Prominent congressman William Williams in debate style
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi stands out in Congress for two traits. He exhibits a notable deafness that causes him to request repetition and lean toward the ear for aid. He moves softly in debate, guiding attention with a calm forefinger gesture as his opponent speaks. Williams combines vigor, humor, and clear speech to advance his arguments.
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Williams
William
United States
New Leader of the Reds Hinnk O'Day Named Manager
Hinnk O'Day, a former pitcher turned National League umpire, is chosen to manage the Cincinnati Reds. The selection surprised many, given no prior managerial experience, but O'Day is praised for fairness, nerve, and tactical judgment. His past calls, including a contentious 1905 New York game against Merkel, are cited as evidence of his resolve and respect among baseball men.
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CIA
Aed
New York
Merkel
Giants
O'Day
Modern Oriental Prince Gaekwar of Baroda and divorce case
The Gaekwar of Baroda, famed in London and visiting the United States with his wife, faces domestic troubles as an Englishman sues for divorce. His attorney argues jurisdiction and status as a prince of India, while the prince is respected for cultural and industrial interest. The ruler, one of three Indian sovereigns honored with a 21 gun salute, tours manufacturing development in the state.
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Baroda
New York
American College
Bit Cife
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A&m
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Inteer
India
London
Usted
Erathia
Hyderba
Berstire
Retirement of Admiral Richard Wainwright Ends Naval Career
The long service of Admiral Richard Wainwright ends with his retirement from active duty. Born at Plymouth, he entered the Naval Academy in 1862 and rose through the ranks to command at key moments, including involvement in the blockade of Santiago and action during the Spanish American War. His career saw pivotal actions aboard ships and large command responsibilities, earning him recognition for his conduct at sea.
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Richard Wainwright
United States Navy
Wainwright
Naval Academy
Maine
Havana Harbor
Spain
Walnwright
Pinend
J Pierpont Morgan
Tranc Oetia City
Gloucester
Santiago
Plutoc
Furor
New low cost house plan praised for rear dining layout
An editor lauds a new low cost house design with a wide rear for a spacious dining area. The author notes a two gable roof style and a 12 by 26 foot dining room, emphasizing practical living, kitchen and dining flow, while calling attention to the square rear hall.
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Daly
Mint and icebox tips in old Radford editorial piece
The piece blends domestic housekeeping guidance with house design notes. It discusses mint growing, cooling icebox water practices, and the charm of a porch integrated into a two story house. It also touches on dining room use, child comfort, and a floor plan of a 34 by 23 foot residence with six rooms and a sewing alcove.
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Thip
Iinet Musée
Glenn
Euch
Sugar Beet Culture and Irrigation Timing Advice
Sugar beet culture requires fall plowing for a rich seed-bed and careful irrigation. Prof. Shaw outlines three growth phases requiring different moisture: germination, growth, and sugar storage. Water should be applied only on demand, avoiding surface overwatering and early surface moisture that causes shallow roots.
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J.C. Hogenbon
Utah
Shaw
Maturity of Hogs in Market Feeding Practices
The text explains maturity as the point a pig stops growing and attains meat finish. It notes maturity varies with feed quality and feeding methods, with pigs maturing between six and nine months. Excess non nitrogenous feeds can hasten maturity, while shifting from nitrogenous to non nitrogenous feeds also triggers fat deposition.
Increase In Value of 5 In United States Sheep
The last census shows a slight decline in mature sheep numbers over ten years but a 47.0 percent rise in value. The sheep business appears healthy though open ranges decline as small farms encroach. Snail flocks grow and range restrictions may not reduce total numbers, except to increase them.
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United States
Sheep and Potato Vines
A Central Illinois farmer notes sheep can weed potato fields efficiently. Moving a flock through the field removes weeds without harming potato vines, highlighting the advantages of using sheep on the farm.
Alfalfa and Brood Mares Safety in Feeding
Farmers are cautioned against feeding alfalfa hay alone to brood mares. Excess alfalfa can cause weak births and deformities. best practice is to mix hay with grain or alternative roughage and limit alfalfa to 15 16 pounds daily for mares weighing 1200 1500 pounds to avoid kidney and digestive strain.
Irrigation Plans Advance in Andalusia Spain
Government initiates 8.17 million dollar irrigation program in Andalusia to combat drought and idle land. A main 53 mile canal with ten branches will total 153 miles, aiming for completion in six years. American firms eyed for concessions, potential electric power plant rights via water gates.
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Andalusia
Spain
United States
Farm Notes on Seed, Soil, and Silage Practices
Agricultural guidelines stress choosing good seed, proper soil humus, and subsoil exposure to boost water capacity. Emphasizes judicious stock feeding, balanced fodder, and silage management for market-ready corn. Highlights pasture harvesting, young tree care, moisture, and avoiding neglect to promote healthy growth.
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