Horses and Autos Over Numbers Decline in Prices Abroad
Washington, Feb 19 1906 notes that despite rising demand abroad, prices of horses and mules have fallen. The 1913-1915 era saw a surge in horse and mule populations in the United States, with horses increasing to 21,195,000 and mules rising as autos expanded industrial use. Experts link growth to wealth and population, even as automotive dominance reshaped burdens and agricultural needs. The piece reflects on forecasts that autos would replace horses, yet data shows continued expansion in both beasts and industry.
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Washington, D. C
Ticie
Bureau of Crop
United States
Aweordigg Wa
Departurat
Wade
Department of Agriculture
The Carpathians in the European War and Trade Winds
The Carpathians shape wartime logistics and defense as Austro German forces clash with Russians. The Geographic Society notes their strategic arc around Hungary aiding invasion defense. Peaks reach 8 737 feet in the Hohe Tatra with many passes. mining resources and health springs lie within the range, while hardship and poverty persist among local Slovak and Polish populations.
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Carpathian Mountains
Hungary
Carpathians
National Geographic Society
Pressburg
Danube
Vienna
Oraova
Rowmania
Nayerthalear
Hohe Tatra
Cracow
Jolly
Galicia
Gerlsdorfer
Rosses
Hingery
Moravia
Silesia
Gaeta
Bukowluu
Moldavia
Rovmania
Marglive Vr
Moun He Carpathian
Murope
Ye ‘Svalom
Keep the Children Bright and Happy
A health notice promotes mild laxative treatment for children with digestive discomfort. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe non opiate option and suggests obtaining a free sample by writing to Dr Caldwell in Monticello.
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Orter
Calawell
We RB
Caldwell
Washington St
Monticolle
Liquor at Home Claims High Savings and Easy Method
An expert distiller in Cincinnati unveils a new concentration method to make liquor at home with over fifty percent savings. The device requires minutes, no special gear, and legal clarification from authorities. The offer promises free samples and a booklet upon sending whiskey and address.
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Ineinnah
M. W. Prickett
Universal Tidg
Cinefanath
Lyme
Durum Wheat Gains Favor With Bakers Across Nation
Durum wheat, imported from Russia in 1900 and now grown domestically, is gaining popularity among bakers. It yields more loaves per barrel and reduces sugar needs, offsetting its higher price. Its dry-climate resilience and rust resistance boost supply, aiding milled products amid rising wheat prices.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
M. L. Carleton
Department of
Apryiculture
Russia
Carleton
Eurane
Odessa
Warsaw
Poland
Kirghese
Slberia
South Dakota
Ralllers
Ritlers
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