the wearer’s bosom from peeking above a low vest. The garment combines two wardrobe pieces into one.
Psalm 23 Politician Promises Moral Support During Campaign
A satirical verse portrays a politician as a shepherd who benefits supporters with favors and bribes. It mocks voters who endure hardship to vote and feel forgotten after elections, ending with a critique of persistent deception.
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Hamiota Machine Shop
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Decker Store
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CLACK
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Hamiota
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Allan
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Lemon's
M. A. Whimster
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D.ds. Lld
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Percy C. W. Raymer
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