Rosicrucians Secret Order of 14th Century
Fragmented text discusses Rosicrucians as a secret order said to have roots in the 14th century with links to Christian Rosenkreuz and alchemy. It mentions early mentions in the 17th century, debates over authenticity, and etymology of the name, referencing alchemists and mystical claims.
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Diameter of Universe Measured With Milky Way Yardstick
A university science note discusses the universe diameter as about 10 000 Milky Ways, and light travel times from sun to Earth in eight minutes. Professor Henderson explains relativistic limits and immense cosmic times, comparing fastest air travel to billions of years.
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University of North Carolinia
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Test for Rest After Sleepless Nights Promotes Postum
An advertisement urges trying Postum as a caffeine free beverage for at least ten days to prove its wholesome flavor and absence of the coffee drug. It claims Postum prevents restless nights and uncomfortable days and is preferred by many.
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Paris fashion houses showcase scarves as dominant scarfed elements
A New York Tribune fashion report details how designers like Chanel Vionnet Lanvin and Boulanger transform scarves into integral dress details. Scarves appear in day and evening gowns coats and sportswear with varied placements including draped yokes trailing ends and contrasting colors.
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Brown Woolen Coat with Beaver Collar for Winter
Description highlights a brown woolen mixture coat with a large beaver fur collar designed for winter comfort. Emphasizes warmth and style suitable for blustery days and appealing to many women.
Leopard Cat in Demand for Short Sport Coats
The well known spotted leopard cat fur is in demand for short sport coats. The model features a banded collar with beaver trim.
How to Mend Linings in Backs of Your Shoes
Instructions describe mending worn shoe backs by cutting strips of kid gloves and gluing them inside the heel area. The method uses wide strips that extend under the sole, ensuring a neat patch when the shoe is dry and carefully aligned to avoid bulkiness.
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Three-Piece Suit Solves Service Wardrobe Dilemma
The article argues a three piece suit is practical for modern women, offering a dignified yet casual option. It describes the coat, a one piece frock or blouse underneath, and notes examples like pale silver sleeveless blouses with a Chinese motif. It also touches on laundering tips and fabric care, including borax and rust-stain removal.
Care of Table Linen Keeps It Pure White
No fabric so prettier than white linen, but to keep it white requires special care. Before table linens are laundered spots should be removed, through the use of salt and may
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Scrub Trial Declares Local Robber Convicted in Howard County
In a special court in Howard County Maryland the suspect known as Scrub was found guilty of robbing farmers and their families and was sentenced to be barrbecued. Prosecutor M I Fairbank presented evidence of theft of butter and cream while local witnesses testified to repeated robberies. The jury returned a unanimous verdict and J R Dawson of the dairy division delivered remarks as the audience enjoyed a brass band and a large turnout from nearby counties.
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Advanced registry testing boosts New Jersey dairy yields
Dairy expert from the New Brunswick agricultural experiment station credits advanced registry testing with raising purebred dairy cattle productivity. The method helps identify unproductive cows and select superior bulls by tracking daughters’ performance, potentially doubling milk output compared to the U S average. Experts offer guidance on registry and dairying matters.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
United States
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Onege of Agriculture
Feeding tests compare corn silage and fodder in dairy rations
A love experiment station study examined corn silage with fodder alfalfa and timothy hay, noting silage can boost milk yield and fat content when priced at 4.04 per ton. Replacing alfalfa with fodder or silage with fodder lowers production, while keeping corn for silage favors profitability. Timothy hay sales are advised if corn is stored as silage.
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Milk Cow Cleaning and Dairy Feeding Insights
Washing cows requires cold or lukewarm water to remove milk residue. Scrub inside with a brush and rinse with clean hot water. Grain feeding indoors can reveal poorer cattle in dairy-improvement records.
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