Excited Jim Runs Toward Fire Amid Exploding Shells
Jim Kekes narrowly survives a bombardment between two factories as shells burst around him. He dashes through a ground like a battlefield toward a gate, then jumps into a speeding gasoline truck after a failed sprint, breaking a leg and reaching a hospital.
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Hades
Paradise
James C. Kekes
Jim
Jim Kekes
D. A
Morgan, N. J
South Amboy
New York
Jime Kekes
Fragmented Note on Resolving Fees and Policy
An unclear OCR fragment discusses efforts to grasp fees and policy steps. The text hints at considering a whole approach rather than cutting and setting with stil. No specific names, dates, or places are readable.
Curse of Mountains Suppresses Ancient Ascents
Ancient superstition kept locals from mountain climbs as tales of curses and spectral dangers surrounded summits. Elders warned that daring ascents would invite supernatural retribution, shaping a culture of avoidance across generations.
Nosebleeds and Goitre Remedies From Early Medical Periodicals
An article notes puberty linked nosebleeds from front nose area and home remedies such as ice, neck cooling, and nasal packing. It discusses when to seek a physician and explains iodine in table salt preventing goitre and thyroid overproduction in iodine deficient areas, citing Crile and Boston researchers.
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Crile
Cleveland
Dra. J. H. Means
Jacob Lerman
Boston
Journal of the American Medical Association
Massachusetts” General Hospital
Good Dairy Cows Pay Best Profit
An article argues high producing cows outperform low producers, with six quarts daily barely covering feed while ten quarts yields about 40 dollars yearly. A herd average of 8,000 pounds annually is recommended, focusing on proper feeding and breeding to bulls that pass heavy milk capacity to daughters.
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Roreuan
Expert Explains Why Horses Require Great Care Feet
The article quotes Purdue University animal husbandry professor R B Cooley on why horses are shod to prevent hoof wear and provide grip on soft ground or ice. Shoes balance the stride and affect foot shape, with heredity influencing foot quality. careful breeding and regular trimming during growth prevent leg malformations.
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R. B. Cooley
Purdue University
Protecting Fruit Trees from Rabbits
Warning on bark damage to young fruit trees from rabbits and the recommended trunk wrapping to 18 to 20 inches. The Missouri Farmer cites common materials such as poultry wire screen wire hardware cloth old newspapers gunny sacks and cornstalks for effective protection.
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Missouri
Farm Crops and Shelter Belt Plans Highlight Rural Notes
Oats barley and spring wheat furnish better cereal feeds in that order. Rhodes grass from South Africa is a hardy perennial useful in alkaline soils. Hay corn fodder and oat straw help cut wintering costs for idle horses. The boll weevil has plagued the cotton belt since 1892. Texas aims to plant 2,500,000 trees over 300 miles to form a shelter belt against wind erosion.
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Rhodes
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Texas
Radioactivity Key to Cancer Treatment from Aluminums to Magnesium
An early report notes Joliet scientists and renowned physicists transmitting radioactivity to common metals like aluminum boron and magnesium. The elements radiate beneficial rays for a limited period before becoming inert, promising targeted cancer treatment and potential cost reductions.
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Joliet
Little but Effective Cookery Praised as Greatest Reward
A brief note lauds simple home cooking for its worth praising the cookery as the greatest reward. The tone emphasizes that skill in food brings quiet satisfaction and steady praise from those who enjoy the meals.
Up and Try Never Say Die
A motivational exhortation urges a person to rise, persist, and take action rather than give up. It emphasizes resilience and effort to overcome obstacles and keep moving forward.
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CLUB
M. Freid
Floyd Gibbons
Goiter
WNU
Dr. Barton
Cotton Belt
United States
Mexico
Turere
Ees Ee Eee
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