Benefactor the Grand Champion Steer at Purdue Short Courses
The Purdue extension program showcases Benefactor a 1700 pound shorthorn steer famed for multiple championships from Kansas to Iowa. The animal will be used in Farmers Short Courses to teach stock judging and animal husbandry to Indiana farmers, with Benefactor joined by other cattle for comparisons by extension staff.
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Purdue University Agricultural Extension Department
Indiana
America
University
Tomson Brothers
Dover
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural College
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas College
Why Go incubator Chicks Die and How to Prevent
An article explains deaths in incubators caused mainly by White Diarrhoea and other factors. It cites contagious disease, sanitation, and prevention measures including cleaning parent hens, Epsom salts, lime disinfection, alcohol dipping, thorough incu bator disinfection, proper feeding delays, and land sanitation. It advises moving stock to fresh land if past outbreaks occurred.
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Sina
Tornado Damages Indiana Agricultural Station Building
A central Indiana tornado wrecked the seed and fertilizer building at the agricultural experiment station two years after its construction. Loss is about 10000 dollars with many windows shattered and two sheep sheds blown away. The storm ranks among the state’s most destructive.
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Indiana
Agricultural Experiment Station
To Broaden Their Views The Academy of Agricultural Science
The Academy of Agricultural Science in Indiana gathers experiment station men who meet bi monthly to share departmental work. A presenter from one department discusses an aspect of agriculture, inviting questions and exposing others to the station’s broader efforts.
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The
Academy of Agricultural Science
Indiana Experiment Station
Clover experiments show value of $5 to $12 per acre
Indiana experiment station reports clover in rotation with corn and cereals increases yields. Conservatively, growing clover with crops adds $5 to $8 per acre, depending on soil, with total improvement estimates from $5 to $12 per acre.
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Indiana Experiment Station
Four Biblical Eras in Jewish History and Their Lessons
A compact study outlines the four periods: Divided Kingdom from 982 to 722 with Judah and Israel, Judah as sole kingdom from 722 to 586, the Babylonian exile 605 to 586, and the return and restoration from 536 to 400, linking secular events to biblical history and warning of civic righteous reform.
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Sone Tower
Judah
Israel
Jerusalem
Samaria
House of David
Israeli
Elijah
Silisha
Temple
Babylon
Christ
A Cure for Care from the Master’s Restful Word
Poem extols trust in the Master and Providence as a sovereign cure for anxious thoughts. It asserts believers may learn the Master’s teaching to discern that God reigns and provides loving care for all, including those ignorant of the word.
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Brudens
Cheesecloth Christmas Creates Practical Gifts on Limited Funds
A frugal narrator describes a clever plan to craft a Cheesecloth Christmas. She sewed dusters, dish cloths, trunk and dresser covers, and baby and bridal lays from cheesecloth with simple trims. Curtains and laundry bags were made, using scented linings and careful measurements, turning scarcity into thoughtful, usable gifts.
A Christmas Supper Planned for a Hearty Noon
A Christmas supper described as a sumptuously shared noontime meal. An orange cup fruit starter with holly leaves precedes fried oysters, slaw, biscuits, chips, molded desserts, cranberry jelly, lobster salad, wafers, coffee, cheese, nuts, and grapes. Salted almonds arrive in sled boxes with name cards attached to small Christmas trees holding bon bons.
Seven Ages of Woman Bazaar Use of Themed Booths Draws Crowds
A bazaar featured poster promises to reveal the seven ages of woman. Tables portrayed Baby, Childhood, Sweethearts, Bride, Mother's, Sister, and Grandmother eras with themed wares. Attendants dressed for each stage, including engaged couples managing the Sweethearts table and two brides at the Bride's table, selling linen marking orders, cakes, and novelty items.
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Angora
A Snowball Christmas Gift Game
A Christmas craft describes rolling gifts into cotton balls, coating with mucilage and diamond dust, and stacking them into a pyramid centerpiece. A child dressed as Santa distributes the balls and carries larger packages in a back pack.
Fur Trimmed Coats and Lace Gowns Dominate Evening Wear
Fashion notes describe fur trimmed collars cuffs and outlines on evening coats with large irregular collars. Lace fur beaded tissues and silk ribbon roses accent hats belts muffs and scarves. French dressmakers employ Cluny lace on satin crepes and chiffon gowns with long sleeves high collars and embroidery reaching knee level.
Tea gown designs show evolving style toward evening frock
P TM AESE sketches three recent tea gown designs. A pale mauve tulle gown over coppery charmeuse with fur trim and chestnut sash features gold lace inset. Another maize satin gown with black shadow lace has jeweled bodice trim and crimson flowers. The third presents black and white shadow lace with a ripped lace scarf.
Above Him You Say She Married Her Oath
Fragmentary dialogue notes a claim about a woman who married her oath with hints about her father an aviator and her husband a cannul feur. The text implies social or cultural expectations surrounding marriage and allegiance.
Particular Woman Divorce Demand Sets Judge’s Question
A judge notes a woman’s insistence on a woman lawyer for her divorce. The exchange centers on not contravening a marriage ceremony line about “let no man put us under.”
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Isurder
Left Him Thinking
A fragmentary quotation from London Titlits tells of a husband promised to place a half-e crown in a home safe after kissing his wife. When she opened the safe she found many half sovereigns and noted her verdict.
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Laskea
Jondon
Fragmentary memoir joke about a reporter and a bar
A disjointed reminiscence cites a reporter who traced a bar blaze and a live wire incident. The note on the desk asks a riddle about the west end of a bar, with a quick pun about sunset. The text appears as a garbled quotation from a Ladies' Home Journal excerpt.
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Tre
Willie Brown
Grape-Nuts Helped A San Bernardino Widow Recover Health
A San Bernardino County woman credits Grape-Nuts with restoring strength after three months bedridden post partum fever and nervous prostration. She reports weight gain from 95 to 113 pounds in two months and notes her four year old son's eczema cleared on the diet.
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San Bernardino Co
Cal
Postuma
Battle Creek
Wich
Riad
Wellville
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