Biway system aims to ease city traffic with elevated dual trains
Norman Wilson Storer proposes the Biway system a high above street network of parallel trains with continuous movement. Passengers board at any point with rapid 50 second intervals and central control coordinates all signals gates and speeds for seamless transfer and high capacity movement.
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Storer
Buster Bear Flees Bees After Honey Haul Misadventure
Buster Bear escapes from a hemlock tree and Honey feast while Farmer Brown's Boy flees bees. The bear, chasing relief, heads toward Paddy the Beaver’s pond for mud and a bath as the boy pursues to ease his own stung face.
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Buster Bear
Farmer Brown
Buster
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Paddy the Beaver
T. W. Burgess
WNN Service
Record Miss Ruth Osburn Upsets A A A Trials
Miss Ruth Osburn of Shelbyville Missouri won the Missouri Valley A A A regional Olympic tryouts at Columbia. She set a new women’s discus mark 108 feet 24 inches breaking the 107 foot 6 inch American record by Caroline C Lowe in 1929. Osburn also captured championships in the shot put baseball throw and javelin in the Mid West meet.
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Ruth Osburn
Shelbyville
Missouri Valley
Columbia
Osburn
Caroline C. Lowe
Bran as a Laxative Food And Recipe Use
The article extols uncooked bran as a well known laxative, suitable for adding roughage to meals. It notes some people may find it irritating, recommends mixing bran into cereals or dishes, and provides a recipe combining bran with egg, salt, brown sugar, and butter.
Even Lawyers
A father reflects on his son's choice between law and preaching and vows to support either path. He emphasizes service over money and notes the law can be a grace filled vocation. The poem frames law as a field needing honest effort like a vineyard needing care.
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O. K
Graybeard
Douglas Malloch
WNU
Bran Muffins and Bran Upside Down Cake Recipe
Instructions for making bran muffins and a bran upside down cake. Includes quantities for flour milk bran sugar salt and shortening with baking powder and soda. Provides mixing heating and baking steps and notes a sour milk substitution. (1932 Western Newspaper Union)
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Western Newspaper Union
Easy for a man to reduce say Honorah about marriage
Housekeeper Honorah notes a man can shrink his troubles by marrying a bridge fiend. The remark appears in a 1932 Bell Syndicate piece syndicated by W. Bervice, reflecting social humor of the era.
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Housekeeping Honorah
Bell Syndicate
Illinois dairy herd study shows potential gains from efficiency
Prof C S Rhode dairy extension specialist says replacing 1 099 000 cows with 654 289 cows of higher efficiency could add about 20 million dollars in annual income for Illinois farmers while milk output remains steady. Associations in 73 counties provide farmers with records and management help.
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Illinois
C. S. Rhode
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
College Extension Service
Rhode
New Production Record Set by Holstein Herd
The Cherokee State hospital Holstein herd in Cherokee Iowa set a national record for 50 cows or more. The herd averaged 15721 pounds of milk with 556 pounds of fat while 50 cows were milked four times daily and 87 cows three times daily. The herd outpaced the national average in fat by 188 pounds and outpaced the average for herds milked three or four times daily by 157 pounds.
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Cherokee State Hospital
Cherokee
Iowa
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
United States
Milking Thrice Daily Debated At Canadian Exhibition
At the Canadian national exhibition a conversation with George Innes of the noted J. W. Innes and Sons farm explored milking cows three times daily. Innes said the practice mainly boosts ROP standings but, after consideration, also pays in commercial production. He noted rotation of workers to manage the routine and echoed similar views from experienced farmers.
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George Innes
J. W. Innes and Sons
George
Montreal Family Herald
Cream Farming Boosts Dairy Profit Says Farm Journal
The Farm Journal argues selling cream rather than whole milk benefits dairies by keeping skimmilk fertility on the farm reducing hauling and health costs and allowing better management, with current surplus milk prices offering limited profit.
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Board of Health
Farm Journal
Pays to Test Cows and Weigh Profit with Babcock Test
Martin Swedbred of Woodford County Dairy Herd Improvement notes two cows freshened within three days. After nine months of milking one cow showed a $61.20 higher profit over feed costs, despite not appearing the pinnacle of productivity.
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Babcock
Martin Swedbred
Woodford County
Irl
High producing cows cost less to feed per pound of butterfat
Capper's Farmer notes that feeding costs per pound of butterfat drop as yield rises. A cow producing 100 pounds costs 36 cents per pound, 200 pounds 21 cents, 300 pounds 16 cents, and 400 pounds 14 cents, with overall margins favoring high producers even after labor and housing are counted.
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Capper
Robins Nest Found in Bath Country Club Glass
A robin built a nest inside the Bath Maine Country Club clubhouse after a pane broke during winter. The nest with two blue eggs was discovered when the glass was reset. The bird began pecking at the window as it attempted to rear its young.
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Robin
Bath
Maine) Country Club
Apply Once and Away Goes Itch Ointment Ad
Quick acting Blue Star Ointment stops itching instantly. One application kills germs. Third application heals rash eczema ringworm and rawness returning skin to normal itch free condition. Clean pleasant odor. Money back if it fails. Sold by all drug stores.
Pocketbook Anxiety Sparks Fashion Gown Fear
A humorous exchange shows a wife worrying over a finicky pocketbook and her husband’s smoking objections. She quips that her husband Jack would not mind, but fears her own sparks could ruin her gown.
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Jack
Prison Baseball Team Becomes Runaway Driver’s New Stage
In a sharp shift from a hit and run past, the disgraced driver now performs as part of a prison baseball team. The line between punishment and entertainment raises questions about rehabilitation and public spectacle.
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Boston Transcript
Earth's Ice Reserve Boundaries on Global Surface
The article notes about 6,000,000 square miles of ice exist on Earth's surface, with 5,000,000 square miles located in the Antarctic. It highlights the vast polar ice extent and contrasts the overall total with the Antarctic portion.
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Earth
Antarctic
Reduced 30 Pounds Never Felt Better
Miss Madeline Crowley of Little Rock Arkansas reports losing 30 pounds after a year using Kruschen Salts. The ad touts health gains from weight loss and urges daily half teaspoonful doses with hot water before breakfast.
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Madeline Crowley
Little Rock
Ark
Save Your Steam Most Arguments Are Too Trivial
A brief editorial note from American Magazine argues that most disputes are not worth heated debate, urging readers to conserve energy for meaningful concerns and focus on constructive discourse.
Cyclones Target Not in Popular Air Class
A concise remark notes that the Cyclones will not advance into the popular air class, reflecting a standing challenge or classification concern for the team.
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