Mackay Sermon Echoes in Cherry Hill Pulpit
In a crowded morning service at Cherry Hill, Gordon Mackay delivers a resonant sermon that stirs listeners and puzzles Schuyler, while Sally and Jo discuss the impact on the family and the physician preacher Carmichael Mackay’s legacy.
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Cherry Hill
Fie
Sally
Sehuy
Jo Jenney
Tony
Gally
Selmigler
Josephine Jenney
Gordon Mackay
Carmichael Mackay
Rhinoceros Worth $5,000 F O. B. London
A rhinoceros valued at five thousand dollars F O B London England is noted in a trade or shipping record. The item appears as an outbound animal sale or freight listing with a clear destination and price.
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London
England
Bunyan’s Best Seller Quoted Prices on Animals and Auction
The article notes varied prices for exotic animals and curiosities, citing elephants, giraffes, and other beasts with prices from $40 up to several thousand. It discusses demand, size, age, and disposition affecting value, and mentions auctions and shipments by rail and current market limitations.
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E-Errett
Goria
Women farmers find role and value in farm life
The article argues women can actively participate in farm work beyond domestic duties, from tending gardens and birds to raising livestock. It contrasts farming with factory work, highlights benefits of improved rural infrastructure, and discusses education, technology, and community roles for women and families.
Artist at 50 Begins Training Hand to Paint Again
A reader describes Louis Alexander, now fifty, starting to train his left hand to brush and transfer beauty to his work. The note portrays an aging artist confronting practice, growth, and continued artistry.
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Louis Alexander
Left Handed Artist Shines At Chicago Exhibit
Neche of Oviands Florida, former art editor of a Chicago newspaper, gains notice in the annual Chicaza exhibit for landscapes of the Middle West and Atlantic coast. Critics praise his left handed painting as equal to his right, after a year of elemental practice.
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Bse
Chicaza Notary
Neche
Oviands
Fla
Chicago
Middle West
Atlanti
Tim
Cuties Secett
Eight Reasons For Culling Poultry Chicks Early
Poultrymen are urged to begin culling as chicks are removed from the incubator. Keep only strong, healthy birds and discard weak or deformed chicks to reduce disease risk, lower feed costs, and improve overall flock quality and profitability.
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Mare Ete
Nowliryman
Women Embrace Farming in Nation’s Heartland
The rise of women on farms reflects broader social change. About 850000 women work in the United States with 187686 owning farms and 73061 as tenants. Increased transportation access and improved home life drive the shift toward agricultural careers.
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Stati Snow
Adjusting Threshing Odds in Western Farms
A farm organization head from a leading western agricultural college outlines three methods to settle labor differences in community threshing. The bushel basis converts wheat to oats and divides total bushels by workers to set an average threshed per man, guiding fair contributions and payments.
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Western Agricultural College
Dowt Delay Testing Emphasizes Public Milk Safety
City boards of health focus on providing milk from healthy cows for the public. The piece notes growing attention to cattle testing and the importance of this work for those who have not yet undergone testing.
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City Boards of Health
Try II-Note Results in Chick Feed for Growth and Stride
Cid liver oil mixed with grain mash fed to young chicks reduces leg weakness and promotes normal growth. The test used two portions at a rate of one pint per feed, with a total of £0 pounds of feed.
Increasing Herd Profits Through Strong Annual Records
It is uncommon to hear men claim that good yearly records do not raise cow selling value. Cows with long records, whether purebred or graded, fetch 100 to 300 percent more than those without. A public-sale analysis shows records-keeping cows averaging over $650, while untested, damless cows bring just over $200. Buyers
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Wil
Smoothly
Mackay
Auppose
Sally
Schuyler
Bethesda
Rey
Carmichael Mackay
Gordon Mackay
Farming explained in simple terms and misused notes
The text presents a crude definition of farming as feeding low priced foods to plants or animals then selling them at a profit. It contrasts livestock feeding with crop feeding and references antiquated ideas of agriculture and chemicals.
Soybean Crop Tips From Field Notes
Soy beans are cut when blossoms and pads form to preserve leaves. Pratts should scoop leaves in the swath, cure in small cocks for about 30 weeks, then harvest. Peas and oats boost yield while soil inoculation improves seed bean quality.
Fragmentary Trade Note Mentions Cattle Records
A garbled OCR fragment references trades and a possible cattle records topic. The text mentions 300 to 400, a time cue, and cows with more records. Specific facts and names are unclear, making precise attribution difficult.
Profitable Side Line in Sheep Trade Debates Returns
Readable fragments discuss price cuts and demand for mutton, and the pros and cons of expanding sheep herds. The text hints at considerations of profitable side lines and better returns from sheep farming, from a historical context.
Emphasized the Issue and Western Movements in 1920s Press
The piece discusses Governor leadership in western political movements, contrasting Lowden and Bryan era rhetoric with conservative farm advocacy. It notes agitation around agriculture, convention dismissals, and stresses cautious, businesslike reform amid evolving party dynamics.
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Des Moines
Lam Jennings Bryan
Lowden
Sas
America
Fragmented OCR notes on aviation and campus sightings
Disjointed text from an OCR page mentions portable equipment at a University of Vermont farm, a Boston Globe piece, an Alumni bulletin death notice, and scattered dialogue about a plane, a castle, and aviation gear. The fragmentary items suggest a mix of campus activity, notices, and aerial references without a single cohesive story.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Boston
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