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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
11
An analysis notes England’s navy, though largest, cannot defend Britain and Ireland while protecting vast imperial shores. Diagrams compare fleet use, showing only 24 warships could defend the coastline as colonies girdle the empire. It argues smaller nations shield their merchant fleets better.
A Washington Post report describes Representative Patrick Henry of Mississippi missing a roll call amid district debate. He claimed he did not hear his name called and pressed for his vote after being told a vote was underway. The episode involves Speaker Henderson and a rule about voting when not in the chamber.
The Baltimore Sun notes changes in Tome endowment management and reveals the endowment linked to Jacob Tome was thought to be about 2 million dollars, but available properties he bequeathed are now valued at at least 1 million, indicating a larger total legacy.
A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a discussion about allowing daughters to rest the classics and mentions Thig ia and Gksting teco as part of the context. The piece hints at cultural or educational debates within the civic dialogue of the era.
A Phoenix newspaper recounts a Mexican led gang led by Pelelo and a smaller crew blamed for multiple crimes over nine years. They killed John Stanton near Weaver District and fled across Arizona and New Mexico. One member known as Feinto bears a sinister face and black whiskers. Pelelo has a long record including 13 persons jailed previously. A 2-year jail escape followed by continued raids marks their notorious activity in desert ranges, with captures and escapes heightening fear.
The Missouri secretary of agriculture warns that adulterated cheese and imitation butter harm U S dairy exports. The piece contrasts 1980 and 1888 trade with Britain and Canada, notes effects of fraudulent products, and outlines practical natural starter methods for dairies and a Geneva experiment on meat vs grain fed fowls with duckling results.
The text concludes that rations supplying 40 to 56 percent of protein from animal food yield more economical results than plant-based diets. The main gains appear in field growth and, to a lesser extent, milk production. Inferior palatability may influence results, but the overall impact favors animal protein due to its presence in the diet.
A poultry writer argues for allowing hens to roam with chicks to develop hardier birds but warns many may be lost to predators and disease. The piece stresses deep fence posts and sturdy wire enclosures, noting dew, cold winds, and wet ground require solid protection and proper foundations.
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