Brest-Litovsk May Be Reconstructed After War
Washington reports American funds offered to restore Brest-Litovsk Poland a war scarred city once a major trading center and fortress. The article outlines its location at the Bug and Mukhovets rivers its historic Jewish community and the potential for a revived rail and waterway network.
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Washington
Brest-Litovsk
Poland
Warsaw
Russia
Germany
National Geographic Society
Brest- Litovsk
Odessa
Kiev
Moscow
Vilna
East Prussia
Baltic
Black Sea
Mukhovets
Pripet River
Bug
Casmir the Just
Galicia
Vichynia
Lithuania
Teutonic Knights
Sparrow Finds a Way to Get Meal on Auto
English sparrows adapt to urban life by gleaning toasted insects from car grilles. Observations in Illinois and California note birds lining up at front of autos, collecting grasshoppers and other prey as cars travel. Researchers led by H. S. Worth of UC Berkeley describe the persistent feast amid drives to deter them.
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Sparrow
Berkeley
Calif
Ilinois
California
H. 8. Worth
Department of Zoology
University of California
Older New York Begs For Life
An 1880s Washington Square article notes the area as one of Manhattan’s last residential centers facing invasion by nearby skyscrapers. It highlights notable residents and buildings around the square, including Johnston, Rhinelander, Cooper, New York University faculty, and famous figures like Mark Twain, Washington Irving, and T. B. Aldrich, along with Vanderbilt’s first town house nearby.
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New York
Washington Square
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Washington Arch
John Johnston
Greenwich Street
Square
University Place
Washington Square Association
William ©. Rhinelander
Cooper
Rhinelander
Johnston
Robert de Forest
William Draper
S. F. B. Morse
New York University
Lucy Green
Elihu Root
Lyman Abbott
John Fiske
John Bigelow
Mark Twain
Washington Irving
Richard Watson Gilder
Century
T. B. Aldrich
Tyler
Julia Gardner
First Presbyterian Church
Twelfth Street
Commodore Vanderbilt
Greene and
Mercer Streets
Paris Police Adopt Radio Network Across City
Paris police now use radio as a rapid control tool with a central station at Palais de Justice and four mobile transmitting receivers. The Seine detective force operates with about 50 watts transmitting power and allows near real time communication as units move.
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Paris
Seine
Palais de Justice
Woman Regains Speech After Sisters’ Visit
Mrs Betty Lundgren of Corning after two paralytic shocks had been unable to talk until a visit from her sister Mrs Anna Bloomquist of Chicago. The emotional reunion startled her into speech and her voice returned to near normal.
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Corning
N. Y
Betty Lundgren
Lundgren
Anna Bloomquist
Chicago
Gates to Blossom Hill Cemetery Locked at Sunset
Concord officials warn that Blossom Hill Cemetery gates will be locked at sunset to deter trespass. Superintendent Fred Hammond says damage from grave-cutting and turf ripping, including flower beds, has harmed the grounds and motorists must avoid crossing graves.
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Concord
N. H
Blossom Hill Cemetery
Fred Hammond
Hammond
Minerals Needed for Dairy Cows From Iowa Experiment Station
Iowa experiment station expert John M Shaw urges dry period of six to eight weeks to rebuild cows systems and ensure minerals like sodium chlorine calcium and phosphorus are supplied. Alfalfa hay and bone meal recommended. avoid relying on minerals to prevent infectious abortions.
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John M. Shaw
Iowa Experiment Station
Shaw
Iowa
Care of Dairy Utensils Is an Important Matter
The article stresses summer hygiene for dairy utensils to prevent bacterial growth. It cites B. W. Fairbanks of Colorado Agricultural College and advises thorough cleaning, cold then hot water, alkaline washing powder, and sterilization with ice steam to ensure high grade milk.
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B. W. Fairbanks
Colorado Agricultural College
Dairy Hints for Calves and Cows in Dairies
Dairy hints urge calves thrive without milk on some meals and warn against feeding corn-stalks. Proper ratios of corn chop bran linseed help dairy cows balance rations. Emphasis on clean milk rooms, timely milk removal, and vessel cleanliness to ensure high quality milk and cream.
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