Dead Heat Decides Lillian Tompkins Romance
Miss Lillian Tompkins faces two suitors Tom and Jerry. A wagered race by bicycle leads to a plan with an aviator in Thy Wyld. The three reach a pasture, a footrace to the courthouse ends with a dead heat and a final marriage to the aviator.
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Misa Tomphkinn
Tom and Jerry
Jef
Ming Lillian
Jer
Lillian Tompicine
Bob
Lillian
Mingo Tompkins
Jerry
Tom
Mise
Lilien Tompkins
Oyater
Idyl Wyld
Atalon
Lilian
Iivate
Welco
Meldia
Mian Lillan
Athe
Piazga
Ming Lam
Dairy Cow Population Growth and Milk Use in United States
United States dairy cow numbers rise slowly while population grows faster. USDA study finds per capita milk use around 1,000 pounds annually, totaling 114 million pounds produced by about 20.25 million cows averaging 4.95 pounds per cow per day. To meet rising demand, emphasis should be on breeding higher producing cows rather than more cattle.
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United Mistas Department of Agriculture
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Hie Juet
National Dairy Exposition Draws Dairymen to Indianapolis
The National Dairy Exposition is a nationwide event marking progress in dairy agriculture. Held in Indianapolis from October 10 to 12, officials say it will unite government, state colleges, farmers' and breeders' groups, and dairy manufacturers for comprehensive exhibits and demonstrations. Prizewinning cattle from leading fairs will compete for national honors.
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Indianapolis
Saga W
KK Skinner
Ted States
State Agricultural College
National and State Farmers’ and Breeders
Campaign Enrolls Nearly Sixteen Thousand Livestock Owners
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 15 515 livestock owners nationwide enrolled in the better stock program as of July 1. Between April 1 and June 30 progress included 40450 antware and 1 185 080 head of poultry improved through purebred sire use in Grayson Virginia New Haven Connecticut Shelby Union counties Kentucky and 41 counties overall. Extension agents and progressive owners lead the campaign which the department records and can provide more information about animal breeding and the value of improved livestock.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Grayson
New Haven
Conn
Shelby
Union
Roughage Ratios for Holstein Cattle Feed
Advice on dairy rations notes roughage amounts per hundred pounds of cow weight. Three pounds of slinge and one of hay per hundred pounds guidance, with legume hay. Warns against excess bulky allage, suggests moluteln with clover and a mix for three and a half to four pounds of milk. Grain mix depends on feed available.
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Holstein
Poultry Farm Mite Control Advice from Experiment Station
The Kansas Experiment Station urges thorough cleanout and disinfection to combat fowl mites. Remove interior fixtures, burn debris, spray crevices with kerosene emulsion or crude petroleum, then whitewash. Treat roosts and nests, isolate new birds, and repeat spring deep dips with crude carbolic acid to reduce mite action.
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Kantas
Hee
Jin
Poultrymen Boost Egg Yolk Color With Green Feed
New Jersey poultrymen turn to abundant green feed to improve egg production and yolk color. Alfalfa, cabbage, kale, rape and arc arch varieties are grown for range and supplemental feeding. Green feed boosts daily intake and egg output when fed with other foods, though yolk shade may darken.
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New Jersey
Wim Jlo
Farm Poultry Care Tips From a Humble Messenger
The guidance urges keeping sick chickens alive on premises, feeding regimen includes a full morning feed and a smaller, energizing snack to promote exercise. It recommends a gran ration of cracked corn and whole wheat, with grain given in the morning to stimulate activity and a light portion at night.
Pendleton Dahlias Win Prizes at Fair
Dan P. Smythe of Pendleton earned prizes at the Bpo kane fair for his dahlia entries. His Jersey Mammoth won first prize for the large pot and best individual bloom. A separate display by a Spokane group captured first prize in the heat floral display.
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Pendleton
Corsets in Ancient Crete and Classical Writings
The text notes statues from Crete depicting slender waists suggesting corset use. It links this fashion to a wide sweep of women across the Far East to Europe’s west. It cites corseting references in classical Greek and Roman writings.
