Changing Appetites and the U S Sheep Industry
The article traces a shift from wool driven sheep raising to meat demand for lamb and mutton in the United States. It notes postwar wool slumps, dairy pasture repurposing, and a Washington forecast of rising sheep prosperity driven by growing meat demand, contrasted with British preferences and meat handling.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Washington
England
Canada
Epicure
America
Lord de la Warr
Virginia
Texas
United States
Congress
Col. Doniphan
Missouri
Sacramento
Peters
Dr. Peters
Mrs Coolidge’s Old Fashioned Sleigh Ride
Mrs Coolidge rides in an old fashioned sleigh in Washington the day after a snowstorm. The scene includes the secretary of labor’s wife and the Davis children with jingling bells. The piece notes the nostalgia for traditional winter customs amid modern progress.
Vacating the White House and the Moving Dilemma
A historical look at presidential moving day, noting the White House is vacated only after March 4. It recalls Coolidge gifts and Cleveland era accumulations, including personal tokens, furniture, and varied keepsakes, and jokes about a white house “holding sale” being inappropriate.
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Washington
United States
White House
Hays
Yaby
Notable Birth Jubilees and Honors Across North Atlantic
Dr Wilfred T Grenfell born in Melrose Massachusetts 47 years ago today. Geraldine Farrar celebrated opera achievements earlier this week. Victor G L Derger Wisconsin socialist representative marked by state events, born in Austria sixty years ago. Channing Lo Coa former Massachusetts governor born in Manchester Nova Scotia.
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Wilfred T. Grenfell
Omi Stauary
Labrador
Bern
Flaxseed effects and health Q and A notes
A reader asks about ground flaxseed taken nightly and whether it can become habit forming, its impact on an acid stomach, and its calories and vitamins. The reply cites flaxseed giving mucilage and aiding constipation, says habit risk is unlikely, notes acid-stomach causes require medical exam, and estimates calories and vitamin content similar to other whole grains. The column also covers thyroid safety, heart recovery after infection, and a historian note.
Memory Contest at Ap Me Grove School
Fragmentary report notes ABE MARTIN memory contest at Ap Me Grove School with a late event near dusk. Mentions Lizzie Lark as a participant and a prize awarded for tenth pastes. Little coherent narrative and several garbled phrases limit clarity of names and actions.
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Ap Me Grove School
Yisterdas
Lizzie Lark
Namin
Turnea
Owuz
John F. DU
Anniversaries and historical figures noted in 19th century
A compact list highlights Saint David's Day, Welsh patronage, Nebraska statehood, a Texas rodeo, Oklahoma livestock, Pinehurst golf, and notable births and deaths. Entries include Michel de Montaigne, Joseph Parrell, John Tyler’s father, Macy Lyon, Sir John Tenniel, Gen. Quiner A. Gilmore, Samuel W. McCall, with dates and places across France, Virginia, Auckland, Massachusetts, Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania.
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Saint David's
Nebraska
Union
San Antonio
Texas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pinehurst
N.C
Etu
Michel de Montaigne
Horn
France
Jocseph Parrell
Mosten
Fier
Rocaton
John Trocr
Virginia
John Tyler
James City Co
Macy Lyon
Auckland
South Hadier
Masse
Sir John Tennier
Quiner A. Gilmore
Black River
Ohio
Brooklin
N.Y
Samuel W
Heroic traits described in a reflective analysis
A thoughtful analysis discusses a character named Hero j describing how the mind adapts to a versatile yet impressionable nature. It notes tendencies toward discontent and distrust. It questions how natural laws seem puzzling and how one struggles to grasp their meaning, leading to heightened wariness.
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Hero
Safety concerns at Lak Avenue School slide prompt action
In Elyria a reader describes a dangerous slide at Lak Avenue School that has injured a girl, leaving her with broken arms and a mouth injury and requiring feeding by tube. The writer notes two prior incidents, blames the school board for inaction, and calls for a safety remedy with community suggestions welcome.
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Lak Avenue
Parent - Teacher's Association
J. Miller
Elyria
Prizes for Best American Art Proposed by Senator Tydings
Millard E. Ty dings of Maryland introduces a senate bill for an annual contest and exhibition of American paintings and sculpture. Awards total 1.75 million dollars across five first to fifth prizes, with medals and certificates. Winning works become U S government property and may reside in a Washington gallery. The plan aims to boost American art and public appreciation.
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Millard E. Tydings
Maryland
Millard
Tydings
Clavre de Grace
Maryland Agricultural College
University of Maryland
Maryland House of Delegates
State Senate
Congress
Senate
Tie
France
United States
Washington
Oldest Parliament at Thingvalla Teeland Visited Often
The open air Parliament at Thingvalla Teeland draws thousands annually. It is renowned as the world’s oldest parliament, first meeting in A D 930, preserving a long political tradition.
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Thingvalla
Teeland
When Better Coal is Mined We Will Handle It Pocahontas Lump
A compact notice highlights Pocahontas Lump coal mining activity with an assertive statement about handling better coal extraction. No further context or dates provided.
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