Navy after new type of submarine contract sought
The Navy Department plans to spend over 500000 dollars to explore a novel submarine and subsurface vessel design. Competitions have previously tested Getopus type boats. Lake avhbmarine and Berge designs were rejected as inferior. Authorities seek guaranteed results matching the best prior performance and invite further inventive proposals from U.S. firms.
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Washington
Spock
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Newport
de Topur
United States Patent Office
Fedretiry Whitney
Nordenfelt
John PP. Holhind
George
Iowa
Mayes
Ide Jainment
See Lizard Cat in Montego Bay
A chaotic Montego Bay tale recounts Chief Engineer Tunnell and crew aboard the freeman fruit steamer Bradford landing ashore to hide among freight. They encounter two women and a strange creature seen by four aboard, described as a serpentine monster that vanishes up a cliff as witnesses share the odd sighting.
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New York
Tunnell
Freeman Fruit
Bradford
Burns Docks
Bradford Hunting Club
oWe
Montego Bay
Captulo ‘Thorsen
Mra
Vhomaen
TP Owent
Lott
Trvadford
Thornet
Merenn
Unclear OCR Piece on Grain Shock Event
Fragmentary text describes shocks and weather impact on grain handling with scattered phrases about shock, guard, and threshing. Names and places are unreadable, offering no clear event, date, or organization to anchor a coherent summary.
Peculiar English Marriage Laws Illuminate Odd Rules
Washington reports bizarre English marriage customs restricting unions within families and across in-laws. The piece notes bans on marrying dead spouses’ partners, uncles and nieces, and even the mother-in-law in certain cases, with royal dispensations possible.
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Hole
Lila
England
Thiles
Howe
Bing
Football Armor for Girls at a College
A fragment recalls girls at a college attempting to mimic male football gear. The text describes heavy leather helmets with feathered cloth, woolen stockings, and kneepads as girls imagine donning the rough game’s armor and facing play and appearances in a noisier, masculine sporting world.
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Toledo News-Bee
Footall
Geery
Ike
The Hog Wallow and Cleanliness for Hogs
An article extols pork cleanliness and proper feeding to prevent hog cholera. It argues hogs prefer earth and water, that mud is not dirt, and stresses regular cleaning, disinfectants, and dips to keep hogs healthy and profitable.
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Mother Earth
Glen Os
Binata
Churnability of Cream and Butter Flavor Variations
A study notes how cream churn rate slows with cows producing milk over extended periods and how butter flavor varies with different production stages. It observes faster changes in milk yield and butter texture when cows are past several months of yielding, influencing quality and taste in butter.
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Mike Aw
Giffelo
Selecting Heifers for Dairy Herds in Upcoming Years
The piece advises buyers to choose heifers from trusted breeders, emphasizing planning for the next two to three years. It warns against cheap, unprofitable cows and stresses choosing well-raised animals from reputable men, with attention to feed and growth during the first winter. It advises selecting more than immediately needed to account for losses.
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Helfer
Protect the Fowls From Cold and Disease
The article warns waterfowl keepers about head and throat ailments likely from drafts or overcrowding at night. Treat simple colds with grippe tablets and kerosene head applications, or tincure of aconite in water. If canker and fungus condiguous soup appear, cull or isolate affected birds and fumigate quarters to disinfect.
Disking Pastures Promoted For Next Season
Agricultural note urges minimal pasture turning while corn harvest winds down. Suggests limited soil disturbance and chopping residue to aid spring cover. Advises light disk work in thin woody patches to protect alfalfa and root systems for healthier regrowth.
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Toni Lote
Farm Facts and Tips From the Newsprint Page
A damaged OCR fragment mentions farming topics, pigs, corn, and weather effects with scattered phrases. It references breeding, curing, and cattle or hog care, plus generic notes about yields and farm practices. Names, dates, or clear events are not discernible.
Dairy Notes and Calf Rearing Tips for Cattle
The article outlines feeding, care, and management of cows and calves. It mentions milk production, health, and nutrition strategies, with references to various practices and supplies for dairy farm operation.
Cooperating With Creamery Men Across Deliveries
Farmers sharing the burden of cream quality must act as partners with creameries whether cooperative or not. High butter prices hinge on top cream quality, demanding diligence from every patron delivering cream to ensure fair rewards and avoid poor batches.
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Oraumeries
Wisconsin dairy era yields fertilizer from cow byproducts
A fragmented passage discusses dairy farming in Wisconsin, noting cows produce bone-like byproducts used to make fertilizer. It mentions milk, fertility, and farm economics affecting crop yields and crop profitability.
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Mart
Jane Chiatoter
Fia Booth
Marion
Wisconsin
Uhmes Wien
Tony
Func Wiens
Omarion
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