Camp Sewage Pollution Plagues Olentangy River
Columbus reports sewage from Camp Bushnell flowing into the Olentangy river risking a nuisance for a stream near dry conditions. The city sought state health board input after notes that protection of the camp was misapplied turning sewage into storm sewers.
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State Health Board
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H. L. Scarlett
Louis Kahn
Camp Bushnell
Olentangy
Scioto
Grandview
A Practical Plan to Save Eggs in Summer Farming
Farmers can reduce losses from addled eggs by daily gathering, training hens to lay in designated nests, keeping farms weed free, and ensuring roomy cool nests away from heat. Inspect hidden nests in barns, mows, feed boxes, and granaries to prevent spoilage and leakage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Abundance of Tender Feed For Egg Hens
The article advises ample tender green feed for hens in summer and fall to sustain egg yield. It suggests growing rape greens, cabbage, sprouted oats, and poke as green fodder. Poke shoots provide renewed growth within 10 to 14 days and supply substantial succulent feed even in dry weather.
Air supply for incubators and chick hatching
The piece argues incubators need good air like hens use outdoor air. It warns poor ventilation, lamp fumes, and confined spaces reduce hatch quality. It suggests clear air and proper steps are essential to raise robust chicks, noting outdoor air differs from indoor, exhausted by fires and people.
Proper Time for Hatching Chicks
Chicks hatched with ample range shade and green food grow faster and more evenly than those in small bare yards. Hatch timing should consider range quality to avoid late falls and ensure a normal maturity before cold weather.
British Lose 2,000 In Somme Push Near Fromelles
Berlin reports British forces at Fromelles north of La Bassee lost more than 2,000 killed and nearly 500 captured as German trenches were pushed back half a mile on a two mile front. Paris notes French defense south of the Somme with a counterattack late night. Russians advance at Styr river, while Belgian famine riots are quelled by Germans.
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Fromelles
la Bassee
War Office
Hardecourt
The
Somme
Vermandeville
London
Foureaux Wood
Longueval
Haig
Associated Press
Verdun
Leipsic Salient
Paris
Soyecourt
Kovel
Lemberg
Styr
Belgium
France
Half Million Men Lost in World War Struggles
Geneva reports military experts estimate total Allied and Central Powers losses at about 450000 since offensives began. About 150000 Germans were killed or captured on the western front while 300000 Germans and Austro Hungarians fell on the eastern front.
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Geneva
Will of Amos E. Eno Invalidated by Jury
A New York jury ruled Amos E. Eno's will invalid, directing the $12.6 million estate to his relatives. Beneficiaries named include Columbia University the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History in large sums.
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New York
Amos E. Eno
Cohalan
Eno
Columbia University
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Monsoon Severs 200 Fishermen Off Colombo Coast
A monsoon off Colombo in Ceylon traps a large fishing fleet, with about 200 fishermen believed dead and over 100 boats still missing. The loss follows a violent storm that swept the area and hindered return of vessels.
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London
Colombo
Ceylon
Exchange Telegraph Company
Pure Water of Importance for Poultry
The article urges farmers to provide clean drinking water for fowls in earthen or iron vessels to prevent disease. It warns against using outdoor troughs and other dirty sources, stressing that hens require readily accessible pure water at all times.
Suppression of Belgian Food Riots Reported
German military authorities have suppressed food riots that broke out in Belgium and northern France, according to reports received from reliable sources in Rotterdam.
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Rotterdam
Holland
Belgium
France
Four Die in Wreck at Bristol on Norfolk & Western
A rear collision between a freight train and a workers train on the Norfolk and Western near Bristol Tennessee July 28 killed four men and injured 15 others as they headed to damaged track districts.
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Bristol
Tenn
Norfolk & Western Railway
Woman overcomes nervous trouble with vegetable compound
Mrs. Dewart Lincebaugh of West Danby New York reports lifelong nervous trouble resolved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound used for nerves and female troubles. She cites improved energy and recommends it for sleeplessness irritability backache and headaches citing benefits for her daughter and family.
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West
Danby
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dewart Lincebaugh
West Danby
Lydia £. Pinkham
Five Giant Fingers Bind Cities Across East River
National Geographic Magazine notes five colossal East River bridges binding New York and Brooklyn, costing half the Panama Canal, with tables supporting suspensions. If laid side by side they would equal a road as wide as the Washington Monument is tall and could span six miles end to end. Brooklyn Bridge carries 125,000 surface cars daily plus substantial traffic.
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East River
New York
Brooklyn
America
Panama Canal
Washington Monument
Brooklyn Bridge
National Geographic Magazine
Baker's Dozen Conversation Between Father and Child
Charlie asks about a baker's dozen while recalling a remark by Mrs Moore. The father explains it means thirteen, then they count their family and realize they have seven members including Charlie and his parents, not thirteen.
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Charlie
Mr. Moore
Mamma
Drawing the Line in Housewife Debate
A public exchange reveals a husband urging his wife to discuss topics while shielding her from campaign epithets that intermittently rise in importance. The dialogue frames household discourse amid political intensity.
Bashful men are slaves. Women claim them by con quest.
The passage asserts women claim Bashful men through personal conquest, framing male actions as subservient. It reflects social norms on romance and domination within intimate relationships.
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