Pageant of America and Yale’s Visual History Venture
Yale commemorates John Trumbull and the Pageant of America project a 165 volume pictorial history that merges pictures and text to teach American history. The search for authentic artworks daguerreotypes engravings spanned private collections and institutions worldwide yielding over 16000 images framed as a premier source book.
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Capitol
Washington
John Trumbull
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Yale University
Trumbull
America
Yale University Press
Yale
Kortt
Historical Societiea
Societiea
Cleus
Asia
Europe
Carpini
Marco Polo
Columbus
Adam of Gremen
Vinland
Staats Bibliothek
Vienna
Portraits traced to original sources reveal historic likenesses
Yale researchers worked to identify authentic portraits for a pictorial history. They located Columbus, Riedesel, Harnden and a Revolutionary fighter’s images through archives, grafters, and a reluctant New England descendant who finally allowed documentation and copies for publication.
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America
Yale
Jovius
Paulus Julius
Nocera
Itia
Columbus
Berlin
Baron Friederich Riedesel
Burgoyne
Neuenhof Bei
Eisenach
Hessen
Freiherr
Albrecht Riedesel
Mna Iy
William F. Harnden
Expresa
United States
March of Commmerce
Harnden
Stimson
Express Companies
American Railway Express
S. M. Gaker
Chattanooga
Tenn
Blarnden
San Francisco
W. K. Harnden
Frederic
Palo Alto
Express
Aga the Ilarndens
New England
Editorial Star
Conlon
Sudan Grass as Cheap Pasture in Hot Ohio Summers
Extension notices Sudan grass as a July August pasture option for drought-affected Ohio farms. Trials show five acres fed 23 cows for 63 days, with recommendations on seeding date 1–2 weeks after corn planting, seedbed prep, high germ seed, June sowing, shallow planting, and 150–200 pounds per acre of fertilizer depending on soil manure.
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Bush
T. Lawis
Obie Agricultural Extension Servite
WAT Service
Sudan
Africa
Ohio
Hamilton County
Ferrous Sulphate Cure for Anemic Pigs Recommended
John P. Willman of New York State College of Agriculture reports that a porcine anemia arises in confined suckling pigs lacking iron. Three years of Cornell tests show that giving one third of a teaspoon of ferrous sulphate solution weekly by drench prevents the disease.
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John P. Willman
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University Experiment Station
Money in Raising Colts Says Illinois Expert
E T Robbins livestock extension specialist at the University of Illinois argues that farmers can profit by raising colts with cheap feed in coming years. He notes the horse population is shrinking, prices rising, and only about 80 000 colts under one year old in the state. In Shelby county alone the ratio of colts to horses was very low, underscoring the need to double efforts to reverse a dozen year decline.
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E. T. Robbins
College of Agriculture
University of
Robbins
Turkestan alfalfa to be stained purple under seed act
The Indiana Farmer notes Turkestan alfalfa found valuable for resisting bacterial wilt in the west central Mississippi valley and Inter mountain regions. It will be stained purple this year to comply with the federal seed act, though previously deemed unadapted in the United States.
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Turkestan
Mississippi Valley
Inter Mountain
United States
Indiana
Farm Hints Chile Expects Wheat To Meet National Needs
Chile forecasts its present wheat crop will cover national requirements until the next harvest. Albany county New York leads state county farm bureaus with 1 228 members for 1933. Delinquent fares have caused over 2 000 000 acres to transfer to the state from Michigan landowners. In northern Ohio about 10 percent of peach buds survived February zero wave. An eight year old horse sold for 150 dollars at Red Wing Minnesota an eight year old sedan brought 25 dollars. England and Wales wheat sown area 17 percent larger than 1931 end 1932 according to ministry report dated January 1 1933.
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Ohio
Red Wing
Minn
England
Wales
Ministry of Agriculture
Biblical city in Dead Sea water sighted from air
A Cairo correspondent to the London Times reports an airman saw a town beneath the Dead Sea. Archaeologists debate site possibilities near Zoar, with biblical kings and the plain’s ancient polities cited, and whether seismic and climatic changes left the modern water depths exposing ages‑old ruins.
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Dead Sea
London Times
Cairo
Flinders Ferrie
London Observer
London Gomorrah
Zoer
Lot
Alwraphel
Shinar
Arioch
Linz
Tilasar
Chedorlaomer
Elam
Tidal
Gollm
Dera
Sodom
Birsha
Gomorrah
Shinab
Admah
Shemeber
Zeboitm
Mela
Zoar
Siddim
Abraham
Sodom and
Sodom and Gomorrah
Puny Creatures That Have Held Up Trains
A train on the Morelos railway in Mexico stopped after a red signal lantern appeared crimson due to a swarm of cochineal insects. A hedgehog near Sandbach Cheshire held up traffic for nearly an hour by blocking between the points. A beetle at Hounslow crawled into signaling gear, setting all signals to danger for a quarter hour before the fault was found.
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Morelos
Mexico
Burma
Sandbach
Cheshirewau
Flounslow
London Answers
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Said Healed Child
Mrs J K Thompson of Energy Texas reports severe eczema on her child causing itching burning hair loss and sleeplessness. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment along with a free sample she bought two cakes of Soap and two jars of Ointment and the skin healed. Ad shows prices for Cuticura products and Potter Drug & Chemical Corp.
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Eczema
Mra
J. K. Thompson
Energy
Texas
Proprietora
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Marsden
Mass
Ady
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