Tragic Child Dies After Accidental Can Spill Nearby
A grave accident near East Rock Rapids ends in the death of five year old Tialey Fiiin who toppled a caseline can reaching for support while learning to stand. The scene drew responders and Dr. Corcoran’s team worked to save him but he died from injuries. A second report notes a separate incident at a home where a washing machine caused clothing damage as a youth faced injury. Community notices include a partner cooperative meeting, officer elections, and a local oratorical contest with entries from Mayras Schnop, Marion Schlund, and Harold Shoemaker. Miss Nellie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Plenty Koster, is slated to wed Friday afternoon with Rev Trevant presiding.
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Wiick
Har
Crowedy
Corcoran
Reuters
Political commentary on the 4th party system and third party hopes
A garbled, period voice piece mocks political maneuvers. It mentions elephants and donkeys, reformist ideas, and presidential candidates. The text references Roosevelt stands and a binary choice facing the people, urging clear questions and decisive action.
Canine Roars and Roosters Stir Courtroom Debate
An eccentric court note discusses noise from household animals, citing canaries and a rooster as examples. The article argues jurists struggle to regulate pet sounds, noting neighbors' distress versus owners’ rights and the challenge of enforcing quiet in shared living spaces.
Flag etiquette and White House residence tradition
The article notes that the Capitol indicators show when the Senate or House is in session, with the flag hoisted at the White House to signal the President’s presence. It describes flag display practices for government vessels, posts, and military forts, including dawn-to-retreat observance and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Washington
Huse
Senate
What Electricity Will Do for the Farmer
A General Electric study shows electrification boosts farm productivity. Tests on Dayton Ohio and Chazy New York farms reveal electric motors cut power costs and raise outputs in corn, barley, corn grinding, washing, moisture processing, and milk handling. The report notes low energy costs per unit and emphasizes benefits for stock farming, grain, and dairy operations.
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Varios
Corps of Engineers
General Electric Cmpany
Witam Streep
Dayton
Ohio
Streep
Chazy
New York
Northwestern Academy Grants A New 1912 Graduation Record
First Reformed Church hosted Northwestern Classical Academy commencement with twenty graduates, a new high mark. Honors went to Herman Maassen and Bert C. Van Zyl as valedictorian and salutatorian. diplomas, Bible gifts, and prizes followed a program of poems, music, and orations under the motto Knowledge is Power.
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First Reformed Church
Edward B. Hoeven Haspers
Lyda J. Schalekamp
Orange City
Carl Hespers
Grange City
Grace Heils
Vespers
Weimers
T. van der Schaaf
Litchville
Herman Maassen
Bert C. van Zyl
Frederick de Jong
Lillian Vanden Berg
Flyink
Matilda de Jone
Edward B. Hoeven
Edith Boterman
Cynthia Pennmes
Georgiana de Jong
Henrietta Holand
Hutch
Farm and Home Trends in Pigs and Plants
Massachusetts experiments show optimal pig feeding uses Indian meal with skim milk in specific ratios for weights 20 to 190 pounds, with profitability declining beyond 200 pounds. German data prompt caution on feeding beyond 200 pounds. Weed control, early plowing, and timely cultivation save labor and improve soil moisture. Dairy cow population and per-head value rise amid doubling US growth. Central West dairy expansion implies more stock per acre. Mushroom cultivation via beetle assisted beds and sulfur fertilization alter soil microbes. Mussel mud deposits in Prince Edward Island add lime and organics as fertilizer. Painted floors deter moths. cheese fingers recipe uses thin pastry strips with grated cheese.
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Massachusetts
Silence a Blessing for Domicile Companions
In a brief note on pets, the author extols the value of quiet for four legged household friends, mentioning guinea pigs and white mice as examples. Silence is regarded as highly appreciated by these small creatures, highlighting a quaint domestic observation.
Reliability of sight recognition at different distances
German scientific investigations establish distance ranges for recognition by eye. Two men with good eyes may identify someone seen before up to about eighty two feet. Intimate acquaintances to three hundred twenty feet. very dear friends up to five hundred feet. A rifleman can discern movements from about three hundred feet. at six hundred yards a moving man is a blur. at eight hundred yards movements are invisible. Exceptions include Hunters and prairie dwellers whose sight improves with exercise, and clearer air on elevated plateaus. News better.
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