Norfolk & Western Railway Schedule May 24 1903
Schedule in effect May 24 1903 outlines Nos 18 21 24 making all stops on Bandage route. Nos 23 24 1S 2] use Pennsylvania Lines station at Pearl and Batter Street Cincinnati. Nos 32 33 34 35 commuter trains run daily except Sunday from C L N RB station Court and Broadway. Through sleeper trains from Cincinnati to Roanoke and Bravefield. Sardinia connects with Hillsboro branch. Sardinia trains leave 630 am 846 am 710 pm daily except Sunday.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Batter Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Wietern Railway
Bravefield
Sardinia
Hitlevboro
Hillsboro
B. Bevill
Allen Hull
General Pus. Agt
Division Pres. Agt
Self locking pulleys ease heavy farm lifting
J G Allshouse explains on farm pulleys that lock automatically, aiding lifting of wagon boxes, hay racks, and timbers. Step by step method uses ropes, slings, and a movable pulley to raise and suspend a load, with variations for barn or shed setups.
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J. G. Allshouse
Ohio
Midsummer Farm Work and Fertility Tips
The article advises rotation as a source of fertility and prefers good manure over purchased fertilizer. It warns against letting bur dock and other weeds seed, recommends thorough August grubbing for long term weed control, and urges year round land upkeep. It also suggests keeping farmyards tidy to improve prices and using cowpeas with corn, then sowing rye or another winter crop to prevent leaching and add humus.
Proper Currycomb Use Warns Against Cruel Handling
A historical note urges using a currycomb gently and sparingly, arguing that rough long sweeps injure horses and cause fear. A short back and forth motion is deemed more humane and effective, teaching the animal not to fear the tool.
Two Kinds of Weeds in The Rural World Vision
John Burroughs uses a harsh metaphor to classify weeds as both human and vegetable parasites. The essay argues against pity or alms for either type, claiming dependence harms recipients and that only work proves worth. It urges a struggle for existence, ending with a call to remove unproductive elements.
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John Burroughs
Paradise
Beef Producing Foods from Illinois Experiment Station
Prof Mumford reports conclusions from Illinois bulletin No 83 on cattle feeding corn with clover hay as effective as gluten meal supplementation. If no nitrogenous roughage is available, a concentrate helps. neither ration is ideal, and a mix may prove best. Clover hay outperforms timothy for gains, while corn timothy hay stover lags.
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Illinois Station
H. W. Mumford
Timothy Bay
Corn Stover
Desirable Door Lock for Barns Improves Crossbar Use
A new barn door locking method replaces a perpendicular crossbar with a round iron bolt that turns freely. The bolt secures the bar to the middle rail and engages gains in the floor and beam, or a nailed strip, allowing easier operation from inside. Salt in Poultry Food Aids Health Though Excess Salt Can Harm If Fowls Access Rock Salt or Brine, Proper Salt in Feed Supports Health and Disease Prevention.
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D. H. Shepard
Longest families dominate in New York religious groups
The Federation of Churches and Christian organizations in New York reports a study on race and family size. Data from East and West Sides of Manhattan and Brooklyn over seven years shows Protestants average 1.85 children per family while Bosman Catholics average 2.69 and Hebrews 2.84. About 16 percent of Hebrew families have no children versus 28.53 percent of Protestant families. Hebrew families show more large families. Protestant groups mainly have fewer children. Some Protestant communions, notably Episcopalian and Presbyterian, have higher averages than Roman Catholics, but none exceed the Hebrew averages except Cree Methodist.
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Federation of Churches and
New York City
Walter Laidlaw
Manhattan
Broolyn
Injury heals a cripple in Pasacera Cel
Miss Alice Dane of Pasacera Cel pleads for aid after a stairs fall triggers sudden restoration of use of her limbs and voice. She had long suffered spinal trouble and relied on crutches and whispers. after the fall the pains vanished and she walked unaided. Doctors had failed to help for years.
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Alice Dane
Pasacera
Cel
Miss Dane
Are We Becoming Indians A Biologist’s View
Peter C. Mitchell of London Hospital argues Americans revert toward the Indian type, noting English living among exotic races show superficial resemblance due to climate. He asserts English could spread worldwide and diversify if other races vanished. Siam seeks six million dollars, and comment on potential royal marriage schemes appear.
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Peter C. Mitchell
London Hospital Medical College
Starr
University of Chicago
Empire State Express trains and key quotes from era
A collection of notices and anecdotes mentions Peary in Saratoga discussing Eskimo language habits, praise for the Empire State Express as a swift New York Central line, and Harvard football’s “Empire State Express” play. It also notes railroad booklets from the Nashville line, marriage jokes, and various quotes from notable figures and papers of the era.
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Empire State Express
New York Central
America
Harvard University
Yale
20Th Century Limited
Empire State
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Pirem
Brookyn Standard
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Batavia
T. Breeding
F. Rou Debubh
Ofice
Coxries Block
Ames B. Ewing
U Cincinnati
Garew
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Fifth and Vine
Hamilton
Clermont
David K. McDonald
Courier Block
G. A. Frazier
sVelzier
HICKB
Louis Hicas
Attorneys AT Law
Court House
Wm. C. Bishop
Geo
W. Huier
Itulick & Bishop
Libatavia
Dennison
Joane
Tpward Q. Crane
Joan
Ohto
Jelson B. Cramer
ONO
J. Fosdeck
Exet
Poorth Street
R. Woodlief
U. Batavia
Kly
Kline
Sain At
Woodmansee
War R. Walker
Goat House
O. P. Griffith
Clayton B. Nichols
Riffith & Nichols, Attorneys-At-Law
Ubatavia
Courier
Bell and Citizens’ Telephones
J. Nichola
H. L. Nichols
A. B. Nichols
Nichols & Nichols
Batavia, Ohio
Tatman Bulldioe
Jel
Norfolk & Western Railway
Sun
Son “UN
Viare
Baldwip
W’'meburg Oo
Fardipia Ser
Winchester RT
Barden Sees
Wortamouth
West Bound
St'tions
Sen M
AW P
Portamouth
Barden
Min'i &P
Eebles
W'mebu
Balavin
Baldwin
Clare
Vincinnati
Ape Communications
Scientific American
Arenes! Illustrated Weekly
Harvest
Tific Journal
Alco
Mumford
Illinois Experiment Station
Langest
Californiia
Prof
Siam
Wigl
Chicago Record- Herald
Baltimore
Western
Louisville
Indianapolis
Gaines, Pa
Dean
Smag
Melimes
Doan
Ecna A. Mattison
Naise
P.O
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N.Y. I
Camuria
Wio
Isasze W. Stevens
Cawibria
Inkime Langeeee
Peary
Saratoga
Detroit
Chicago Record Herald
Nassville, Chattanooga
W.L. Dansey
G.P. A
NLC
St. L. Ry
Nashville, Tenn
Swill
Katy
St. Louis, Mo
Biryere
Califorce
Oregon
Was.ington
Mon Pacffc
North-Western Line
Goethe
California
Union Pacific
Bacon
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Bridgeport, Conn
Sc Hatchvaludls Avery
Ile
Cam
Promulsion Food Co
Pino Street
Carter
Wiust
Carters Ver
Gemind
GVRE
A.N. Kellogg Newspaper CO
West Fifth Street
Keger
Barth Block
Denver
Cola
Fitzgerald &Co
Box K
Washington, D
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