Cornstalk Paper Mill Shows Pulp from Waste Fibers
Washington reports a government backed cornstalk pulp project turning 150 million tons of stalks into paper pulp. Pinchot and Wilson back the soda and sulphide processes to extract long and short fibers, yielding 700 pounds of pulp per ton and a possible 18 to 64 million tons of various papers annually.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
National Forester
Pinchot
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Forester Pinchot
Galloway
Bureau of Gas Industry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Maryland
Canada
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Ohio
Kaiser Seeks Peace With England In Controversial Interview
A London Telegraph interview with Emperor Wilhelm II is presented as an appeal to end English misgivings about his feelings toward Britain. The Kaiser defends his friendship with England, cites past actions during the Boer War, and argues Germany must prepare for future naval and global challenges, urging readers to judge him by deeds.
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London Telegraph
Germany
Wilhelm
England
March
Guild Hall
Europe
Algiers
Fez
France
Spain
Bultan
Morocco
Guildwal
Strasurs
Holland
Berlin
Russia
Kaiser
von Buelow
Far East
Pacific
Japan
China
Dialogue Extract Reveals Aunt and Mary Conversation
Mrs Manning questions age while Aunt Hannah notes Mary’s smile when Mr Roper says she looks thirty five. The exchange hints at family dynamics and social perceptions of aging in a domestic slice.
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Mrs. Manning
Hannah
Mary
Ingenious scheme at the Blowahs reception
A newspaper-column joke notes the Blowahs staged a standing room only reception by removing all chairs, claiming it was a big success as guests stood to hear them. The quip mocks their effort and implies it backfired.
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Blowahs
Untold Tales and The Wasp of Woe Narratives
A fragment from a column discusses tearful tales and the idea that one must endure hardship to rise. It mentions Olive-o Myrtle engaged to Amy and questions what she sees in him. The piece laments disbelief that one cannot gain riches by dragging others down.
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Olive
Myrtle
Amy
Haxel
Maintenance ration for beef breeding cows studied
The Silos oria experiment compared winter feeding of Aberdeen Angus cows raised for calves. Three groups received different feeds including corn silage, shock corn, and corn stover with clover hay, showing varied daily gains and costs per cow per month.
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Wallace
Silinoia
Aberdeen Angus
Owaseo
Dehorning Stock When Young and Still Calm
A historical article argues that dehorning cattle when calves are unhorned is humane and effective. It describes using caustic potash to remove the button horn, claiming minimal pain and better head shape, with cautions on temperance and timing before the tenth day. The piece promotes hornless stock for easier management and fewer injuries.
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Ananias
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Noah
The
Chicago Newa
Qld
Misa Quacker
the Duckling
the Kaiser
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Roberts
Mamma
Sitha
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