Peck's Bad Boy With the Circus Traps Dinosaurs Plot
The Bad Boy and a band of cowboys join an expedition to find a living dinosaur for the show. They travel north with scientists and cowboys, encounter a valley, are captured by Curry's gang of train robbers, and learn their plan to ransom their father. The tale blends showmanship with a perilous, comic chase through the badlands.
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Bad Boy
Hal
Forse
Cowboy
Bill
Alaska
North Pole
Death Valley
Bil
Curry
Asarahed Pa Ang
Colger
Thia
Arm Amputated After Distillery Machinery Accident
Cincinnati reports a Peacock Distillery manager, Frank P. Thomas, lost his arm at the Kaiserton plant, Ky. A new grain-masher roller injury drew his hand in when adjusting the chute. He removed the crushed portion and was taken to the office for medical aid. his arm was amputated near the shoulder.
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Cincinnati
Hto
Frank P. Thomas
Peacock Distillery
Peacock Company
Kaiserton, Ky
Faris
Thomas
Football Rules Clash Sparks Strong Coach Quotation
The Reporter quotes the coach urging revision of football rules amid heated debate over dangerous signals and below neck kicking in clinches. He condemns unsafe plays and calls for stricter enforcement in the sport.
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Puck
Cement Trough Construction Described by Ohio Farmer
The Ohio Farmer details how B M Goolwin of Delaware county built a cement watering trough. After laying a foundation, staves formed a 3% barrel, with vertical iron bars and wire hoops for strength. Concrete mix used: eight parts crushed stone, three parts sand, one part cement.
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B. M. Goolwin
Delaware County
Ohio
Beets and Carrots for Dairy Cows in Abbotsford Study
Dairyman of Abbotsford Michigan seeks the value of sugar beets and carrots for dairy cows and reports experiences. Mangels are cheaper to grow and easier to harvest with less labor. Beets yield higher fat on fattening animals, while carrots require labor for thinning, harvest, and storage. Mastodon and NK varieties cited as favorable.
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Abbotsford
Mich
Two Dairy Delusions at Farmers Institute
Wisconsin farmer W D Hoard warned at the state farmers institute that raising all cows to high production would not raise butter and milk prices. He urged eliminating unprofitable cows to cut production costs and boost profits, stressing the controller is management and policy, not market price.
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W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
UiMnoy State Farmers’ Institute
Water Cows Often Keep Fresh Water Available
The best practice is to let cows reach the water often and at least twice daily. Warm water boosts intake and milk production, even in cold weather. Warm water eliminates the reluctance to drink ice water and increases returns at the pail.
Calf Feed Includes Gruel Mixture and Taxweed Jelly
A noted calf feeding tip suggests cooking calf parts with oatmeal to make gruel and adding sweet skimmed milk and a touch of taxweed jelly. The combination is claimed to promote rapid calf growth like weeds.
Milk Separation and the Role of Centrifugal Force
An explanation of milk separation by centrifugal force versus gravity. It describes how faster spinning creates a stronger outward pull, resulting in quicker and more complete cream formation, with time and force both shaping skimming quality.
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Eidwin Tr. Webster
Barnyard shed seen as essential shelter for cattle
A Fern and Home illustration shows a practical barnyard shed for cows and sheep. It explains summer and winter needs, protection from weather, and options for a basic, rainproof structure built from affordable materials.
Dairy Cow Care Tips From Farm Journal Advice
Practical dairy guidance on stable cleanliness and cow handling. Emphasizes gentle treatment, odor control with land plaster, regular feeding and sugar for nervous cows, clean pails for calves, and using scales and tests to improve butter production. Warns calves die from scours linked to dirty drinking vessels and German disease factors.
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Farm Journal
Althy Pally
West Virginian reports kidney relief with Dean's pills
W L Jackson a Parkersburg merchant recalls twenty years of kidney pains and urinary troubles. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his urine flowed freely and pain faded. He credits eight years of cure and renewed activity, noting his age over seventy. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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W. L. Jackson
Parkernburg
W. Va
Dean
All Denters
Sf Coats
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Almost a Catastrophe and a Loud Lecture Night
A comic scene unfolds with a young woman sharing joyful news with her aunt as an argument breaks out over propriety. A lecturer asserts that nine of ten women pop the question to engaged men, provoking murmurs from the audience and a quip about a noisy restaurant orchestra nearby.
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Wilantists
Annnt
Harold
Judse
Electric oil promises healing by friction in the body
A historic claim by Max R Zaegel of Sheboygan Wisconsin describes an amber colored electric oil blending vegetable and mineral components. It allegedly penetrates skin to bones, restores vitality and relieves pain including rheumatism piles backache and catarrh by friction and application to sores burns and bruises.
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Max R. Zaegel
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Sheboygan
Wis
Zaegel
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Lita
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