Corn to Japs Plan Proposed by Benton Harbor Student
Bent on aid and wartime relief, Dert Russell, a Benton Harbor foreign trade student, suggests the United States ship corn to starving Japan, linking charity with a lasting market boost. The idea envisions cargoes to Asia while Secretary Wilson reviews the plan and local funds near a hundred dollars were raised.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Russell
United States
Japan
Orient
Witson
Advertisers Invited to Open Orientation Records
All orientation records and related paper accounts are open to advertiser inspection at any time. Every advertiser is cordially invited to accept this invitation.
Abnormal Fermentation Hits Swian Cheese Makers in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin bulletin reports a dairy outbreak affecting Swian cheese with abnormal fermentation caused by bacteria entering milk. Symptoms include cracks and gas pockets forming in weeks on shelves, giving the cheese a leathery texture and off taste. Authorities urge quicker whey delivery to farmers to prevent further troubles.
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United States
Wisconsin
Infected Factory Disinfection and Dairy Reuse Advice
A historic article fragment discusses using alternative milk receptacles for whey transport, discarding damaged cans, and emphasizes thorough disinfection after infection. It notes steam exposure destroys germs, while 150-degree heat requires longer contact, and mentions a 2 percent lye solution for walls and floors. A later line promotes a honey remedy for coughs and stomach issues.
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Walla
Milk fat increase from feeding experiments at Cornell
A bulletin from the Nutricultural Experiment Station of Cornell University describes experiments on ten cows to test if milk fat could be raised by feeding barley, cottonseed meal, wheat bran, gluten feed, buckwheat middlings, and linseed meat. In well nourished cows, fat content rose about 0.25 percent in milk, roughly a 6 percent gain by the given ration, with total milk and fat output up about 50 percent and the increased production deemed economical.
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Nutricultural Experiment Station
Cornel University Geerbes
Washing the Separator Thorough Cleaning Methods
Kinball's Daly Farmer urges washing cream separators after every use. Running milk through a dirty machine leaves filth from prior milking, inviting bacteria that spoils milk. Thorough washing with good powder, scalding, steaming, and hot drying prevents contamination.
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Kinball
Daly
Coast Defense Plans Sent to Congress with Canal Entrances
President Roosevelt submits a coast defense plan to Congress detailing fortified entrances including Chesapeake Bay and insular possessions. Recommendations cover Manila Bay, Pearl Harbor, Guantanamo, Guam, San Juan, Honolulu, and the Panama Canal entrances, with a total cost estimated at about 50.88 million dollars. Secretary Taft notes the Endicott board's figures and current appropriations totaling 72.75 million dollars.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Army and Navy
Chesapeake Bay
United States
Manila Bay
Pearl Harbor
Guantanamo
Guam
San Juan
Honolulu
Panama Canal
Vladivostok
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Endicott Board
Double Execution Ordered for Florence Allinson Murder
In Mount Holly New Jersey Geo Small a Black man was convicted of first degree murder in the killing of Florence W Allinson of Moorestown on January 18. He is to be hanged March 24 along with Rufus Johnson who was convicted February 8 and sentenced to death for the same crime. Small admitted to the killing on a commutation before execution. Johnson received a reprieve pending Small's outcome.
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Florence Allinson
Mount Holly
N. J
Geo. Small
Florence W. All
Moorestown
Rufus Johnson
Johnson
Small
Resident Mrs Stevens Drowns in Local Cistern
Greenville Michigan March 6 Mrs Jennie Stevens 55 a well known resident drowned herself in a cistern Monday morning after six months of illness. Her husband Mr Stevens woke at 6 am and neighbors searched finding her in the cistern in night clothes. She leaves a daughter Mrs W Riley.
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Greenville
Mich
Jennie Stevens
Sue
Noted Soldier Dies Schofield Civil War Commander
Lieut. Gen. John M. Schofield former head of the army and last surviving Civil War commander died in St. Augustine Florida after a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Sunday morning. His wife and daughter were with him. Funeral services will be at the residence before the body leaves for Washington this afternoon at 5:56 o'clock.
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Gem. Schofield
St. Augustine
Fla
John M. Schofield
Tanehter
Mim
Schofield
Washington
Stimulation without irritation for liver and stomaen
A medicinal note states that proper treatment stimulates the liver and related organs without irritation. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver gently, unlike pills or ordinary cathartics. It does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take.
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Geo
Fragmented note on illness relief and family distress
The passage describes a person experiencing feverish illness and irritability in a family setting. It mentions taking De Pierce's prescription and feeling some relief, with references to aches, pains, and a lingering mental fog.
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Rom Faliig
Barras
de Pierce
Ben Shere
Meikin
Hints In Gardening From An Early Spring Table
The text offers early spring gardening tips focusing on starting seeds in February and using hotbeds. It stresses quick, healthy growth, sowing seed for various plants, and managing soil and manure for tender early growth. It mentions Wakefield and Houken garden areas and suggests encouraging children to help in gardening.
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Tts
Houken Gardenee
Forsey Wakefield
Hothel
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