Diverse World Facts Covered in An Early 20th Century Survey
A broad compendium notes Italy lacking coal mines, Indian indigo acres, zinc roofing uses, and global energy trends. It cites Shakespeare's character counts, Marlborough House, U S natural gas usage, and railway links Moscow to Kiev. Additional items include nursing training, divorce trends, and the First Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
India
England
Edward III
Europe
Switzerland
Spain
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Cis
United States
Moscow
Kiev
Russia
Princess Mary
Tennyson
London
Boston
Anne Hutchinson
Kingston
Ontario
Fliedner
Kaiserworth
Germany
Morelos
Mexico
Herod
Josephus
Askelon
St. Louis
Aisne
Charles II
Big cows prove most profitable in dairy herds, USDA finds
USDA analysis from 1916 to 1919 data shows large cows, mostly grades, outperform smaller and medium cattle in butterfat production and income over feed costs. Across two groups, large cows consistently yielded higher butterfat and returns, though beef-blood native herds may vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Wisdom as principal goal urged in Proverb teaching
A devotional verse emphasizes obtaining wisdom as the principal pursuit, urging readers to seek understanding alongside wisdom with scripture from Proverbs 4 7.
Caring for spring calves on dairy farms
Oklahoma A. and M. college dairy expert A. C. Baer outlines a phased feeding plan for calves from birth to five weeks, then notes continuing skim milk, grain, hay, and pasture options. Emphasizes clean housing and containers to prevent scours and regular sanitation of sheds or lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Baer
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Baer
Economical Feed for Cows Based on Individual Care
Farmers can cut costs by tailoring feed to each cow. Silage fodder and hay mix provide carbohydrate roughage, while grain needs vary with size and milk capacity. The best economical results come from feeding cows individually, though on busy farms this may be hard to achieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Notice to Non-Residents in Sullivan Divorce Case
In Sullivan Circuit Court September Term 1922 Leonard and Georgia Jeffries are parties in a divorce action. The defendant Georgia Jeffries is not a resident of Indiana. She must appear by Sept 4 1922 or the complaint will be heard in her absence. Clerk Charles R. Railsback. Attorney Walter F. Wood. First insertion July 12, 1922.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Leonard Jeffries
Georgia Jeffries
Walter F. Wood
Sullivan Circuit
Charles R. Railsback
State of
Charles Schmidt
Rose Schmidt
Sullivan City to install street lights along West Street
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana plans to erect street lights and posts on West Street from West Washington to Graysville. Drawings and specs are with engineer John Kester at Wabash Valley Electric Company. Bids due by July 25 1922 with 5 percent certified check. costs charged to property owners except at intersections paid by the City. The council may reject all bids.
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Common Council
Sullivan
Indiana
West Street
West Washington Street
Graysville Street
John Kester
Wabash Valley Electric Company
Myrtle Macy
Statutes of
City
City of
Notice to Property Owners Sullivan seeks street lighting on West Street
The Common Council of Sullivan Indiana accepts a petition from over seventy five percent of West Street abutters to install and fund a curbside street lighting system from West Washington to Graysville. Bids are due by 7 PM July 25 1922 and costs will be assessed per front foot with liens on parcels. Objections must be filed with the City Clerk by July 25 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Sullivan
Indiana
West Street
West Washington Street
Graysville Street
City of Sullivan
Myrtle Macy
Schmidt Divorce Lawsuit In Sullivan Cir Court
In Sullivan County Indiana September Charles Schmidt v Rose Schmidt relies on Complaint No. 19549 for divorce. Plaintiff states Rose Schmidt is not a resident of Indiana. Filing and pendency noted July 8 1922 with Walter F. Wood attorney for the plaintiff.
Arrangement and Harmony in Design Principles
Leigh Hunt argues that contrast should be balanced with law and space to ensure harmony. He suggests unity and simplicity as preferable when space limits prevent ideal contrast, promoting orderly aesthetic virtue.
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Benad
Leigh Hunt
Fall Freshening Boosts Milk Output and Prices
The fall freshened cow yields 10 to 15 percent more milk than spring freshened cattle, per North Dakota Agricultural College dairy department. Higher milk production arrives as dairy prices peak.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Parrot’s laziness framed as source of truth weakness
Uncle Eben argues disrespect for truth stems from laziness to learn. He cites a parrot repeating headlong talk as an example, suggesting people avoid thought by echoing whatever comes to mind.
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Eben
Remedy for Hives Using Calomel Dosing
A home remedy suggests taking one tenth grain of calomel twice daily for hives, attributed to auto intoxication from internal toxins. The note frames hives as caused by internal poisoning and offers calomel as treatment.
Pioneers of Today: self made business spirit praised
Editorial quotes a Portland Oregonian line praising young workers who leave salaried jobs to start their own ventures as modern pioneers akin to frontier ancestors. The piece links independence and enterprise to historical courage.
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Plains
Portland Oregonian
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International Bureau
Fish and Game Commission of
California
America
Antwerp
Belgium
Order of Mules
West Virginia
Kentucky
Berlin
Janey
Harry Dilley
Willard
Palm Beach
the Palm Beach
Clothiers
H. C. Steel
Prop
Fidelity Loan CO
A. B. Gray CO. Sullivan’s Wholesale
Grocer
Shelburn
James W. McHugh
Hymera
Walker McHugh
McHugh & Son
W.H. Hill, Jr. Farm Loan Co
Sullivan County Loan & Trust Co
North Side
E. A. Billman
Grover Clayton Carlisle
Ind
8. E. Lindley
H. L. Stratton
I. J. Keys
Carlisle
H. S. Leach
W. K. Frakes
L. A. Stewart
P. A. Barco
Terre Haute
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Toronto
Buffalo
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Frankfort
T. St
Toledo
Detroit
Mich
Put-in- Bay
Cedar Point
Ohio
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Vacation Books
Just
Chas. F. Walters
South Side Square
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