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Crete
Europe
Combinations of Cards Explained in Counting Arrangements
The article describes an accepted formula for counting arrangements of cards. It suggests multiplying the numbers used in counting to obtain the total number of possible orders. An example yields 2 628 800 as a result.
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Carla
Laureate Office Established in 1615 for Ben Jonson
The text notes that although many poets of Chaucer’s era are regarded as poets laureate, the official position was not legally established until 1615 when the honor was conferred on Ben Jonson.
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Chaucer
England
Ben Johhnson
Anticipation Hurts and Sorrow as Ghosts Haunt Thoughts
A fragmentary reflection on sorrow and anticipation. The voice likens airy ghosts to threats more fearsome than steel, expressing that thoughts of what may come weigh heavier than immediate pain.
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Ian
Thomas Balley Aldrich
Need Not Fear Black Snake Bite
The Mack snake bite is not dangerous this article claims. It states the black snake bite is less harmful than a cat scratch, as the snake has no venom sacks and its teeth stay cleaner than a cat’s claws.
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Black Snake
Capital's First Newspaper Theiet in 1759 Washington
Theiet newspaper, the Capital's first paper later named Times and Petowmack Post, began publication in February 1759 with uncertain exact date. It delivered to subscribers by carriers at their houses weekly on Wednesdays and by swift conveyance to distant readers.
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City of
Washington
The
Times and
Petowmack
Baptism by Immersion Among Early Catholics
Early Catholic practice often baptized by immersion. the Catholic Encyclopedia notes immersion was common before the 12th century and persisted in some areas for several centuries more.
Three Ways to Value a Dollar Learnings
The piece presents three methods to gauge a dollar’s worth. It suggests spending reveals value, earning reveals effort, and saving promotes desire for what money could buy, warning against weakness in spending.
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Eston
Fragmented police raid note with sarcastic quote
A highly fragmentary clipping mocks police action and suggests delays in decision making. It references burglars, highwaymen, and a long timeframe while interjecting wit about shadows and color. The piece is a garbled quotation with little clear fact.
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Buffalo
Winners In Life's Battles
Quote essay fragment attributed to Burke about unyielding nerve eye and thought as masters of victory. No clear event or person details beyond the inspirational maxim.
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Nover
Burke
Agriculture declares honey a vegetable product
The Department of Agriculture classifies honey as a vegetable product. The nectar source comes directly from flowers and bees add enzymes that affect sugar content, but the final classification remains vegetable.
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Department of Agriculture
Variably Spelled Prefix in Names Mac Donald McDonald
A note describes the prefix Mac or Mc used in surnames and its variations as Mac, Me, or M abbreviations. It explains that a name may appear as MacIDonald McDonald or MDonald due to inconsistent spelling practices.
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Mac
Macidonald
McDonald
Mdonald
America’s Oldest Hospital in Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania hospital in Philadelphia claims status as America’s oldest, dating to 1751. It notes an original charter granted by King George I of England and continues to operate under that historic charter.
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Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
America
George I
England
Close-Fisted Five-Year-Old Freddie Birthday Plan
A Roatan Transcript excerpt features a five-year-old Freddie bargaining for a penny and a dollar, expressing grand plans to live a century and save for his birthday. The dialogue shows a child’s economic curiosity and playful future aspirations.
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Freddie
Roaton
Unequally Divided Population Densities Across Nations
The report notes uneven population density in Holland with 205 persons per square mile while Franca shows 74, United States and Argentina about 8, and Australia just under 1 per square mile. The piece discusses space constraints for professionals and farmers amid these disparities.
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Holland
Franca
United States
Argentina
Australia
French Engineer Propounded Tunnel Under Bug Wieh Channel
The first man to propose a tunnel under the Bug Wieh channel was a French engineer named Mathison who impressed Napoleon with the concept at the start of the 19th century.
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Bug Wieh
Mathison
Napoleon
Primitive Bean Baking Method in Northern New England
A description details beans baked in a ground-fired method in northern New England. A hole is lined with stones heated by a fire, then beans are cooked within the warmed pit to create a baked dish.
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New England
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Morrison Me
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Portland Hide & Wool Co
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Portlaew
Cannon
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