Bohemia’s Economic Strength Amid Central Europe Ties
An analysis highlights Bohemia as economically independent with vast agricultural output, sugar and hops exports, strong iron ore and coal, Skoda and Prague machine works, a thriving textile and lace industry, and extensive forests. It notes Bohemia’s strategic rail link with Germany and the goal of free development for Czecho-Slovaks within a cooperative regional framework.
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Europe
Bohemia
Hungary
Austria
Germany
Poland
Bu‘kovina
Transylvania
Adijoin
Bukovina
BF. Prainer
the New
York “Herald
Mid-European Union
Hall
Eidelphia
Bismarck
Balkan Peninsula
Garden of
Mohawk Valley
Empire State
Austro- Hungarian Empire
Ceredis
England
Denmark
Nile
Bo‘hemia
Vlnnis
Bohemian
Skoda
Pilsen
Prague
Carlsbad
Lower
Wilbe
United States
Bohemis
White House Ground Tales From Old Executive Mansion
Fragmentary notes recount whimsical past at the White House including livestock oddities, chairs, and daily routines. The piece references Taft, Andrew Jackson, and historical scenes with animals, servants, and brief glimpses of former presidential life around the executive mansion.
Indian Life Along Upper Klamath River Explored
The article describes the isolation of the Klamath river region, its Indian inhabitants and dugout canoes, and notes Humboldt county’s road partnership with the federal government to open ten miles into Somes Bar enabling travel into Siskiyou county. It remarks on enduring tribal life and an odd belief about George Washington discovering America.
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Ureka
Cal
Klamath River
Amazon
Humboldt County
Somes Bar Country
Siskiyou County
Sacramento Valley
George Washington
America
Boiling Sea Destroys Cargo On American Coast Route
Captain Isaac Gorman reports sailing six hours through a boiling sea area north of the West Indies where vapor clouds hindered navigation. He says thousands of pounds of fish spoiled and were dumped overboard while eggs cooked in the sun and the crew suffered sickness from the heat and stench aboard the Isabel.
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Reeport
Tex
West Indies
Isaac Gorman
Isabel
Gorman
Death of Chicago swindler Dickie Dean recalled
A Chicago con man known as Dickie Dean who pioneered the lake front explosion and Masonic Temple turn around swindles is dead. He ran a gang from Smoky Hollow with Crabby Burns Tony Aven Eddie Hall Jim Davis and Johnny Bingham. The scheme lured strangers to watch a supposed lake front explosion and then led them into gambling and fake bets to watch the Masonic Temple allegedly turn around.
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Middle West
Dickie” Dean
Lake Front
Masonic Temple
Dean
Chicago
Roosevelt Peak name change proposed for Sneffels area
Opposition movement in Colorado seeks to rename Sneffels Peak to Roosevelt Peak to honor Theodore Roosevelt. Plan would add the title to the 14,443 foot summit south of Montrose, offering expansive views into Arizona and Mexico. Proposal mentions government action, local zoning, and potential national park implications.
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Ostrosh
Colo
Sneffets
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Montrose
Sneffels Peak
Colorado
Linh
Arizona
Sioxico
Roose Svelt Doak
Sneifelx
Sneffels
Nacre
United States
Micairese
Ouray
Rooseveil
Roosevelt National Park
Emgrees
Sequoia Nations Park
California
Eemata
Wierhes
Cable Frog
Parke
Self-Feeder Saves Labor For Hogs Uses Constant Feed
United States Department of Agriculture promotes self feeders as a labor saver for hogs. Farmers' Bulletins 906 outlines advantages and materials. Labor shortages push adoption of feeding systems that reduce rush season work. A Corn-Belt Farming Year 614 describes hogging down crops to save harvest labor.
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United States Department of Agricwtures
Farmers
Parmers
Feeding Sheep in Winter A Practical Ration Guide
The article advises feeding sheep in winter with a liberal portion of grain in the ration. It warns that lack of alfalfa hay silage or roots necessitates adding oil meal to counteract constipation from dry coarse seeds and prevent winter flock troubles.
Pigs Relish Linseed Meal In Hog Feed Mix
Linseed meal is noted as a supplement to corn in hog feeding and can become the cheapest protein carrier when tankage or skimmilk are unavailable at reasonable prices.
Live Stock Notes for Small Farmers and Beginners
Practical advice on starting with hogs and sheep, increasing flocks with experience, pasture and grain feeding, beef feeder gains, dehorning cattle, alfalfa hay protein value, silage benefits, calf nutrition, harness fit, and caution about breeding to certain stock traits.
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Brno
Free
Krague
Lantal
Executive Mansion
White House
Investi
Dhat Taft
Willteep
Andrew Jackson
Pat Oon
Ami
Mike
Ialt Baal
Palangda
Neesevet Eax
Uolerade
T. BR
Memoria
Jong
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