The Barn Stormers In a Tiny Town Comedy Sketch
Hobart narrates a traveling troupe’s ruined tour stop at a midwest town. The Juvenile frets about finance and theater life as Mike riffs with jokes and a new recitation about “Knock, and the World Knock with You” while staff and patrons share punchlines about a rustic hotel and the jokes of traveling performers.
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Bpoonsbury
Tandi's Bride Company
Mike
New York
Sivenile
Bay
Snett “Murphy's Landing
Miko
Chicago
Great White Way
Jersey City
Jerry
Texas
Jake
Torun
Rhoade
Ce Porter and Renoula
Tornio
Pine Town
Missouri
Independence
Joabe
United States
John Quincy Adama
Thomas Jefferson
Rutherford
U.S
Grover Cleveland
James A. Garfield
George Wrashington
Supreme Court Faces Possible Five Vacancies
The piece notes three justices eligible to retire and two more nearing age limits, risking a potential five vacancies on the Supreme Court. It discusses party balance, historical retirements, and the impact on rulings and appointments under the next president, with specific reference to Justices Fuller Harlan Peckham and Roosevelt era dynamics.
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United States Supreme Const Juations
Hoonevelt
United States
Democrate—Chilef
Fuller
Cleveland
White
Peckham
Thoend
Republicas In
Theresa
Lee
Elieitle
Harlan
Justice Krewer
Toyard
Riovelt
Lila
Neel
Eupreme Court
Juetloen Krown
Shirse
Eligiie
Hei Memder
Jusice Field
Supreme Bench
McKinley
McKenna
Justice Field
Walte
Justice Walte
Justice Field Weld
Justice Strong
Grant
Justice Harlan
Roosevelt
Hrewer
Brown
Peeckham
Hrown
Mr. Moody
True test of a man for truth and principle
The quote attributed to Thomas Carlyle proclaims that a person remains true to the truth and its principle, ready to act or risk consequences at any hour, never wavering under pressure. It emphasizes steadfast integrity and moral readiness.
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Thomas Carlyle
Will Sanders Walks To Rockport For Mascot Hope
The St Louis Post Dispatch recounts 11 year old William Sanders arriving in St Louis after a three week journey with bloody feet seeking a mascot job for the Crowns. It notes his grit and single mindedness, praising perseverance and judgment as keys to future success.
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William Sanders
81. Louis
Rockport
Willam
Ie Tan
Charkwe
House of Detention
William
St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Grading Up in Horse Breeding by A.8 Alexander
A veterinarian from Wisconsin explains the grading up process in horse breeding through top crosses, purebreds, and grades. It covers how progeny gain or fail to gain purebred status, the role of prepotency, and the need to retire grade stallions in favored breeding programs. The piece emphasizes maintaining pureblood lines and avoiding descent from scrub stock to achieve superior, inheritable traits.
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Munt
Bath
Manure Shed Design For An Old Barn
Practical notes from the Breeders' Gazette describe a manure shed to cover and store manure with options for an upper story for bedding and hay. It suggests clearances for driving under and configurable dimensions such as 36 by 24 feet or up to 42 by 42 feet with movable troughs and no permanent furniture.
Cleanliness cuts costs in poultry business profits
Two major wastes log and feed drive costs in poultry farming. Prevent waste and maximize feed gains to boost profits. Cleanliness in pens, yards, and houses is more than half the battle and can cut last year’s losses by about 60 percent.
Hens and Grasshoppers Prompt Ration Dropoff
Evening note advises dropping meat rations during grasshopper time and saving the supply for cold weather when hens are shut in.
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Fenry
Geo. V. Hobart
Hugh M'Hugh
Gio
Ila
Supreme Court
Sustice JM Harlan
Justice OW Holmes
Man
Ulinois
Pr. A
Alexander
Wisconsn
Morse
Curry
HOCKS
Joseph FE. Wing
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