Broken Engagement Rocks Notable London Society
New York society circles report a broken engagement between Marque Brisate of France and Lady Motra Parkes, triggering widespread speculation in London drawing in Dowager Duchesses and the rich New York family circles. The wedding plans in Paris and London were unsettled as high society weighed the scandal and its distant political echoes.
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New York
Sogiety
Tuysoir Fores
London
Hendy Forbes
Rio
Baginss
Grinard
Trenkiry Oxides Mills
Marquie da Helsene
France
Lha
Duchter D'tzeu
Ann
Iia Grand Dnmex
Paris
Tintex
Hamine Finra
Marques Brisate
Motra Parkes
Cormanuet
Tong
Ferber
Jane Realrica Milla
Duirey
Engelheart
Whote lan't A gtel'sea of a perfect mam te ail
Lludfic from a clipped fragment hints at literary revision and personal reflection. The text references recurring edits and a desire for perfection in a nameless manuscript. The tone suggests introspection on writing craft rather than a concrete event.
The Training of Children and Parental Advice
Fragmentary discussion on child training and parental guidance. The letter argues adults should seek practical methods from authorities like doctors, noting how personal experience colors advice and that expertise in child development matters more than generic admonitions.
No Spinach Diet Sparks Family War Tale
Fragmentary reader text describes a family dispute over spinach usage and a mother’s health. The fragment mentions a child named Ewing and references papers explaining strength from spinach, with unclear names and places. The item reads like a damaged OCR note rather than a full report.
Ancient Peking Man bones spark debate on early hominids
The Washington expert Dr G. Emol Smo discusses Sinanthropus near Peking China as the oldest human remains yet found. He cites geological evidence placing the species in the early Pleistocene era with relations to early hominids. Additional papers from Abbott Norris Russell and others are included in the Smithonian annual report.
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Washington
Peking
China
Akeleton
G. Emol Smo
Hmitheoalia Institution
Sion
Tintrro Wardlaw
Thosis
Eife
Doctor Wardlaw
Nowéraus
Ing
Charien G. Abbot
Astroaphyatetat Aid
Smitheonian
Ueary Norris Russell
Linneetos University
Raert A. MiMikan
James Joan
Drit-ten
Smile Worth 500 Dollars At New Jersey Beauty Contest
Mary Dulla of Newark Nova Scotia faced a smile contest with a $500 prize. Judges ruled in her favor after a tense moment involving the host and prize receipt. The event drew 15,000 entrants and featured Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as a presenter.
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Mary
Dulla
Newark
N.S
Ian
Potpourri Largest Trees in Calforcilia Exhibit
A garbled 1934 note describes gigantic trees and Sierra Nevada giants with references to California redwoods and sequoias. The fragment mentions measurements around 200 feet tall and 20 to a feet through, but the text is unclear and partially corrupted. Foreign place names and misspellings cloud a likely natural history item.
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Calforcilia
Lawre Y Sequoias
Jenny
Sierra Nevades
Rome
Westers Newanarer
National Defense Bill Cut Under 600 Millions Washington
Government cost for the defense establishment is projected to stay under 600 million dollars in the coming year with Navy and Army budgets trimmed. Navy outlays hover around 800 million while the Army nears 300 million, and projected 163 fiscal year defense spending totals about 85 million for civilian channels.
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National Defense
Washington
Ta America
National Defense Establishment
Wll
Buréau of the Budget
Congress
Regart
United States Chamber of Commerce
Callanel Defense
Milton
Shate
Home test gosts and dairy record clubs decline
A farmer compares home milk testing with joining a dairy farm record club. He notes monthly costs of self recording versus club records and concludes daily home testing may not save money. He plans to rejoin the club, citing time and effort of home record keeping.
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Geore
Cfarmer
Feibler
Helbler
Heo
Hev
Farm Bureau
Effect of White Clover on Bloating in Livestock
A fragment notes research by Professor Andrew C Mel Candlish, formerly at Iowa State and linked to West of Scotland Agricultural College, on cyanogenic glycosides in white clover and their role in bloating. It mentions saponin-related foaming in the paunch, potential preventive belching issues, and experimental work needed.
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Andrew C. Mel Candlish
Iowa
Agricultural Experiment
West of Scotland Agricultural College
America
Production Cost Figures for Butterfat in Tested Herds
Figures from 22 White Carroll association herds show production cost per pound of fat varies from 7 to over 17 cents. A cow producing less than 290 pounds of fat annually used $82.68 in feed, or 17.5 cents per pound. Others in 200-1000 pound classes consumed different feed costs per fat pound, with higher producers costing more but not more efficient in production. Indiana Farmers Guide notes efficiency differences.
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Harelby
Indiana
Dairy Hints From a Record Club
Advice on dairy farming practices notes cows producing under eight quarts daily need no extra training and focuses on high producers needing balanced feeds. Recommends fresh milk protein feed, Unseed meal usage, and cooling and storage practices to maintain milk quality. Mentions well water use, cooling tanks, and proper equipment care.
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