Local grocer and neighborly chat about eggs and dignity
A humorous collection of brief clippings shows a grocer smoothing over a customer's ruffled mood about egg prices, a child defending her father’s rank as lieutenant, and a golfer turning loss into philosophical amusement, noting the joy of a good game over sympathy.
Heard in a Restaurant
A humorous exchange about salad dressing and a waiter returning the dish. The brief joke hinges on wordplay about undressing the salad.
A Summer Cold and Boschee's Syrup Remedy
A summer cold is hard to shake. Rest in bed if possible with Boschee's Syrup for quiet sleep and easy breathing. If staying in bed is not possible, avoid drafts, changes, and heavy meals, and take Boschee's Syrup in moderate doses. It has been made in America for over fifty years and is sold at medicine stores.
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America
Andrew Carnegie Claimed by Death in Berkshire Estate
Andrew Carnegie a famed ironmaster and philanthropist died Monday at his Lenox mansion after weeks of illness. He had begun giving away his fortune in 1901, distributing over 300 million dollars by the time of his death, a pace of more than 50 thousand dollars daily.
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Lenox
Mass
Berkshires
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Carnegie
Senate to Investigate Mexican Outrages on Americans
The senate foreign relations committee won unanimous approval to probe Mexican outrages on Americans and property. A subcommittee led by Senator Fall will collect information, with possible policy recommendations to prevent further incidents. The group may spend months uncovering abuses and form a remedial program.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Mexico
United States
Lodge
Fall
New Mexico
Wilson
Ashurst
Arizona
Senator Fall
Brandegee
Connecticut
Smith
Poultry Grading Up Shows Meat and Size Gains
United States Department of Agriculture reports from Beltsville experiments crossing standard bred males with mongrel hens. First generation weights rise from 4.33 to 5.68 pounds, second to 5.98, third to 6.49. Barred Plymouth Rock tests show similar gains totaling about 2.1 pounds over three generations, boosting market weight and profitability for farmers.
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United Sachment of Agriculture
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Government Experimental Farm
Beltsville
Plymouth Rock
Location of Poultry House
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture explains choosing a site with natural drainage away from the house. It recommends a dry porous soil, a south facing orientation for sunlight, about three square feet of floor space per bird, and emphasizes proper ventilation and sunlight for a dry, healthy poultry house.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry Breeds and Care Tips From An Old Almanac
The text lists Asiatic breeds Brahma Cochin and Langshan and English breeds Sussex Cornish Dorking Orpington Redcap. It notes head lice and mites afflict baby chicks and poultry, stresses removing roosters to produce infertile eggs, and highlights clean fresh water as crucial for growing young chicks.
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Cochin
Langshan
Sussex
Cornigh
Dorking
Orpington
Redcap
Hobby vetoes German language education and other items
Governor Hobby vetoed the German language teaching item in the University of Texas appropriation and cut 25000 for a blind school hospital and 15000 for a Deaf and Dumb Institute laundry addition while approving the judiciary and a printing board bill. He called German elimination conducive to Americanism and said the hospital and laundry sums were inadequate for their purposes.
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Austin
Tex
Hobby
University of Texas
Blind Asylum
Deaf and Dumb Institute
State Printing Board
Farmers Condemn Profiteers Acts and Board Actions
In Austin the Texas Farmers Institute approved resolutions praising farmers and backing the state agriculture department on 1919 cost of production and minimum price. The group named an executive committee including T N Jones and B L Shirley and formed a cotton mill site committee with J H Cargill as chair. A separat e El Paso note reports a plot to have the Chihuahua City Garrison revolt against Carranza and join Villa, with federal officers imprisoned for inciting mutiny.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Farmers’ Institute
T. N. Jones
Tyler
la Beatty
Lockhart
B. L. Crouch
San Antonio
Kinard
Cisco
B. L. Shirley
Apna
George Co. Reeves
Mineola
W. N. Baker
Donna
J. H. Cargill
Sam Dixon
Houston
T. F. Gilley
Caldwell
W. E. Long
Allen Haywood
Brownsville
State Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
el Paso
Chihuahua City
Garison
Carranza
Villa
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M‘neill & Libby
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