Livestock sanitation method endorsed for hogs
The Department of Agriculture promotes a worm free pig program tested in Illinois with pasture housing and clean farrowing, urging careful pen cleaning, isolation of piglets, and constant clean feed and water. Benefits include faster growth, lower pig losses, healthier pigs, and better pork quality, with veterinarians noting fewer diseases and parasite issues among worm free hogs.
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United Beaten Department of Agriculture
Meteun
Ralsere
Corn Belt
17 Years Work Ruined By Girl
New London Connecticut story notes George W Holland famed Westerly Village tinkerer who spent 17 years building a pipe organ. A break in ruined the instrument in minutes with tar aluminum and gilt. An eight year old girl named Alice Hooper allegedly confessed, leading to no further action.
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Tot
New London
George
Westerly
Casey
Sherif Casey
Caney
Horses Are Soft In Spring
Fragmentary notes describe horses in spring settings with mentions of a piggery, collars, and factory terms. The text implies routine in warmer months, but the meaning is unclear and many terms are garbled.
Fragmentary note on day and vigor in ordeal
A partial line notes a portion of the day with mention of vigor and endurance. It reads as an unfinished fragment without clear names, places, or concrete events. The text hints at time of day and effort but lacks context.
Fragmented OCR News Item Teases Local Event
Readable fragments describe a local event or notice with names and places garbled. The text hints at a community gathering or announcement involving a notable person and a regional organization, but specifics remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Shin In Boy Spine Operation Shocks Philadelphia
A four year old boy, George Hawkinson, underwent an operation in a Philadelphia hospital involving cutting five inches of shin bone from his leg to repair a spinal gap. The procedure, lasting an hour and twenty minutes, aimed to restore spine length. doctors expect bone growth to replace the removed segment. The child, paralyzed from the hips, was brought from Crawford to the hospital by parents seeking treatment. Jewelry thefts and unrelated notices are also mentioned in the same column.
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Philadelphia
George Hawkinson
Fran Hia
Conrudd, Maen
Woodland deal tests Gwen and Lorne's trust
In a Danbury lumber lot drama, Lorne Drake plots a wood lot purchase to win Gwen's favor, facing family tension and a rival, Jimmie Baker. Gwen confronts his past deceit as Lorne seeks a clean deal and vows to reveal truth to secure their future.
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Lorna Denke
Mr. Hyder
Lumber Yard
Peter Kilburn
Drake
Danbury
Jimmie Baker
Mr. Ryder
Metropolitan
Gwen
Kilburs
Wan & Stranger
Lorne
Kilturn
Lome
Kilburn
Jimmie
Ryders
Lorne Drake
Joan
Cremote
Kilburn Woods
Lopraset
Ines
Jim
Baker
Jimrose
Sammons
Jimmie's Farm Bay
Poward Chet
Kiture
Baker's
Women Readers Warned Kidney Trouble Is Hidden Cause
An appeal to women readers notes many complaints stem from kidney issues or related dimen sion problems. It touts a kidney liver and bladder medicine from Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York as a remedy and urges sample requests and product purchases at drug stores. The ad also promotes Castoria for infants and children with the familiar signed signature disclaimer.
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Dr. Kilmer & Cow Binghamton
Mettaey Poe
Ad T
Gas collector paid twice after hold up in town
In a New York Sun item a gas company collector returned after being held up and collected the money again. A mother recalls her nickel short child tale and a humorous Youth's Companion anecdote about a boy called a nickel short as his brother eats candy.
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Jones
Jones—Weill
Mra. Jones
New York Sun
Unlucky Coincidence in War Tale
A Quaker soldier’s clash of faith and patriotism leads him to crawl through No Man’s Land. He spots a German and shouts an ironic blessing before firing, in a vivid anecdote from American Legion Weekly.
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No Man's Land
American Legion Weekly
Interpreter of Nature and Frog Voices Heard
The Youngstown Telegram reports two girls on their first country night awaken by frog sounds at a pond. A high peeper calls out a birdlike note while a deep baritone frog rumbles, prompting guesses of a cow or an automobile from the frightened pair.
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Youngstown
Luxon
Winnie
Susan
The Privileged Ones and the Senator of Wealth
A fragmentary quotation discusses the middle class facing hardships and contrasts wealth influence with private travel. Mr. Chuggina and an economic investor voice concerns about mobility between private cars and wealth, suggesting spending summers in Florida and winters in Maine as a critique of privilege.
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Mr. Chuggina
Senate of Wealth
Florida
Maine
Odd Coincidence in Lor rang Village Encounter
A wartime memory surfaces in Lor rang as a speaker finds a bilifold marked by a German sobtier. It shows a foreground girl with a bench scene in Lin cot t park where the narrator glimpses his mother and sister watching from a background.
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Lorrang
Lincott Park
Lenge Journal
Revival tensions erupt in Mount Plagy area uproar
The Kansas City Star pieces a chaotic scene of a community revival near Mount Plagy where rumors of elopement and family feuds spill into public view. A husband’s accusation turns to a chorus of neighbors confessing private matters, prompting debate on whether religion should stay private.
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Mount Plagy
Tumpux Ridge
Weeting
Remurke
Ike
Kansas City Star
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Pena
Alice Hooper
Alice
Sheri Willam
Abe
Airiok
Abenlin
Far Evans
Saniuary
Paul Sumnee
Pear Crawford
Eleacom
Tamsimkasipliier
Infante
Fletcher
Castoria
Mary Birdella
Harriet Jane
Mamma
Dolla
Marriet Jane
Noeberly
Iimna
the Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Trainin
Baryropay
Rial Mlirg School
Lemvereet
Salifornia
Lewuty
Arvona
Gap Johnson
God
Bite Thomas Brawne
Mr. Jenkins
Lions
Lees
Jenkins
Gill
Postal Cereal Co, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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