Large dipping plant aids cattle parasite control in Texas
A New York Herald report recounts the creation of large dipping facilities by the U S Department of Agriculture to treat Texas cattle. At Fort Worth Stock Yards a dipping vat used extra dynamo oil to disinfect 311 cattle from infested Texas districts, with four casualties during transport but none showing parasites after treatment.
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Bureau of Animal
Tattle
Lexas
Fort Worth Stock Yards Company
Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas
Rockford
Iil
N. Y. Herald
Soaked Corn Feeding for Pigs on Summer Pasture
J G Trueblood advises soaking corn for spring pigs on pasture. Prepare two 36 hour soaked corn barrels, feed first as it finishes and refill second barrel for continuous clean, digested, rapid growth. Soaked corn retains nutrition while reducing burning and splashing compared to slop feeds.
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J. G. Trueblood
Among the Poultry: Selecting Hens for Profit and Quality
The piece advises choosing fifty well kept birds over a larger self relying flock. It notes sunflowers for gloss, warns against flashy ads, and recommends medium hens with red combs as best layers. Emphasizes vigor and egg production through careful breeder selection and purebred cocks from proven layering lines, per National Rural.
Nitrogen Fixing by Legumes Raises Crop Yields
A Farm Journal summary explains how legumes fix atmospheric nitrogen with root nodules formed by bacteria. It cites soybeans at the Kansas Experiment Station since 1890 and notes inoculated soil and tubercle formation increase yields and nitrogen content. Different inoculation methods were tested with best results from sowing inoculated soil in drills.
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Kansas ‘Station
Kansa Kansas
Massachusetts
Gate design promises sag proof and neat farm look
A plan for a gate with rigid posts and cross supports aims to prevent sagging. The design creates an air of trimness and substantial building, reflecting good farming discipline and pride in farm maintenance.
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N. Y. Tribune
A Midsummer Pasture Crop Rape Growth Tips
A midsummer pasture crop using rape can be sown after mid July if weather allows. It provides pasture in about six weeks for hogs and sheep and resists frost. can last to December if not grazed too closely, until severe freezes. It is a surface feeder like cabbage and thrives on well-fitted soil when sown four to five pounds per acre and lightly covered.
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Ohio
Smut in Small Graiia and Broiler Profit Advice
The article explains smut in oats caused by fungal parasites, with spores spreading through seed. It argues seed treatment can remove smut before sowing. It also discusses broiler profits, noting trials and market proximity can make broiler farming worthwhile, urging practical experimentation.
Ed Kean diet speaks of roles and meals
Kean the actor joked about adapting meals to parts with pork for tyrants beef for Snereee and mutton for lovers. He claimed to play several parts in one evening and eat hash between roles. A woman warned him of possible regret if he becomes rich.
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Edmund Kean
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tarms
Fortuxe
Indianapolis Press
Philadelphia Times
Parlor Exchange Over Kiss Question Cited by Yonkers Statesman
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt records a tense parlor conversation where a young stepmother questions a girl about an attempted kiss by a young man. The daughter confirms the kiss and notes she did not tell the stepmother she would call.
Humorous Snippets Highlighting Quirky Relatives
A collage of lighthearted cartoon captions and jokes from various sources. A Relief exults over a new hired man who “does not sing a note” from Brooklyn Borough. An elderly speaker warns against anodynes from Dr Slimpset. A feeble old aunt seeks care while a niece considers a future. A talking oak and a barking dog exchange quips. A Lovsik line hints at planned family separation, prompting a shy reply.
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Isolate
Lonelyville
N. J
Brooklyn Borough
Brooklyn Eagle
Workers Win Shorter Hours Says Philadelphia Press
Victory claimed as workers strike for fewer hours with success. The boss vows no work hour cuts, yet the Philadelphia Press notes the point was won by employees.
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Philadelphia Press
Safe appears a policeman in Yonkers Statesman joke
A cartoon line jokes about a policeman appearing behind a man in New York. Crimsonbeak quips that the officer likely originated from Ireland in a lighthearted exchange from the Yonkers Statesman.
