Tokyo Yokohama Earthquake Toll Tops 300000
Washington reports a Japan quake disaster with 200000 to 300000 dead and 800000 to 500000 injured. Over 310000 homes destroyed as Red Cross appeals for funds and relief ships brace for critical aid amid aftershocks and famine fears.
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Washington
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
Sloover
Japan
Yokohama
Navy Department
Admiral Anderson
Asiatic Fleet
Huron
Osaka
Tokyo
Honjo
Central
Grand Hotel
Nagasaki
Sept. S
Bank of Japan
Kodzu
Empress
Australia
Profitable Feed for Farm Stock Uses Wheat as Alternative
The Department of Agriculture notes farmers can help each other amid wheat glut and corn shortages. It explains when wheat fed at various price ratios becomes as profitable as corn, detailing feeding efficiency, grinding needs, and suitability for cattle hogs poultry dairy horses and fattening operations.
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United States Department of Agricullture
United States Department of Agriculture
Corm Belt
C. W. Pugsley
Bureau of Animal Industry
Nebraska
Home Remedies for Removing Stains and Rusty Irons
The article offers stain removal tips including mixing equal parts ammonia and spirits of turpentine to treat fabric stains and using carbonate of soda with water for soaking white or light materials. It also shares a method to smooth rusty irons by rubbing with beeswax in muslin and salt, then cleaning with a cloth.
Why a Woman Resembles Music When She Is Composed
A question about parallels between a woman's structure and music highlights the idea of composition as arrangement. It suggests harmony, form, and measure mirror feminine artistry, inviting reflection on creativity and identity.
Methods of Using Oversized Sweet Potatoes in Agriculture
The USDA studies using jumbo sweet potatoes grown in good seasons. Large crops with 40 percent oversized tubers prompt developing profitable products from starch and by products. A lab developed sweet potato syrup may become viable if production costs drop or sugar prices rise.
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United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
U. S
United States
Purea of Chemistry
Wisconsin Herd of Cows Profits for Owner in One Year
A Wisconsin herd of 11 Holstein cows owned by William F. Jaehnig of Fredonia earned a return of 2.41 for each dollar of feed. The herd averaged 516 pounds of milk with 304.3 pounds of butterfat, equaling 630.4 pounds of butter, and netted 1671.28 over feed costs. Milk was produced mainly in winter with thrice daily milking, and a grain mix totaling 300 pounds corn cob meal, 200 oats, 200 wheat bran, 100 shaven feed, and 100 oil meal.
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Wisconsin
Wiliam F. Jaehnig
Fredonia
A. J. Cramer
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Jaehnig
Luis
Silage as Ideal Winter Ration for Cows
Farmers turn to corn silage as a practical substitute for winter pasture. Silage closely resembles green grass in nutrients, keeping cows healthy with glossy coats. Cows fed silage yield richer milk and stand ready as silo filling time nears.
Minerals in Legume Hays Boost Milk Production Findings
Ohio station tests show clover alfalfa and soybean hays supply minerals essential for milk production, outperforming bone meal supplements. Curing method affects mineral availability, with day cure avoiding heavy dew rain or prolonged sun exposure yielding the most nutritious hay.
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Ohio
Legome
Luke the Great Physician and Paul’s Companion
In this lesson Luke is presented as a gifted physician and careful historian who wrote Luke and Acts to strengthen Theophilus. It highlights Luke’s compassion for the sick, his precise descriptions, and his steadfast fidelity as Paul’s friend and helper through trials.
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Paul
Iris
Theophilus
Tle
Jesus
Treans
Europe
Philipfm
Miletus
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Felix
Jestus
Rome
God
Pauls
Fear God and Take Your Own Part in Adversity
A reflection on courage and integrity urging a young man to stand firm against bullying. It cites Moses and David to illustrate fearing God and defending oneself, noting bullies retreat when faced with true resolve.
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God
Moses
David
When a Man Gets Angry and Does Good Works
A sermon on controlled anger praising the moral force of righteous resolve. It argues energy channeled rightly drives progress and moral action, likening anger to steam powering achievement that moves the world forward.
Blind Fanaticism Quotation Turns on Honest Fool
A Grimms quotation warns that the extreme zeal of a single sincere man can unleash more harm than the combined mischief of many criminals. The line emphasizes the danger of fanatical belief over collective wrongdoing.
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Grimm
Forgiveness of Sin Dialogue Cites Oglethorpe and Wesley
A witty exchange ties moral absolution to personal action as General Oglethorpe declares he never forgives and Wesley responds that no forgiveness implies no sin. The remark crystallizes a moral deflation of fault and consequence.
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General Oglethorpe
Wesley
Forgiveness and Enduring Friendships Quote
A Bruyere adage notes that forgiveness sustains friendships beyond mutual failings. It suggests that two people cannot stay friends if they cannot forgive each other's faults.
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Bruyere
Castoria Comforts Babies for Over 30 Years
Fletcher's Castoria has served as a gentle remedy for infants for over three decades. It is described as a non narcotic teething aid with proven directions on each bottle and is physician recommended. the label bears a genuine signature.
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Fletcher
Cysthlden Progress Voices Slow Alignment With Minority Schemes
In a reflective note the publication contends that progress is hindered by cautious steps and alignment with minority schemes. The piece stresses patience, unity, and measured responses amid social tensions.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertisement
The Soup cleanses and purifies the skin while the Ointment soothes and heals and the Talcum powders and perfumes. A complete toilet trio for clear skin used daily.
Late Night Break-In Ends With Quiet Household Note
A drunken intruder enters by keyhole at 4 a.m. He removes his coat and prepares to go upstairs as a familiar voice questions his arrival. After a brief exchange, he mentions recent conferences and confirms doors are locked and windows fastened. Nell greets him in bed noting he has been drinking.
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Mary
Baba
Nell
Jack
Secrecy Impossible in Diplomatic Talks
A character rejects secret diplomacy as impractical and asserts a desire for openness, noting Henrietta would uncover hidden talks if she investigated.
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Mr. Meekton
Hall of Fame catalogues prompt public explanation
A Globe-Democrat note argues Hall of Fame inductees deserve clearer justification. The author contends that some selections need more context and rationale for readers.
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Hall of Fame
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
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