Senegal and its West African World Trade Route
A long survey describes Senegal's location along the western African coast and the trade route to the interior starting at Cap Verde. It notes French administration, governance of native chiefs, schools, and diverse tribes including Wolof, Moorish, and Moslem communities. It highlights resources such as peanuts, oils, hides, rubber, kola nuts, and the influence of Moors and Islam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senevil
Prades
Steenettis
Mergoon
TSO Raibes
Phe
Dino
Inierer
Heptiowestern Africa
Dave Fists
Godepats
Abe
Setuie
Phexo
Senegal
France
Paris
Traive
Africa
Whideh
Senexal
Eheldidren
Sune
Cal
Nenesal
Cape Verde
Afrien
Dtakar
Uericuulture
Principa
Gothen
Semegal
Sultanate of
Timbuctu
Europe
Indiana News Briefs Stir Local and State Events
Indiana reports on reformatories relocation delays and a pending sale deal. Guard encampment at Camp Knox with 3000 members. Purdue trustees named and state education reforms advance. Weather and crop notes from Franklin to Goshen. rail and highway updates, and regional harvest outlooks in Bartholomew, Noblesville, and Perry counties.
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Indianapolis
McCray
Indiana Reformatory Relocation Commission
Jeersonville
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Indiana
High School Athletic League
L.N. Hines
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Thrashermen
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
United States Grain Growers, Incorporated
Chicago
Federation
Goshen
Goshen-Ligonier
Indiana State Highway Commission
Cromwell
Noble County
New Carlisle
Laporte County
Petersburg
Slagatlan
Pike Country
Lafayette
Lafayette Service
Terre Hate
Indiana & Eastern Travetion Company
Tracetion Company
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
South Bend
Ewa Renlette
Faro Resorts
Hammond
Cedar Lake
Indiana 9
Charles E. Zeigher
Washington, D. C
Noblesville
Better bulls in Pennsylvania prove value of associations
A USDA survey shows a national goal of one bull per 18.9 cows, but Pennsylvania members of bull associations operate with 93 bulls for 5 604 cows. The system yields equal or better service, lower costs, and longer term value as bulls move between herds every two years.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pennsylviania
Dairy Division
Pennsylvania
Promote Friendly Rivalry Among Milk Producers
USDA experts say friendly rivalry among milk producers and dealers enhances city milk supplies. Since 1900 milk and cream contests have been used to grade supplies, promote competition, and educate consumers about the value and sources of good milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Understanding the Needs of Dairy Cows as Individuals
A dairy farmer explains that no cow reaches maximum production without a feeder who truly understands each cow. Knowing a cow means more than names and lineage. it requires grasping her every need, desire and condition.
Cottonseed Meal Harms Bulls Warns Farmers
Veterinary guidance warns that bulls should never be fed cottonseed meal. Farmers face issues from temporary sterility to possible permanent sterility linked to this feed, making it a major concern in cattle management.
Open Letter to Women from Mrs Little on Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Philadelphia reader describes long painful menses and fatigue with left side discomfort. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for seven months she regained ability to manage housework. The letter promotes the remedy as restoring health for women with similar troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eatonie Claims to End Indigestion and Gas Symptoms
Mrs Ellen Harris reports relief from indigestion after taking Eatonie at meals. Thousands testify Eatonie neutralizes excess acidity and gases causing indigestion heartburn bloating belching and food repeating. A big box costs little with a druggist guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonie
Ellen Harris
Eatonic
Spiritual Fare and a Gift of Music at the Welfare Office
A Birmingham Age-Herald note describes a welfare worker confirming donations for the poor. A visitor offers a phonograph and about 100 records, and staff say they will find use for them. The piece contrasts music with ordinary needs like ham and eggs.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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Real Cortrol
Mountaineers of
Hoosier News
Camp Knox
Kentucky
National Guard
Inianapolis
Governor McCray
Mamuele Ro Artman
State Industrial Board
Cairy Little John
Mime
Federal Bureau of Mines
Bicknell
Indiana State First Aid Association
Franklin
J. B. Ferensen
Orient
Johnson County
Point Breeze Academy
Wethsien
Shantung
Academy
Republic
Academa
Washington, DC
Frankfort
Shelbyville
Cannelton
Corydon
Dunkirk
Jasper
Rockparty
Knightstown
Sheridan
Civil Service Commission
Huntington
Indinapolis
C. M. Hobbs
Hbridreport
Virginia C. Meredith
Weer Lafayvette
Henry W. Marshall
Legansport
Cass County
Wari
Ous
W. E. Stone
Purdue
Soconto
TOS
Erain
Morristown
West Lafayette
Logansport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Good OF Bull Associations
Mrs. Little
Just
Holland
Little Dick
Mother
Jack
Tom
Jack Slorner
Blue
Jill
Bex
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