Decline in Meat Prices Through 1920s Decline
The report shows a steady drop in meat prices from 1919 to 1920 with December and January data indicating continued declines. It details average annual prices for beef and sheep per hundred pounds, noting annual decreases and quarterly highs, with comparisons to prior years and monthly shifts. The United States Department of Agriculture provides these figures.
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Vencalves
Price trend signals port throughput impact on producers
A fragment notes a yearly average price at Cri S700 dated May 10 81274, suggesting price levels influence producer costs. The garbled text implies port movements affect producer pricing, though specifics are unclear.
Feeding value of buttermilk for practical use
The text notes buttermilk and milk have similar feeding value for pigs, with buttermilk slightly lower in protein. It mentions digestible protein and minerals like calcium and iron as important nutrients.
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Elem
Gibbe Phorus
Weather and sheep care notes amid rough grazing conditions
A garbled report discusses ewe management under poor weather, noting breeding counts, feeding and water needs, stock handling, and farm worker routines. It mentions Sutherland and RNs, with references to hay, milk, and conventional practices, ending with uncertainty about future tasks.
Millett Hay Injuries Reported By Local Court
A garbled OCR summary notes injuries connected to Millet hay and a court case. It references North Maketh Experiment Ltd and a period of time with mentions of authorities and injury extent, but details are unclear. The fragment suggests legal action or inquiry through a formal proceeding.
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North Maketh Experiment Ltd
Sea Scavenger Friend of Man
Dr. Allen Rogers argues sharks are not man eaters and mostly feed on smaller fish. The piece explains shark migratory patterns, habitats, and how fishermen process shark meat for sale in Boston New York and Italian markets. It also notes research on converting shark skin to feather and estimates potential yearly meat yield and value at 7.3 million dollars.
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New York
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Allen Rogers
Proternad=tute
Brooklyn
Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry
American Chemical Society
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
West Indies
Ufe
Bureau of Msherles
Fet
New England
Boston
Anherles
South
Boy Scout Melvin Peterkin Saves Mother and Canary in Fire
Fifteen year old Melvin Peterkin carried his hysterical mother from a burning home at 6 Donnington Avenue Woodhaven Queens. Ignoring flames he reentered the blaze to save the family canary. The fire began at 7 Pennington Avenue and spread to the neighboring building as Melvin acted to escape with his mother.
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New — Yorker
Melvin
Peterkin
Frigit
Donnington Avenue
Woodhaven
Queens
Peternity
Pennington Avenue
Herbert Peivekin
Woodhaven Bay
Scollit
Soviet Marriage Code Forcing Wife To Support Husband
A London report notes a Soviet marriage code that requires a wife to support her husband. The article mentions penalties or state measures for noncompliance and references broader social security implications within the regime.
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London
Loken
Juwtiew
Woelal Security Torman Thea Atelier Wiley
Fragmentary notice on divorce and marriage rules
Fragmented text discusses divorce grounds and the role of local judges, noting mutual consent and one spouse seeking release as factors. It references consent, betrothal, marital forms, and phrases about ceremonial requirements, with unclear, garbled lines.
Walnut Wood Replaces Oak In Desks Demand Rises
Walnut has replaced quarter sawed oak in many Des Moines school desks as the board swaps to walnut due to war driven scarcity and price shifts. The wood, once wartime propeller stock, passed through France before returning, raising costs. Secretaries say prices jumped to 820 per thousand board feet and the district has bought around 10,000 dollars worth. Manufacturing by year round manual instructors halves costs.
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Don Moines
Deaks
Dos Moines
Whoo
United States
France
Chicago
the Board of Commissioners
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Wild Fowl Frozen in Ice on Goose Lake
Hundreds of waterfowl perished as a storm froze Goose Lake in Chico California. Birds on the windward shore were found helplessly caked in ice and easily lifted. A warm spell drew many fowl to the lake before the sudden cold trapped mud hens geese and ducks, sealing them in ice.
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Chico
Cal
Goose Lake
Flying Coat Soars Higher in San Francisco Tariff Rise
The San Francisco aviation sector raised prices on ten minute sight seeing flights by 25 percent to 1250 and a 30 minute count flight to $20. The hefty hike cites higher airplane parts operation and upkeep costs as the reason behind the tariff.
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San Francisco
Inheritance Rules Under Soviet Code Explained
The state may confiscate property of emigrants and rebels. Only what is deemed needful can be inherited by anyone, as estates of emigrants and rebels fall under confiscation by the state.
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Atate
Man Falls on Woman At Building Window Incident
In Trenton New Jersey Miss Helen Kugler a stenographer intervenes as Augustus Miller a window cleaner loses balance from a second floor landing. The woman is knocked to the porch but saved from serious injury by Kugler whose quick actions prevent a worse outcome.
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Trenton
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Cunhion
Helen Kugler
Augustus Miller
Apalles
Miller
Milind
Anita
Miter
Sauces And Methods From A Culinary Note By Helen Hunt Jackson
A fragmentary colonial era recipe list outlines white sauce variations such as mushroom poulette olive and brown sauces. It notes butter flour milk stock and seasonings with practical steps and hints for serving with beef veal poultry fish and croquettes while ending with a literary aside from Helen Hunt Jackson.
Toast Pudding and Cream Putse Popovers from Stale Bread
Childlike cookbook style lists several bread based desserts and savory dishes. Toast Pudding uses stale bread soaked in milk and egg, then browned in butter with raisin sauce. Cream Putse Poovers describes cream filled popovers with gelatin and fruit, chilled before serving. Warmed Over Beans with tomato mace and corn and tomatoes scalloped offer simple repurposing tips.
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Parwlay
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised as Standard Remedy
A reader reports six months of unable to work due to back pain and female troubles, saying she could not stand the condition until using Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She calls the product wonderful and dependable, worthy of consideration by every thoughtful person.
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N. J
Bold & Record
E. Pinkham
Cascarets Offer Gentle Relief From Digestive Ailments
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a safe laxative to relieve constipation, biliousness, indigestion, gas, and headaches. It claims no harsh side effects, works during sleep, cleanses toxins, and strengthens bowel muscles without griping or inconvenience.
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Hines
Qld City
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Pet Canary
Des Moines
California
Trenton Street
Helen Hunt Jackson
Veunx Maruett
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roves
Paracelan Leopold Voelpel & Company
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Lester M Flurber
Timberville
R Fletchers
Minrabie
Molen Fisner
Eden
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Mays
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