Fate of the Habsburg house in modern times questioned
The article traces the Habsburgs from their medieval origins in Switzerland through the Holy Roman era and the rise of Austria Hungary. It notes the imperial title's shifting meaning, the 19th century consolidation under Francis Joseph I, and the 1916 abdication of Charles I with the family in exile in Switzerland at Prangins after World War I.
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Selective Service for Farm Flock to Rule Year Round
United States Department of Agriculture urges continuous culling of farm fowl to remove non productive hens and boost profits. Inspect flocks yearly and select best producers for breeding while marketing inferior birds to maximize feed use and egg output. Continuous culling through July and careful selection by multiple traits recommended.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Early Morning Laundry Partners in Apartment Harmony
In the opaline dawn a third floor resident spots two youths hanging clothes on a spider web like line. One wears Rhaki and the other a blue gingham dress as they work together from a basket beside them. The scene suggests they have done this before daylight and notes the savings of shared labor in keeping a household affordable.
New Platinum Mies Prospect of Alaska Railroad Riches
Geologist and experts report two years of prospecting establish extensive lands tributary to a proposed Alaskan railroad. They expect platinum mining to be profitable along the route, signaling strong future industry potential for the region.
Proper Egg Handling From Farm To City Markets
United States Department of Agriculture advises merchants to store eggs in a dry cold place or chill them in a refrigerating plant to well below 40 degrees. From farm to town, eggs must be gathered twice daily and cooled promptly to prevent incubation or spoilage, with heat identified as the great enemy.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mercchant
Carefully Save Droppings for Fertilizer Use and Disposal
The guidance emphasizes saving and storing bird droppings from any flock and directing them to use as fertilizer for plants or to others who can apply them to enrich soil. It stresses careful handling and proper disposal.
Fresh Litter for Nests in Wartime Nests
Fresh litter should be placed in the egg nests at frequent intervals during the warm summer.
Care after dehorning in cattle operations
The text advises aftercare following dehorning to prevent entry of foreign substances into horn-removal openings. It notes the horns connect to frontal sinuses and infections can form pus or abscesses, especially with damaged instruments. Recommend cool weather procedures, pine tar to deter sparks, and performing the operation on animals aged two years or older.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Notes on Feeding and Rearing Chicks
Practical guidance on rooster management and feed strategies for ducks and turkeys. Emphasizes separation, clean milk for chicks, plenty of green and meat feed, and sufficient range to prevent overfeeding. Notes that confinement and improper feeding cause failures in turkey raising.
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Turkey
Not a Flattering Portrait
A minister sits for a child’s drawing as the girl compares the result with the original and rejects it saying she will “put a tafd to te and call it a deg” after noting the likeness isn’t right.
Lift off Corns Doesn't Hurt a Bit and Freezone Costs
A vintage advertisement touts corn treatment with Lift off Corns promising painless relief and Freezone priced at only a few cents. The copy emphasizes quick, easy use and low cost for home foot care.
Fr Drops Help Remove Corns and Calluses Pain Free
A brief notice describes FR drops used on corns or calluses to instantly stop pain and peel away the corn with no soreness. It promotes painless removal and claims immediate relief.
Mine Sweepers at Work
Mine sweepers are ships that discover and sweep up explosive mines placed in the sea during war. Usually two small vessels operate together, dragging mine cables that connect to each ship with the middle portion at depth. The cables set off or lift the mines in the mined area.
Truthful tidings for the mistress as she’s away
A brief item from Pearson's Weekly notes a message to a mistress from a visitor. The line hints at a promised delight once she returns, defining a playful domestic tone in the periodical.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic 60¢ Bottle Sold Nationwide
The tonic purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine, boosting energy and appetite. It is advertised as a non patent medicine, popular in homes for over three decades, with a claim of purifying impurities and strengthening the body.
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GROVE
Phonograph Direct from Manufacturer at Wholesale
Advertises direct phono sales from the manufacturer with weekly payment or cash options. Mentions George Kitt at Russell Ave Indianapolis and salesman GB Reynolds at Riehl Bide Blackwell Oklahoma.
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Russell Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
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Riehl Bide
Blackwell
Okla
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