It Will Take 100000 Men Capt Hersey Home on Leave
Capt Mark L Heriey quartermaster of the Twelfth United States Infantry veteran of the Santiago campaign and Manila service has been granted thirty days leave to visit relatives in Wyoming after voyage from Manila to Boston. He describes Philippine conditions including need for many troops, local sentiments, and the contrast between Filipino superiority and prior assumptions. He notes civilian literacy, church scholars, and potential governance by Filio and remarks on sugar, labor, and coal prospects.
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Mark L. Heriey
Twelfth
United States Infantry
Santiago Campaigs
Hervice
Manila
Abcence
Wyoming
Hersey
West Point
Confreseman Houtello
Boston
Far East
Mia
Herney
Finlepinos
Manil
Philippines
Gen. Otis
Horsey
Sheridan
New York
Jacob H. Smith
San Francisco
Indiana
Fort Santiago
Hervey
Talai
Calcutta
Las Pina
Paranaque
Dyers , Dattery
Thara
Twelfth Infantry
Ine
Australia
Aguinaldo
United States
Conwal Covert
Lyons
Women Bewren in Australia Exposes Population Imbalance
In Australia the gender gap remains stark with West Australia counting 64 000 women in a 168 000 population. Only women over forty appear willing to travel without a husband or male companion.
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Australia
West Australia
Dairy and Poultry Tips From Indiana Bulletin No. 77
Indiana farmers receive guidance on cream separators and dilution of milk to improve creaming. The report notes experiments at Indiana Experiment Station and other colleges showing diluted milk increases fat content but not as a general practice. It also covers feeding poultry for moulting, meat from byproducts, and the origin and spread of Spanish Merino sheep through Europe to the United States.
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Indiana
Wil
Dulletin
Vermont
Cornell
Illinois
Ontario
Saxony
United States
France
Spain
New England
F. D. Coburn Saya
Ented
Ithaca
Plumb
King Birds and Poultrymen Urge Hawk Deterrence Alliance
Wallace's Farmer asks poultry raisers not to let children with squirrels disturb groves and trains them to use king birds as allies against hawks. It notes hawks are wary and hard to trap, but king birds can deter them by vigilant guarding, though some resent the birds for minor bee predation.
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Wallace
Grey Toulouse Geese Description and Rearing Notes
Grey Toulouse geese, Manly Milica, are large, compact, and gentle. At eight years fattened they weigh forty-five to fifty pounds per pair, sometimes sixty. They lay thirty to forty eggs a season and seldom sit. Genders differ by height and voice. Feathers yield about half a pound per picking. Goslings grow rapidly on pasture with no extra food.
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Manly Milica
Balloon military bridge eyed for river crossing plan
A French army expert devised a portable bridge using inflated balloons to carry planks across rivers, allowing 100 men to cross at once. Tests showed top flotation possible with fewer balloons, and a balloon wagon could deploy the system quickly. The method time beat prior practices in French maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Varapharaalla
Poalyton
Mae
Preserving Evos and Farm Tips in Dakota Bulletin
North Dakota College of Agriculture bulletin outlines water glass preservation for eggs, packing in clean kegs, and cooling in a dark place. It warns against washing eggs and advises fresh eggs only. Also notes rising chicken hatchings and discussions on plowing legumes and pig bite risks.
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Ladd
North Dakota College of Agriculture
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Philippine Islands
Island OF
Luzon
Blow Worcestal
Farea
Aballoon Military Bridge
Hatcuss
Hin
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