Akron zeppelin christening and postwar relief plans
Aberdeen era notes report the Akron airship christening event with the launch of the Abrou and the use of messages to naval stations. Washington considers winter relief via army distribution and Red Cross drives while farmers battles widen across cooperative groups and policy debates.
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Tshsont Hoover
Washington
Akron
Ohio
United States
Sail Hillést
Leaver
Varlors
Board of Inspection and Survey
Noey Department
Lakehurst
Boover
Wis Plain
Tank
Diness
Teaver
Red Cross
Doak
Pantie
Prexidest
Med Cross
Fall Egg Laying Boosts Poultry Profits Says Ohio Expert
An Ohio State University extension specialist argues winter egg production is crucial for profits. He notes egg demand and prices in August to November influence year round planning for pullet hatching and feeding costs. Breeding aims to extend fall production through winter, with higher per-bird egg output needed as feed costs rise.
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U Poultry Husbandry
Ohio State University
Federary
Essextraj
Cray
Preparation steps for breeding cockerels in bachelor quarters
Berley Winton of the Wissouri College of AR rlotate counsels placing prospective breeding cock erels in bachelor quarters at 10 to 12 weeks. Set out crates for quick growth two weeks before sale. Remove fowls to prevent crowding and allow pullets growth.
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Counselo Berley Winton
Wissouri College of
AR Rlotate
Avi
Theo
Cate
Green Ducks Demand High at Fair Prices
Farmers note green ducks fetch fair prices while ducks are easier to mate and manage. For fattening, keep in clean yards with a specific mash: two parts low grade float, one part bran, half part beet scrap, 10 percent fine grit, and 10 percent green feed. Feed moistened with milk three or four times daily to reach three to four pound ducks in ten to twelve weeks.
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Ted Properis
A President Takes a Tumble in Stagecoach Era
A. G. Taylory recounts how President Van Buren fell from a stagecoach during a journey to Washington. Drivers, once revered, faced blame as the coach toppled on a muddy lane near Plainfield. The tale highlights the era’s romance and the drivers’ fierce pride.
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America
United States
Marlin van Buren
Hansa
E Ph
Todiana
Allegheny
Hey Road
Vin Burey
van Buren
Washington, D.C
Mississippi Galier
Aind Penne
State
Lee Hishway
Plainfeld
Poultry Hygiene Goals and Protection Aims
The note outlines poultry hygiene as a twofold task to promote health and defend it. It discusses establishing vital forms of care to minimize hindrance and maximize efficiency, focusing on preventing diseases and controlling animal movement.
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Algo
Worm Troubles Hit Turkey Flocks Cross Farm Premises
A brief on worm problems in turkey flocks stresses that dirty premises drive infestations. It warns against trying to stop losses without cleaning roosting areas and removing droppings, and advises regular disinfection and sanitary cleanup of areas frequented by birds.
Mighty Mites Termites Threaten $1 Million Yearly Loss
A bullettin from the American Institute of Architects warns termites known as Mighty Mites, second cousins of ants, cause about $1,000,000 in annual damage. Once confined to woods, they now invade cities destroying valuable papers in fireproof vaults and masonry structures, feeding on wooden sills and weakening buildings until collapse.
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Bullelin
Sleep and Exercise Advice from Medical Authorities
Recovered text asserts uniform sleep duration yields similar benefits. notes 30 mg iodine and 25 Fok as related terms, mentions AMIOMN and arranging a program. Emphasizes outdoor exercise and adequate rest for health.
Millage Built for Bombers Demonstrates Air Warfare Mock Italy
A detailed aviation exhibit in Italy featured a miniature Arabian village built to resemble a real target. Model bombers simulated air attacks with bombs dropped from planes as spectators observed urban destruction. The setup showcased military planning and the rapid destruction of the model village as evidence of modern aerial warfare.
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Italy
Vilage
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Kumkin reports a drastic weight drop of 22 pounds after using Kraschen Salts. He praises relief from rheumatic pain and swelling and endorses a daily half teaspoon in water before breakfast. Bottle costs 85 cents and lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee.
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Herman Kumkin
Detroit
Deng
Allerton
Fire in grain store prompts delayed aid in England
A blaze at a grain store on Bishops Drive drew delayed help as neighboring towns refused to assist, citing council funding disputes. Engineers aged 100 years earlier and a volunteer brigade at Strand battled the fire while others pooled water and pursued rescue efforts.
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Ite
Waliongi Grain Corporation
Tufon Terminal 22 Seriation
St Yank
Ove
Northwest Grain, Association and Uiables
Northwest Grain Association
Farmers’ National
Jones
Stone
Northwest Giait Association
Farmers’ Union Terminal Water Vision
Nonpartisan League
Ncive
Gerald P. Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Parmers’ National
Parmners National
Northwrest Grain Association
Whlea Tercorial Association
Fle National
Terminal Association
Bishops Drive
England
Strand
Bishropis Cleve
Deadly Shark Fears Highlight Ocean Peril
A fragmented note warns that sharks are highly dangerous in tropical seas. It cites a 12 year old boy risk and describes bites as likely to cause permanent injury.
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Jorge
How It Happened Josephine and Billie in Liberty Magazine
A fragmentary tale centers on Josephine and Billie. Billie appears in a tense moment beside Liberty Magazine, with Billie reacting strongly as ale arrives, crying and rubbing her back, hinting at personal strain and a threat to their relationship.
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Josephine
Biliie
Ale
Billie
Lornot
Liberty Magazine
And He Doesn t How Do You Keep Such A Fine Pole
A garbled verse fragment mentions a pole and a figure named Jahom the Mone and a method involving Mite Willie to keep oath. The readable text is highly fragmentary with no clear event or outcome. The piece reads like a displaced quotation or a stylized line rather than a complete news item.
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Willie Oott
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