Destruction Threatens the Bald Eagle in Alaska and U.S.
The article warns that the bald eagle, national bird, faces near extinction due to hunting. Alaska imposed a bounty in 187, with subsequent killings increasing. It highlights the eagles size, longevity, and widespread historic nesting across the Union, urging protection and noting careless hunting history.
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Washington
Raguidius Beime
Alaska
Dewistature
Seth
Bacon
Wistitulionus
Pireser
Fisherman Captures 66 Inch Wall Eyed Pike
Dr Creepue Vo Stadth of Lexington and A He Tay caught a wall eyed pike in the Seerth Portloo river in Lee county. The fish weighed 1413 pennas and measured 66 inches in length.
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Jackson
Wai
Seerth
Portloo River
Lee County
Creepue Vo
Lexington
Scientist Goddard Eyes Moon Flight and Weather Link
The article details Robert Goddard's theory of rocketry and the practical steps toward moon propulsion. It notes he studies wind velocity humidity temperature and air pressure impacts on rocketry and considers instruments carried by rockets to record altitude conditions.
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Tessar Goddard
Goddard
Goddards
Fastal
Mares and foals care guidance from agriculture pamphlet
The article conveys USDA guidance on foaling mare care and early training. It covers return-to-work timing, feeding transitions, stable management, and keeping the foal close for nursing while avoiding stress, plus steps for cleaning, colostrum use, and creep feeding.
Casey's Pipe Sinks Poor Fish at Atlantic City Pier
At Million Dollar Pier Atlantic City New Jersey a cod died after swallowing the famous Casey's pipe known as Mickey the pipe of Nick Martin, a seineman. The fish was found with the pipe crossing its gills and choked to death or overwhelmed upon first contact.
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Attlantic City
N. J
Martin
Casey
French War Brides Return Home From Pittsburgh Study
About 12 000 of roughly 50 000 French war brides are returning to France. Mrs Reginald H Johnson president of the Franco American club in Pittsburgh says language barriers persist as members learn English slowly. She notes French work habits are individualistic and the move reflects difficulties adjusting after leaving home.
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Pittsburgh
Pai
France
Reginald H. Johnson
Likisport
Johnson
University of Pittsburgh
Mail Is Well Buttered Amid Postal Strike
The local post office has been swamped with packages during the strike trouble. A nearby creamery shipped over 2000 pounds of butter by parcel post in one day.
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Washington, D
Vienna Waiters and Cooks Face Jobless After War
Vienna suffers postwar hardship as many professional cooks and a large number of waiters find themselves jobless. Returning Austrians from internment struggle to find work while rising living costs shrink hotel and restaurant patronage. Municipal plans consider using the river as a town water supply after a landslide caused a subterranean stream.
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Vienna
Wilson
He Owns a River Warrodsburg Ny Jim Wilson Case
Jim Wilson of Bohn Park owns a river and did not comply with a local zoning or usage dispute. The article notes ownership rights and ongoing questions about control and access, with municipal authorities pursuing clarification.
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Warrodsburg
Jim Wilson
Bohn Park
No Harps and Viols for Her at Funeral in Princeton
Mrs. Johanna Tib Bets requests band music for her funeral in Princeton Indiana she just celebrated her ninety ninth birthday and wants loud tunes rather than soft hymns.
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Princeton
Ind
Johanna Tibbets
Hogs Outgain Steers On Grain Feed Gains
Hogs show higher flesh gain per 100 pounds of grain than steers. Data indicates hogs may add over one third more body gain with the same feed amount.
Cows Repay Kindness Message Featured in Notes
The note encourages farmers to keep cows comfortable clean and healthy as a gesture that will be repaid with better productivity and well being of the herd. It emphasizes care for livestock and the mutual benefits of good husbandry.
Vim vigor and vitality spark life in pigs and lambs
Sunlight boosts vim vigor and vitality in young pigs and lambs, stimulating growth and health. The article notes brighter energy, improved appetite, and stronger vigor attributed to natural light exposure.
Bulletin boards aid rural commerce in U S
The U S department of agriculture notes that rural communities use schoolhouse blackboards to post items for sale and wanted lists. Unsold items are reported to a county agent who can connect buyers and sellers across the county and state agencies may publish weekly bulletins to expand the market.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Livestock Notes on Calves Sheep Pigs and Horses
There is growing interest in feeding calves for market and caution that overheating can kill sheep. Extra feed and pasture boost ewe performance before ram turnout. Concrete aids hog producers for feeding floors hog-wallows and dipping vats. Avoid moldy silage for horses or sheep and prioritize feed and care during first weeks to save pigs. Brood mare reductions threaten horse power. prefer wither set geldings.
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Hepino
Wifely Wisdom The Bystander Cartoon Exchange
A humorous exchange about truth and deception appears in a cartoon panel. The husband dismisses bans on lying while the wife questions honesty with a witty comeback, illustrating domestic banter.
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Rich Color For Fabrics
Advertisement asserts Diamond Dyes let any woman dye fabrics wool silk linen cotton or blends into fadeless color with simple directions. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed results even if inexperienced, with a druggist color card. The piece ends with a quip about Mrs James and a humorous exchange.
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles for Usage Claim
Consumers are urged to inspect Castoria bottles to ensure the label reads In Use for Over 30 Years. The notice emphasizes that Fletcher's Castoria remains a trusted remedy for infants and children, with parents likely familiar from past decades.
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Fletcher
Daisy and hair tonics mix with household ad chatter
An old newspaper fragment mixes ad copy about Daisy detergent Red Ross Ball Blue 5c at grocers and Cuticura products for babies and rashes. It hints at jealousy as two women quarrel over a man, ending with a moral tease about sharp looks.
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Redross
The Date Palm Its Value in Desert Lands
The article extols the date palm as vital across regions from Hawaii to Egypt. It grows tall and shade-rich, signals water availability, sustains desert dwellers, and provides edible fruit with medicinal virtues. Camel feed uses the date stone.
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Hawaii
California
Floorida
Cuba
Egypt
Palestine
Arabia
Persia
Sermon Ends Before Listener Could Wake
A brief exchange reveals a parishioner complained a sermon was too short after confessing he nearly slept through it. The witty retort notes the sermon ended before he had time to fully stifle his yawn.
Ups and Downs
An orator quips that he must meet the audience’s intelligence while the senator notes that speakers now struggle to rise to the occasion. The exchange contrasts a humble approach with a demand for elevated rhetoric.
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Senator Sorghum
Freezone promises painless corn removal for feet
Advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lifts corn off with fingers. It touts a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and calls Freezone the discovery of a Cincinnati genius with no pain or irritation.
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Cincinnati
Method in that Madness
A humorous brief from the Rehoboth Sunday Herald about Henry and Mrs. Brown debating a teen boy Gerald smoking a pipe. The scene ends with Henry joking that Gerald’s pipe will save money, while hinting at a mother and father clashing over discipline.
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Henry
Trenry
Gerald
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Plumber Quoted $20 For Quick Fix Claims Tire Damage
A Birmingham Age Herald snippet quotes a customer disputing a $20 charge for a minor plumbing job arguing he paid for materials and was on site briefly. The plumber countered that he damaged a tire by a piece of glass on the driveway.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Willis Gillis Adage Sparks Courtroom Quip
A courtroom exchange features Willis praising customer satisfaction as store promotion while Gillis dismisses old stock and a stylish clerk as Judge weighs satire on retail manners. The brief dialogue highlights contrasting views on advertising and appearance in a local matter.
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Willis
Gillis
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