Department urges supervision to stabilize meat industry
The Department of Agriculture calls for official federal and local supervision of meat manufacture and distribution to prevent profiteering, support fair prices, and restore consumer access. It notes plentiful supply, exports shifting to Europe, and urges removal of Save Food signs as meat conservation ends.
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United States Department of Agricultra
Cape‘elly
Pie
Europe
South America
Autralia
Lome
Nis
United States
United
Wir
Ciail
Better Chickens in South Climate Favors Egg Production
A United States Department of Agriculture specialist reports that the South offers a propitious climate for poultry, enabling hens to lay eggs efficiently through winter. Southern markets pay less for local eggs, insect pests pose challenges, and beginners often fail by expanding too fast without understanding local conditions.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South
Much Better Rock
Alabama
Louisiana
Minnssippi
Texas
Miestenippl
Memphis
St. Lona
New York
Cnn Tia Northern Associates
Florida
United States Department of Agrculture
White shelled egg layers and key Mediterranean breeds
The article notes egg producing chicken classes from the Mediterranean with white shells. It highlights breeds like Leghorn Minorca Ancona and d aiugian as prominent egg focused lines. It explains these nonsitters rarely brood eggs and rely on artificial incubation and brooding.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minorca
Ancona
Around World Next Air Feat by National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society notes plans to cross the Atlantic and fly the Pacific, envisioning a world tour by air with travels using camels, bullock carts, palanquins, jinrikishas, and elephant rides. It cites C P Austin’s letter describing camel transport and desert life.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
National Geographic Society
Globe
America
Holy Land
Iind
India
Calcutta
China
Society
C. P. Austin
Africa
Central Asia
Rockefellers
Carnegies
Morgans
Harrimans
Desert
Euphrates
Tigris
Unique War Garden Shines Above New York Street
A second story window near the Sixth Avenue and Bleecker Street L station hosts a miniature farm. The display titled Unique War Garden draws attention with its curious core and Wells-like craft.
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Sixth Avenue
Bleecker Street
L” Station
New York
Arizona Students Hairless After Big Cutting Bee
About forty young men in Flagstaff, including Northern Arizona Normal school students and local townsmen, lost some hair after a prank. The incident began when Cornelius Buckley was hair clipped and his friends retaliated, sparking a wide chase and mass hair cutting by amused barbers. Brodie Campbell, son of Governor Campbell, was among those shaved.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Northern Arizona Normal School
Brodie Campbell
Governor Campbell
Cornelius Buckley
Buckley
Normal
China Wheelbarrow Dominates Local Transport Methods
The article notes three main Chinese transport modes sedan chair jinrikisha and wheelbarrow. It states wheelbarrows carry more freight and passengers than other land methods, with a center-mounted wheel supporting nearly half a ton and the operator's shoulders bearing part of the load.
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Tigris
Euphrates
China
Chinese Women Advancing Through Dr Kin's Pioneer Work
Dr Yumei Kin, a leading Chinese physician visiting Honolulu en route to the United States, recalls her bequest from Dr McCartee who adopted and educated her after finding a plague-stricken family. Kin says Chinese women are rapidly shedding feudal restrictions and foresees significant reforms benefiting China.
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Honolulu
Havwaii
China
Yumei Kun
United States
McCartee
Far East
Ching
New York City
Cornell
Columbia University
Doctor Kin
America
Republic
Man Survives 20 Foot Well Night While Fox Hunting
John Switzer, fishing for foxes near Powell, fell into a 20 foot dry well while waiting for dogs. He spent hours trapped, bruised and dazed, before inching up the sides and pulling himself to safety with a small bush as dawn broke. He was found by companions from Granby.
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Switzer
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