Foreign meat for Yankees eaters maybe
A discussion on meat supply in the United States notes Americans may need foreign meat if cattle herds and prices stay high. It cites Argentina and Australia as potential sources, compares frozen versus fresh beef, and mentions a proposed law to delay slaughter of female cattle to boost domestic supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
United States
New York
Chi- St. Louis
Omaha
Bossy
Atlantic
Pacific
Mexico
Australia
Argentina
South America
America
Chicago
London
Pacific Coast
New Zealand
Wood Turned to Opal In Western Deposits
Petrified wood from Nevada slowly replaces its fiber with silicate opal to form dark red and blue stones. Jewelry pieces such as pendants and rings showcase a shifting play of colors in sunlight. New York and other cities already market these specimens.
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United States
Nevada
New York
Idotiques
Christus Herald
London Coster In His Holiday Clothes Is a Human Ray of Light
A vivid portrait of the London coster and his holiday attire, famed for pearl buttons worth huge sums, donkey carts, and a lively East End scene. The piece notes costermongers’ pride in routes, social mischief, and colorful dealings with police and peers like Lord Gonadale and Lord Lonsdale.
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London Coster
London
British Museum
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's Cathedral
East End
Taueh
Solomon
People's Palace
Coshermongers
Loredan
A&e
Olympia
Lord Gonadale
England
Lord Lonsdale
House of Commons
Walton Williams
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Kingdom
India
Germany
France
Austria-Hungary
Holland
Russia
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Charles N. Lurie
United States Department of Agriculture
Turner
British India
Austria- Hungary
OLES
Cougrées
Buffalo
Io the Union
Congress
Wilson
Charles
Eliot
Harvard University
Board of Health
E. Jordan
University of Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hhikevlee
Executive Committee
The
Arthur J. Brinton
Charles W. Eliof
International School Hygiene Congress
Thoros Vy
American Press Association
Coster
Misgus
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