Buttermilk Feeding Boosts Hog Profits Shown in Trial
An experiment at the Trendon Experiment Station compared buttermilk with grain and with digester tankage as hog feed. Pigs fed buttermilk produced over twice the profit per unit cost versus grain, while the buttermilk group yielded seven times the profit over grain and water. The grain plus tankage option outperformed grain alone but lagged behind buttermilk.
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Trandon
Ber
Lennoxville Que
Doomidon
World’s Champion Husband Found in Bamoun Realm
Mile Homburger, renowned linguist, reports finding the world’s champion husband in the Bamoun kingdom of Cameroon during a mission to study leprosy handling methods. She observed the sultan and his 550 wives, noting their apparent happiness amid the sultan’s harem.
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French Cameroons
Mile Homburger
France
Interior
Africa
Sultan
Niova
Kingdom
Bamoun
Mile
Hamburger
Detective Recounts Night of Confusion in Bathhouse Incident
A conversation fragment suggests a detective questions a Lady about a Saturday night event. The Lady remembers only that she was in her bath and that the time was chaotic with a strong reaction from suspect No 1. The fragment hints at an unresolved inquiry.
Fragmented dialogue hints at expense and vessel drawing
A clipped dialogue shows a wife boasting about saving money to buy a blouse and paying for heat with funds given by her partner. A vessel drawing ten feet rises two inches when moving from fresh water to salt water, mentioned in the same fragment.
Early hatching more profitable than late for winter egg production
Lennoxville Quebec station reports three year test on Barred Plymouth Rocks. Early hatchings in April to mid April yielded higher egg counts and profits in November to February than those hatched in May. Lights equalized day length. early hatchlings matured before cold weather, boosting winter production and profitability.
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Plymouth Rocks
Canadian Wheat Crop Outlook May Reach 500 Million Bushels
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service warns a prairie Canada wheat crop of up to 500 million bushels is possible under favorable conditions. British purchases of Canadian wheat could aid exchange rates and Britain's imports policy might influence U S price dynamics. American growers discuss restricting production at a National Wheat Conference led by seven governors.
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Terior
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Dominion
George Lawson Johnston
Great Britain
United States
New Bravolette Material Used in Safety Razors
A German inventor adopts a new material named Bravolette for safety razors. The material resembles ivory tortoise shell or marble by finish and does not rust. It requires only rinsing after use and is cheaper than metal razors.
Voter Education Call From Ohio Educator
Dr S K Mardis head of rural education at Ohio State University Columbus argues voters should be educated before voting. He says no native or foreign born person should vote until they can read and write English and have knowledge of government and a patriotic understanding of America’s free institutions.
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S. K. Mardis
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Free Institutions of America
Lion Pursuit Scene Delivers Dramatic 500 Foot Chase
The director tells actor Mr. Daring that in the scene a lion will pursue him for five hundred feet. The actor questions the limit while Bilack and Bive Jay react to the staged danger.
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Daring
Striking Color Schemes Dominate Sports Costumes This Season
The season favors bold color combinations including rust gray gold mauve jade French blue black and many blends. Black and white provide relief and the photographed frock uses Crepe de Chine with prints featuring Egyptian and Assyrian motifs and fantastical designs.
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Gayety
Play Safe This Outdoor Season Warns in London Advertiser
The London Advertiser cautions readers about outdoor risks as the season begins. It urges cautious driving and river safety, noting that hesitation can prevent wrecks and tragedies. It warns that rushing to reach destinations invites danger and that even skilled swimmers can fall victim. It advocates learning canoe skills before attempting such activities and avoiding being a martyr to a dangerous pursuit. The piece emphasizes prudent choices when unsure and choosing safety over haste.
Changed His Residence Policy Query Leads to Odd Report
A caller asks about reporting a residence change to an insurance office clerk. The clerk confirms the policy requires updates and the caller explains he only altered the house color and raised the kitchen chimney, then ends the exchange with a polite goodbye.
New Latex Shipping Promises Rubber Freight Evolution
Rubber is now shipped as latex from the East Indies to its continent, replacing traditional blocks and sheets. Tank cars for latex will soon be common on railroads. Latex is the white sap of the rubber tree, and ammonia prevents premature hardening during handling.
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East Indies
Reading Candy Mottoes Spreads Cheer in Family Moment
A lighthearted exchange shows a child sharing candy with a sibling while proudly noting that the other enjoys reading. The mother smiles at the witty response highlighting literacy and generosity within a domestic scene.
Wells To Be Paid Fifty Thousand For Weekly Articles
H G Wells receives a total of 50000 dollars for a weekly article contract with an American periodical at seventy five cents per word. The arrangement spans multiple weeks.
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H. G. Wells
Reliable Clover Seed From Dryden District Gains Demand
Red clover seed grown in Dryden district of New Ontario shows strong results across Canada. Central Experimental Farm tests confirm farmer observations. Ontario, Federal agriculture departments and Canadian Seed Growers' Association will inspect and certify selected local fields to safeguard seed identity and quality.
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Dryden
New Ontario
Canada
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Ontario
Floral Cooperative
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Federal Department of Agriculture
Canadian Seed
Growers’ Association Canada
Eiffel Tower Proves Its Endurance Beyond Twenty Years
Reporters recount how skeptics feared collapse of the Paris Exposition tower. Designer Alexandre Eiffel predicted twenty years of standing, while engineers now deem the tower safe for more than two decades. The structure proved valuable during the war as a wireless station.
When Everybody Aviates
A pundit urges all to take up flying for safety and space in the air, noting broad room for aviation while cautioning that universal adoption would change the dynamic. The piece ends with a controversial remark tied to civilizing themes and disease comparison.
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Tacoma News-Tribune
Hornets and Wasps Compared by Fairies in Nature Lesson
Stella explains hornets nest shape differs from wasps with a gray pear shaped hive versus exposed cells. Pimzie asks about insect differences and the Fairy notes wasps are brighter yellow with shorter bodies, many nesting in tree hollows or ground holes and that stings are very painful.
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Stella
Pimzie
Your Teeth and the Body as a Mechanical Marvel
The article likens the body to a complex machine with hands, arms, nerves, and vessels that repair themselves. It argues a pure, well prepared diet is vital, warns that infected mouths corrupt food, and notes neuritis and other mouth related issues arise from overwork and infection. It compares dental health to a car needing a skilled mechanic and a mouth specialist as essential as a garage expert.
Glasgow Youth and the Meat Sandwich Exchange
A Scots landlady and a north city youth strike a quirky trade over meals. Each morning she provides a meat sandwich and tea to travel to work, he complains, she halves a loaf with ham, he returns with a two slice sandwich and half a loaf.
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Glasgow
Foolish Moment on 42nd Street in New York
A New York correspondent recalls a comic incident on 42nd Street where a man picks up a dropped shoe and returns it to an amused woman who claims it. The moment ends with the man crossing the street and watching passersby in a shop window.
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New York
42Nd Street
Not the Last Call Neighbor
A short humorous exchange features Bertie ignoring repeated calls from his mother while a neighbor notes the persistence. Bertie quips that his mother has not yet called Albert, prompting a lighthearted moment in Pearsons Weekly.
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Bertie
Albert
Pearson's Weekly
Neighborly Silence: Many Shun Speaking Kind Words
A line reflects on how people often skip praising their neighbor and refrain from saying a good word on behalf of others. It hints at a common social reluctance to advocate for those nearby.
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