Mystery Fresh Sulphur Spring Off Florida Coast
United States coast and geodetic survey reports a large fresh sulphur water spring bubbling from 125 feet deep five tiles off Florida coast eight miles south of St. Augustine. The geyserlike upwelling disrupts the ship over the low mood spring as samples are sent for chemical analysis.
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Florida
St. Augustine
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Sun Spring Amt
Atlantic
Unite States
Kansas
Helpful Hints for the Sportsmen in Wet Matches
Quick remedies for damp hair drying and waterproofing boots using paraffin or varnish. Tips on finding the North Star by the dipper’s outer stars. A survival trick for catching a raccoon tree without waking it, using tied clothing to suspend the tree until daylight.
Man Demands Shave at Voter Registry Bar
During the recent registratism of paters held at a barbershop, a man named James Flynn was questioned by the registry foreman. Flynn claimed Treland as his birthplace and eighteen months in the United States, insisting he did not want to vote but sought a shave.
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Paters
Tristman
James Flynn
Flynn
Treland
United States
No Escape Brother Johnson Sermon Ends In Teasing Teeth
A long evening service features Brother Johnson urging his colored brethren toward salvation with a warning of outer darkness and wailing. A barbed exchange follows when Jackson asks about his teeth, and Johnson retorts that teeth will be provided.
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Brother Johnson
Jackson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Jackson
Inventions Listed Among Ten Greatest Credit Rise
The report states America’s money in circulation totals nearly 5 billion dollars excluding treasury and Fed holdings. It notes 46 dollars per person and a yearly business of about 35 billion dollars aided by bank checks handling 95 percent of transactions. Credit is listed among the ten greatest inventions.
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America
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Prince Earns Laughter At Informal Dinner
An informal dinner with the Prince of Wales drew remarks from a speaker who began with Gentlemen and paused as the royal guest, blushing slightly, corrected himself. The prince laughed and urged him to Carry on, saying he was content to be called a gentleman.
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Prince of Wales
Aunt Dinah Dies at Seventy After Fourth Marriage
A woman learns Aunt Dinah, a colored workwoman, has died at age seventy. Asked if she had married again, Aunt Dinah replies with a cheerful grin that she has, noting that she marries as long as the Lord provides husbands.
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Dinah
Aunt Dinah
Winter Feeding Rules For Pullet Laying At Cornell
Cornell poultry experts advise keeping pullets fat for winter laying. Feed mostly hard grain with limited mash, provide green foods, and include milk in small amounts. Start placing cogs in winter quarters around September to November, and use a split feeding schedule of about eight to twelve quarts of grain per day for 100 birds, adjusting as birds clean up.
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State Agricultural College
Cornell
Cornel
Chicken Mineral Mixture Boosts Egg Laying at Ohio Station
Ohio experiment station tests show a mineral mix of bonemeal limestone and salt adds 4 percent mash to laying hen feed nearly doubling its value when combined with soybean meal. Minerals meet protein gaps left by grains and seeds, making the mix as vital as meat scrap or milk for egg production and growth.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Poultry Feeding Tips for Laying Stock Advice
Poultry authorities advise a balanced ration for egg production. Provide constant scratch grain mash in hoppers, green succulence, fresh water, oyster shell, charcoal, and grit. Include milk as beverage or part of protein, plus essential vitamins. Suggested mash formulas follow.
Feeding Geese for Eggs and Fattening Techniques
Advice on feeding adult geese starting February for egg production. Describes morning mash of cornmeal bran middlings or low-grade flour with 10 percent beef scrap and night feeding of whole or cracked corn. Cracked corn suited for fattening breeders but used sparingly. Goslings diet starts with fresh grass then three daily mash or scalded corn feeds with greens. After six weeks fattening uses one part cornmeal to one part bran. Old hens over thirty months rarely lay.
Live Stock Blackleg Prevention and Vaccination Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture urges immunization as the only practical defense against blackleg. The bulletin, prepared by Dr. John R. Mohler, details disease nature, symptoms, species susceptibility, and the dangers of treatment. Vaccination offers protection, with several reliable vaccines available. distribution of vaccine by the department ended July 1, 1922. Copies available from the Department of Agriculture in Washington.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Washington
Certain Minerals Quite Beneficial to All Hogs
A healthful hog needs minerals beyond feed and water. Wood ashes or charcoal, lime and salt are commonly used by top breeders. Charcoal is easily produced from burning cobs, then salted and cooled. Hog self-feeders can dispense salt lime and charcoal, and if pigs have pasture and milk, fewer minerals are needed though still valuable to balance rations.
Santonin Mixture to Banish Worms in Pigs
Pigs showing a cough likely suffer worm infestation. Town State college animal husbandry experts advise a santonin mixture with eight grains of santonin two drams of arecy nut two grains calomel and one dram sodium bicarbonate for a 100 pound pig. Reduce the acid dose as animals vary. After dosing move pigs to clean pasture and quarters to prevent re infestation.
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The
Town State College
Improved Stock Help in Solving Feeding Problem
The article notes that improved livestock help reduce feed costs, with about 99 percent favoring pure bred stock. It mentions the USDA is preparing a free handbook on feeding to aid farmers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Grooming Work Horses Will Improve Condition
The article emphasizes thorough grooming as essential for horse health. It cites the old proverb that grooming is half the feeding and explains that horse sweat glands expel significant waste daily. When glands are clogged by sweat, a key waste channel closes, leading to negative health effects evident from neglect.
Home cooking tips from a bygone kitchen guide
Practical kitchen advice covers alarms for timing meals, odor removal from onions, preserving canned fruit, improving mashed potatoes with butter and beet milk, and preventing lumping when cooking cornmeal mush. Tips extend to potato prep, frying with newspapers, and stove flue maintenance with potato peelings.
The Aristocrat and the Funeral Ham Gaffe
A poised aristocrat enters to audience scrutiny as ushers tidy the box and a note requests she remove her hat. In a separate scene, a dying farmer blurts an appetite for ham, greeting his spouse with comical mispronunciations over the funeral meal.
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Mary
The Kitchen Cabinet and Menu Ideas From 1924
A fragment from 1924 shows a kitchen column mixing verse about a woman, then practical recipes. It lists Southern Grist Bread, Apple Sauce Cake, Sponge Bananas, Mississippi Style Chicken stuffing, and Cranberry Bavarian Cream with step by step tips and measurements. The tone mixes domestic guidance with literary allusions from Jeremiah Eames Rant.
May and June Deaths by Own Action Highlighted
A Hopkins University study shows deaths by own action peak in May and June. It notes farmers and workers in steady manual labor outdoors have lower liveable rates, suggesting environmental and occupational factors influence outcomes.
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Dibs Llopkins University
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