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Greess
Bill
New York
Crimsonbeak
Ireland
Yonkers Statesman
Quips and Quirks Across Roving Newspaper Snippets
A collage of light jests and social quips from various papers including the Indianapolis Press Baltimore American Puck and Washington Star. Snappy exchanges touch on marriage lessons lion tamers reforms and shop talk with a sly humor tone.
Fragmented Clippings Show Sharp Wit Across Papers
An assortment of humorous snippets and dialogue style quips from Washington Star Montreal Star Philadelphia Bulletin and Leslie's Weekly. Jokes tease safety dreams millinery mishaps a tramp seeking work and a quip about a wife’s talk versus a husband’s wisdom.
Over the Dack Fence
Two women spar over a sharp exchange with one insisting she will never retract and the other accusing her of borrowing neighbors’ things, in a Detroit Free Press dialogue snippet.
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Detroit Free Press
Man Loves to Kick With Might and Main
A Washington Star line notes a man who thrives on strong kicks and dramatic complaints. He laments rain first, then drought, in a playful, satirical mood reflecting weather and mood shifts.
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Washington Star
Harlem Life excerpt hints at reader reaction to a playwright
Fragmentary testimony in Harlem Life notes a usual victim and a question about reading a play. The exchange suggests a domestic or social context where a spouse is involved in reading or interpreting a work. No clear names, dates, or events emerge.
A Confession and Quick Quips Featured in Jumbled Dialogues
A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers includes a confession on love and proposals, a bell ringing mix up with a servant, reflecting light comedy. Lines from Chicago Daily News Chicago Record-Herald Denver Times and Puck show playful banter about fidelity hats and stage visibility.
Six Months Of Darkness And A Glacial Edge
A half hidden scene unfolds after months of darkness at the edge of a glacier. Ojibibowicky returns from the Eskimo club as a foggy clock reads quar'er pash February though it is really May. A veil is drawn over the family scene.
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Arctica Puner
Ojibiwockky
Eskimo Club
Mrsa._Ojibiles
Opbiwockky
Phiadel Cord
Astonishing Cure Reported by Milford Man
Mr Nimrod Price of Milford Otio lauds Palmer's Lotion and Lotion Soap for curing a distressing facial eruption on his wife after doctors and medicines failed. He urges others to obtain a sample via Solon Palmer 374 Pearl St New York.
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Nimrod Price
Milford
Otio
Solon Palmer
Pearl St
New York
Palmer
Going Teo Far and Feet Ease Urged
A citizen warns a trust magnate against reckless speculation while a crowd distributes thousands of flyers. An ad offers Allen’s Foot-Ease powder for sore feet with free samples. A street encounter ends with a physician joking that foot pains signal rain.
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Esterday
Baltimore
Allen S_Olmsted
Ge Roy
Believe Cough Cure Mentioned In Old Trade Snippet
A dated snippet references a claim for a cough and croup remedy labeled Hoxsie's Croup Cure sold by Nehansea and priced at 50c. It includes fragmentary quotes about truthfulness and a testimonial praising Piso's Cure for Consumption from Mrs Robbins dated February 17, 1900, with a brief exchange about a railroad merger.
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Hoxsie
Nehansea
Markets Report: Grains Livestock Across Multiple Cities
New York markets list prices for flour and grains with wheat at No. 2 red 79 to 84 cents, corn 48, oats 31 cents, and hogs around 6.10 to 6.35. Cleveland notes patent flour at 4.00 to 4.25, butter and cheese figures, and cattle and sheep ranges. Toledo and East Buffalo cite cash wheat and corn values, while Cincinnati shows hogs active at 1.00 to 5.90 and cattle steady near 2.50 to 5.25.
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New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
York State
Toledo
East Tuffalo
Cincinnati
Peruna Medicine Endorsed By Several Readers
Clem Moore editor details four years of systemic catarrh and says Peruna gave lasting relief after trying many remedies. Captain Moss and Judge Zenor also praise Peruna as a strong catarrh cure and tonic. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman at the Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free medical advice.
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Clem G.moore
Advocate-Democrat
Crawfordsville
Peruna Medicine Company
Clem Goore
Percy W. Moss
Paragould
Ark
Wm. T. Zénor
Washington, D. C
N. Capital Street
Wm.t. Zenor
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