Nations Debate Left or Right Hand Driving Across Europe
An AP report details the push to standardize driving on the right or left across Europe. Austria and other nations weigh adopting right hand driving while England and several states continue left side rules. Royal Automobile Club notes right side driving reduces danger and keeps the wheel on the outside lane. observers cite slower traffic in London versus Paris.
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France
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United Sig
England
United States
Czecho-Slovakia
Portugal
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Por
Gromisig
Royal Automobile
Kaicr Secrave
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Eomd
London
Paris
Federal Platinum Standard Sought for Jewelry Quality
A push in New York and Congress seeks a federal stamp to guarantee platinum jewelry quality. The proposal mirrors gold and silver standards and aims to protect purchasers amid scarce supply and evolving alloys. Major markets, including Newark, fear supply shifts from traditional sources.
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Ian
United States
New York
Congress
Newark
South America
Columbus
Athietica
Management of Pig Health and Sanitation Practices
The article explains how pigs should be kept clean to prevent parasitic infections. It describes the lifecycle of intestinal worms, the harm from migrating larvae, and how proper sanitation including clean sows, farrowing pens, clean pastures, and controlled relocation reduces disease. It also discusses feed guidelines and mineral aids for healthy stock.
Trinity supplement shows gains in hog feeding trials
The article reports trials comparing a complex 10 ingredient hog supplement to a Trinity mix of nine ingredients plus tankage. Pigs fed the Trinity mix averaged 254 pounds and cost less per hundred pounds than those fed the complex supplement, suggesting protein variety benefits but higher cost. Future tests will expand to 14 ingredients.
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Péris
Linseed Meal for Poultry Benefits and Cautions
Linseed meal is the byproduct after pressing flaxseed and contains about 30 percent protein and 3 percent fat. It serves as a nutritious, inexpensive poultry feed especially in fall and during molting, but should not be fed too strongly as it can cause looseness of the bowels.
Perpetual wheat harvest and world impact of American farming
The article describes the constant operation of American harvesting machinery with the thresher and combine driving production worldwide. It notes American dominance in wheat farming and growing exports, with mentions of Britain and France in contrast.
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Great Bria
France
Then and Now inance A farmer recalls road travel time changes
A farmer reflects on travel in poor roads and rising costs comparing today to 30 and 36 years ago. He notes better transportation methods and machinery while acknowledging difficult times for farmers and reviewing income from years past.
Separating Chick Sexes Early in Rearing Practices
The article discusses the advantages of separating male and female chicks at a young age to tailor feeding and housing for layers and broilers. It notes current US practices are limited, but predicts growth in sexed rearing as hatcheries improve. Separate sexed groups enhance maturation and efficiency.
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United States
Serond
Iso
French Chef Sees Eggs As Cornerstone Of Gastronomy
The passage presents a French chef's view that eggs are essential to cuisine and to French identity. It argues eggs can elevate prices and urges producers to value eggs, calling omelettes the pinnacle of French cookery and comparing eggs to the cement holding cookery together.
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Tate
Ubine Tebie
Hiiné
Monsieur Ese
France
Sweet Clover Pasture II Offers Growth Tips
The article discusses managing sweet clover pastures for beginners, stressing proper cattle-to-acreage ratios and forage growth conditions. It notes risks from overstocking and improper introduction to sweet clover, and includes a broad, fragmented calendar of world wheat harvests and personal farm finances.
Dr Fatima Castoria Advised for restless babies
An old advertisement warns against excessive handling of infants and promotes Castoria as a safe remedy. It claims Castoria calms nervous babies without drugs and lists relief for colic diarrhea constipation feverishness and sleeplessness while urging readers to look for Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature on genuine bottles.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Broad-Minded Preacher Proposes Unfixed Salary Plan
Rev. Euhvin J. Radcliffe of Bloomsburg Pa asks his congregation to pay a variable salary for the coming year via anonymous envelopes. The proposal was approved. He said a pastor should share in the community’s fortunes and that pay should reflect his worth to individual members.
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Euhvin J. Radcliffe
Bloomsburg
Diner Charges Extra for Pigs Feet Patently
A joke about pricing pork shows a diner upset at 69 cents for five pigs feet while a waiter explains the extra cost funds another pig. The quip ends with a pun on optimism and sloptimism.
Dark Continent and Stanley Notions in 19th Century Travel Tales
The article discusses how Stanley’s 1890s exploration and the book In Darkest Africa shaped the moniker Dark Continent. It notes white aides Parke and Bonny also wrote books, counters claims about Trader Horn, and explains Belgian involvement in Emin Pasha’s relief and Congo exploration.
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Africa
M. Stanley
Titte
Thomas Parke
Lieut
William Bonny
A. Aloysses Smith
Trader Horn
Leo Dold
Nnancel
Emin Pasha
Congo
Egypt
Thoughtful Divorce Refusal Sparks Family Dispute
Fragmentary note shows a quarrel about a breakup with Waraié-Darling and tensions with a father figure. The text indicates anger, requests to see dad, and a push to end the relationship atmosphere. The readable lines hint at strain within a household after a breakup.
Quotation Fragments on Faith and Love
The fragment reflects a debate on belief and trust with a Moses Harvey quote about faith resting in heaven. It contrasts credulity and truth telling and suggests genuine love avoids criticizing the beloved.
Prince's Simple Life on a Calgary Ranch
The Los Angeles Times reports the prince of Wales, living seven years near Calgary, adopts an American accent while closely attached to cowhands and ranchers. He jokes about speech changes, keeps routine cattle checks, and even hauls manure in a wheelbarrow as he blends into ranch life.
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Prince
Calgary
Prince of Wales
Alberta
Lim
Long Lance
Los Angeles Times
Retirement of Bishop William Lawrence Ends Long Massachusetts Service
Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts retires after 34 years in the ministry citing age and the need for younger leadership. He is praised for self sacrifice and warns against selfish living. In a Y M C A address he criticizes millionaire ethos and urges ethical ambition over ruthless competition.
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Wiliam Lawrence
Massachusetts
Bishop Lawrence
Y. M CO. A
Dayton couple celebrate 25th wedding anniversary reception
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Dow of Dayton, Maine, held a reception at their home. Guests admitted they could not fit into the clothes they wore a quarter of a century ago, as wedding comments drew the main interest.
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Walter E. Dow
Dayton
Marne
His Viewpoint Promising Youth Quoted in Star Arts
A Kansas City Star fragment quotes voices debating potential and action. Old Festus Pester derides “going-to-deers” and calls for “didders” who have already flown, reflecting impatience with future promises.
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Festus Pester
Ekpansas City Star
Stamp Adhesive Invention Timeline Noted
Postage stamps were invented by James Chalmers of Dundee in 1834 marking a milestone in postal history.
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James Chalmers
Dundee
Airplane of Fifteen Years Ago Described as Old Fashioned
The writer notes that the early era of aviation now seems quaint and retro, comparing modern craft to the "old-fashionedest" plane from fifteen years past. The line evokes nostalgia for earlier flight designs and tech.
Harvard expedition reports elephant autopsy took three hours
A Harvard expedition conducting a medical survey in Africa found that performing an elephant autopsy required three hours. The finding highlights the complexity of postmortem work on large mammals in field conditions.
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Harvard
Africa
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