Meats in Germany and Abattoirs Across Europe
Reports from German consuls describe a meat famine caused by disease import bans and strict meat inspection laws. Germany’s system classifies carcasses by disease, with none sold raw to the poor. Halle and Mannheim host model abattoirs praised for humane slaughter and advanced facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Germany
Faderland
United States
Russia
Denmark
Sweden
Guy Elliott Mitchell
Berlin
Europa
Halle
Mannheim
Esther
Manus
France
Up to Date Weather Reporting System Aims to Warn Vessels
The United States Weather Bureau advances a wireless code to compress date hour position pressure wind and sky into four words for rapid dispatch to ships. If a storm demands, warnings will be sent to vessels in affected areas. The Campania hurricane example underscores potential benefits.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Washington
Campania
Hner
United Ests
United States
New
York City
Connecticut experiment brooder yields excellent results
A detailed description describes a home built brooder used in a shed or colony house. It explains a lamp heated box, ventilation holes, a heated tin pan floor, a 2 foot 6 inch square table with a felt curtain, and a bridge to the floor as chicks age. Farmers' Bulletin 287 is referenced for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Department of Agriculture
New York
Wayne
Orleans
Connecticut
Colony
Farmers’ Bulletin
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Eve
Cleveland
Rockefellers
Cookes
Double Yolked Eggs Trade Sparks Squire Meadows Tale
Squire Meadows of Four Corners, frugal and stubborn, trades a darning needle for an egg at a village store that doubles as a grocery, dry goods shop and post office. The shopkeeper, known for cordiality and free drinks, hosts customers with a friendly treat while the tale unfolds.
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Squire Meadows
Four Corners
Pew
Squire
Perkins
Meadows
Weather Bureau fog and ice info aids trans Atlantic ships
Proposed system would let the Weather Bureau send fog and ice limits on the Grand Banks to trans Atlantic liners so they can alter course to avoid danger. Secretary Shaw arrives late at the Treasury and narrowly avoids a gate hold up while an incongruous exchange over a breaking egg and drink ends with a quip.
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Weather Bureau
trans-Atlantic
Grand Banks
Future Hikade Highlighting Japan’s Harmony In Crisis
Fragmentary text notes praise for Japan where the imperial family is said to dwell in harmony. It contrasts with domestic discord and implies national resilience or progress beyond the reader’s imagination. The garbled wording references cultural or political themes from a historical source.
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Japan
Imperial Family
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Shaw
Hikade
W.ql Crane Company
New York, N.Y
Angle Meg. CO
Murray St
Ant Hs Gore
Woodlawn Nursery
Malden
Mass
Nitrate Propaganda
John St
Anderson Building
Ldatea
Boston
H. D. Hemenway
Hartford School of Horticulture
Doubleday, Page & Co
America
Hartford
Wing ‘Son
Lee
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