Condensed News Of A Week From Global Happenings
A mixed wrap of incidents from across regions. Violent crime in Ely Nev and Denver cases, fires, drownings, and a Utah river flood threaten towns. Labor, politics, and military moves surface with international echoes from Mexico, Russia, and Poland as carriers, railways, and economies face strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Gunnison
Grant
Cole
Paonia
Mra. J
Healy
Ely
Nev
Finn Phe
Lillian Markus
Henry Markus
Greeley
Colo
Washington
Tacoma
Bella
Seattle
Hugh M. Caldwell
Haven
Job Kowalke
Helen Silth
Denver
Kowallle
Miss Smith
Care for a Mare and Foal After Birth
The article explains how the United States Department of Agriculture advises on feeding, rest, and gradual return to work for a mare after foaling. It covers stall conditions, light exercise, and ensuring the foal nurses safely, with guidance on creating a creep to feed the colt separately and introduce dry feed at about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit
States Department of Agriculture
Robert Burns
Maggie
Stull
United States Department of Agriculture
Barneas
Phen
Bulletin boards as aids in rural marketing
The U S Department of Agriculture discusses using schoolhouse bulletin boards in rural areas to post items for sale and needs to buy. County agents compare reports from communities to link buyers and sellers, then relay consolidated bulletins to extend inquiries across states and foster exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Renwine
Womentate Agency
Blood cleansing claims from dubious remedy ad
An OCR fragment promotes a dubious blood cleansing remedy claiming to purify the blood of germs. It mentions sprays and douhues, urging belief in blood cleansing as a cure, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or credible medical backing.
Women Readers Notice on Dr Swamp-oot Medicine
Editorial urging women readers to consider Swamp-oot liver and bladder medicine for ailments from bladder trouble to kidney issues. Mentions 30 years of use and includes a Fletcher’s Castoria note and a humorous cannery anecdote about a foolproof can opener as a separate quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annee
Henry
Hirmingham Age- Herald
Gipping Up on Her and the Soldier Bed Dilemma
A fragmented reminiscence recalls soldiers learning to make beds, with a past-hardened tone. It mentions a buddy jailed for a 20 day hitch in the guardhouse for improper bedding practices, reflecting rough frontier life and rough discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suetor
When in Rome did you visit the Colosseum
In response to a question about seeing Rome's Colosseum the speaker says it was closed for repairs for years and chose to skip it for current picture houses. The other party notes they planned to poke into it but stayed away due to closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Quizeer
Rome
Colosseum
Filmhound
Fowling Calves Market Interest Mentioned In Jagged Text
In the fragmented notes there is rising interest in fowling calves market. The garbled text hints at improving feed and pasture to lift price and timing before turning stock, with a reference to consolidating cattle care and possibly a note about a wine remedy. The legible elements suggest farming and livestock trends.
Measuring Time tale of Ernest learning minutes
Ernest learns to tell time after mastering clock numbers. When the minute hand reaches five minutes to twelve, he ponders the meaning and says it is an inch to twelve, reflecting a child's evolving grasp of time concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Beverely Practical Harsh Quip on Bread Scarcity
In a chatty exchange Mrs. Torkins compliments a bouquet from Harley. The reply shifts to a practical note about bread costs and scarcity, with a wry suggestion to send sentiments with flour next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Visitor asks about horse bite from soldier
A terse exchange recalls a soldier joking about bites from horses and a hospital stay after being kicked, noting the longest period without a bite was a week while confined to a hospital.
A Solo Part Paula I Dialog Ends In Silence
Paula describes a call from Mr Jollyboy that turned into a mute conversation as he listened without speaking. The exchange centers on a quiet moment with one person left to speak and the other absorbing the silence.
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Paula
Mr. Jollyboy
May
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Firover C. Bergdoll
New York
Philadelphia
Homer Ruff
Omaha
Joliet
la Salle
Missssippi
Moyer
Quincy
Tennessee
New York Navy Yards
Committee On State of the Church of the Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Des Moines
Chicago
Sun Francisco
New York State
Smith
Fowler
Matewan
W Vo
Citten
National Association At Manufacturers
David J Broners
Ammerloan Tie Newsailior
Himeld
Louie
Hurley UO
Beater
Lie Wite
Greenville
Philadelphii
Grove Bergloll
Ean
Elehow
Stowe
WM. Condon
Lange Beach
Condon
Mian
Nora Condon
Tod Hie
M. Ottes
Arthur Lachman
San Franco
Chico
Calif
San Francisco
Tcenthalrente
Socont Hinlt
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Soviet
Russia
State Department
Carranza
Mexico
House Republicans
American Legion, Foreign
General Carranza
Mexico City
Puebla
Tinconada
Lovelock
Plaxcalabtongo
French Chamber of Deputies
Scotlard
Tyne
Tonite
United States
Alexis A. Brusiloff
Commandortn
Poland
Lithuania
Prussia
America
Engeland
Ignace Pudersewakl
German Federation of Labor
Gabriel Barrios
Agua Urieta
Japanese War Office
Ulit
Japanene Cops
Nikolaevak
Kolahovitch
El-Kaber Wilhelm
Joly
Doorn
Holland
Weiter
Eaward Carson
Ulster
Ehlefiniu
Commons
Annfled
Trinh
Belle Chaser County
Canada
Mi. Camille
Pablen
Tie Hicwat
Maluel Wie
Burne
Celta
Murer
Colmvifwin
Mas
South
Arwest Tohn Medical Company
Fletcher
Sheen Ag
Bernune
Conon
Teatro N'Howe
Wm. Coy
Strtlemare
Canon Cy.Cno
Shines
Postum Carieal Co, Inc
BartleCresk, Meth
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