Feed Efficiency and Three Times Milking Trials At North Dakota Farm
The North Dakota experiment station reports beet feeding tests showing cows and calves can endure reduced rations without harming health or calf crops. Reduced feed with hay and silage maintains weight, while limited rations yield slower calf gains but better summer pasture performance. A farmer, Lawrence Stene, increased milk production by milking three times daily in winter, boosting output from 800 to 1000 pounds per day. Highballing service expands priority handling for LCL shipments by Canadian National Railways with green placards for faster intercity freight.
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North Dakota Experiment Station
Canadian National Railways
CNR
LCL
Elaborate Cookery Hints For Quick Home Dishes From A Vintage Page
A collection of kitchen tips covers reasting pork with tartappia, improving meat loaf texture by water addition, and using flour or sugar in cornmeal mixtures. Quick tart ideas include English muffin desserts with jam and meringue, ginger in bread pudding, fruit cake in jelly, and novel dressings for fish salad. Also suggests variations for cream toast, custard pie, and succotash with a dash of turmeric.
Daughters Seek Marital Paths Across Towns and Islands
A New Hampshire farmer recalls three daughters each pursuing marriage across different places. The eldest moved to Twin Cities Minnesota, then twins followed. The second wed and settled in Three Rivers Ontario with triplets later. The youngest plans marriage, but the father warnings about crossing the Thousand Islands.
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New, Hampshire
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Three Rivers
Ontario
Thousand Islands
Jesus As Great Teacher Parables Teach Enduring Truths
Rev R B Warren outlines Jesus parables in Matthew chapter 13 to illustrate enduring spiritual lessons. He notes tare and wheat coexistence until harvest and explains the trumpet of doom for the wicked while mustard seed and leaven signify the kingdom's quiet, eventual triumph. He closes with Longfellow’s line about earthly peace amid conflict.
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Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Palestine
Longfellows
Peace on Earth Greeting Rings in Bells
A festive verse echoes the message of peace on earth and goodwill to men as bell peals rise in jubilation. The text proclaims that God is awake and the Wrong shall fail while the Right prevails.
Phoney Trish Origin Tied to Irish Ring Trick
An Irish root for the exclamation phoney is traced to Fawney, a fairned Erse word for ring. The crofted ting dropping trick used a fake ring, leading gullible audiences to link the term with imitation and deceit.
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Canada
United States
Coronation Fashion Preview Sees Mock Ermine Robes Favored
London fashion writers describe how about 800 peeresses will wear robes trimmed with mock ermine for Elizabeth II's coronation next June. Robes rely on artificial velvet and rabbit fur with kirtle and court train, rank indicated by fur tails. Colors named include Queen's Purple and Coronation Grey with Or and Emerald accents.
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London
Elizabeth JT
Belgrave Square
George VI
Elizabeth
Peter Russell
Incorporated Society of London Fashion Designers
Duchess of Gloucester
Paris
Buckingham Palace
Covent Garden
Benjamin Brit
Ten
Essex
Westminster Abbey
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Lawrence Stene
Worth County
Iowa
Stene
Stone
Mr. Stone
Merry Menagerie
Sally Ann Dunn
Dearing
Donald
Dunn
Moses Lake
Hamburg
Tesunday School
R.B Warren
Matthew
Trish
Ty Rosetler Hargrove
NEA
Elsie Pitkles
Life Guards
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