Utah Forest Grazing Ends Stock Loss Delivers Regulation Gains
The national forest reports show 4 449 cattle and horse permits issued and 1 283 sheep permits, allowing 118 059 cattle 6 799 horses and 905 446 sheep to graze in Utah. About 29 percent of cattle, over five percent of horses and mules, and 29 percent of sheep were stocked on forests during the year. The effort includes range improvements, botanical surveys, predator control, and advisory stockgrower associations shaping management.
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National Forest
Utah
Department of Agriculture
Lanti Forest
United States
Utah Forests
Forest Service
Maine hunter 87 tracks record moose hunt and final kill
William Douglass of Eustis, at 87, conducts Maine’s longest moose hunt on record. After 18 days on track he finds and shoots a large bull, last shot felling the animal as he endures cold and hunger, his hide saving him from freezing.
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Bangor
Maine
William Douglass
Eustis
Douglass
Bill Douglass
Bill
King Bartlett's Lake
Ghostly Warning Behind Death Stories from Maine and Sea
A phantom coach in England presages deaths in a manor house. In Maine a hunter slain by a colossal 1,225 pound moose mirrors a death linked to a haunting ship Sea Flower in 1864, whose captain Ellis is seen as a ghost aboard before his real death. The tale ends with the ship renamed and sold after haunting fears.
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London
England
Bristol
John Ellis
Kingston
Capt. Ellis
One Gleam of Joy Diary Entry From Youths Companion
A diary entry cited by Youth's Companion records Johnny receiving two gifts a diary and a toy pen gun. It notes repeated lines about cold sloppy Mondays Wednesdays and a playful shot at his grandmother. The tone is light and humorous reflecting childlike mischief.
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Johnny
The Vital Question Among New York Women
In a New York club a debate over the women's page in newspapers reveals a split on focusing on fashion and complexion care. Some see excess fashion content, while others defend its appeal, noting many women write letters seeking beauty tips and personal guidance. The clash hints at broader concerns about women’s interests and self-improvement.
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New York Club
Free $3.50 Kidney Remedy Cited in Ad Offer
An advertisement claims a free home recipe for kidney and bladder relief offered by Dr. A. E. Robinson of Detroit. It promises rapid improvement within a week or 20 days and invites readers to request the mail copy without cost. The note emphasizes safe, harmless ingredients and a plain envelope delivery.
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A. E. Robinson
K-254
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Hallud the Baptized Baby Name Tale
An anecdote from Success Magazine recounts Bishop Gallier asked to baptize a negro baby and heard the mother declare the child named Hallud as a Bible name. She quips Scripture usage, while the bishop hesitates, and the mother grins at the pun on the Lord's Prayer.
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Bishop Gallier
Success Magazine
Hunger Drives Desperate Pantry Fire Folly
Mrs Mode returns home to an empty wardrobe and a mysterious black patch on the lawn. Her husband Herbert, starving for two days, burned their clothes after misplacing the pantry key in a bolero pocket, then retrieved the key from the ashes.
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Mrs. Mode
Herbert
Nelly
Success Magazine
Peacock with a wooden leg outshines Niagara spectacle
A Niagara Falls man recalls a Buffalo visitor bringing a Scottish relative to view the falls. They share a quiet moment before the Buffalo man sighs at the beauty. The Scottish guest calmly notes that Peebles once saw a peacock with a wooden leg, calling the Niagara sight beautiful yet not strange.
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Niagara Falls
Scotland
Donald
Bonnie
Peebles
Ungallant Outlook Sparks Divorce Jibe in Philadelphia Talk
Ex Governor Pennypacker quips on ungallant views of some husbands after dinner in Philadelphia. He recalls a Bucks County farmer joke about wife and critters, noting such attitudes contribute to divorce.
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Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Bucks County
Hans
Postum Compared With Coffee Improves Home Mood
A Wisconsin mother credits Postum with ending headaches and bilious attacks for her, her husband, and child. She says her health improved and family happiness followed as coffee was replaced, illustrating the beverage’s claimed benefits.
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Wellville
Humorous Quips From De Auber De Brush and Mr Quiverful
Lodges of wry wit appear as De Auber boasts lifelike portraits that make passersby tip their hats. De Brush retorts with a gag about painting a hen that laid in the waste basket. Tommy confesses he shared apple seeds with his little brother to grow a whole orchard.
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de Auber
de Brush
Mr. Quiverful
Tommy
Telephone Girl and the Line Busy Joke
A lighthearted anecdote about a telephone operator married with wealth staying at a hotel. She wakes late, questions the servant, who explains she did wake her by saying seven thirty but the line was busy. The humor rests on the miscommunication over telephone lines.
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Lippincott’s
Hair Echoes Auburn and Syracuse in Quip
A witty exchange quoting Cornell Widow compares Imogene’s hair to Syracuse because it is near Auburn. The quip plays on place names as a joke about proximity and charm.
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Imogene
Syracuse
Auburn
Cornell
Foreman Questions Workman Over Uneven Bricks
Conversational exchange shows a foreman chiding Casey for supposed inactivity while the worker responds he is laying bricks, with casual Irish dialect and humor about hens and stillness.
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Foreman
Casey
Review of Reviews Pass Requested by Leisure Reader
A reader in a literary setting asks for the Review of Reviews with a curt demand, signaling emphasis on a periodical round up or critique section. The scene suggests a formal bibliographic moment within a print culture context.
Elaborate Revenge Dinner Etiquette Quip
A Chicago Tribune quip recalls a man prompting better service with a half dollar hint. The exchange between Paw and Tommy jokes about a waiter receiving a dime and the implied expectation of a larger tip for better food.
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Tommy
Chicago Tribune
An Accommodating Girl in Dining Out Quip
A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes that a girl is taken to dinner for her skill in pronouncing French menu words and for always being willing to do the ordering.
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Gazzam
Chicago Record-Herald
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