Farm 5 Notes on Hogs Cattle and Dairy Care
Agricultural tips cover row upkeep hog shade and pasturing dairy practices and equipment. Advice urges timely feeding watering lamb care, proper milking, calving prep, pest control, and neat farm appearance with emphasis on cleanliness and proper hay making.
Washington society quartet to be dissolved in fall marriages
Miss Evelyn Walsh will wed Edward McLean next fall, ending Washington’s famed quartet of belles that includes Mathilde Townsend, Katherine Elkins, and Isabel May. Townsend feigns indifference to the Duke d Albe, Elkins awaits a royal engagement, and May’s link to Count von Hatzfeldt delays any formal announcement as the social set pivots to new affairs.
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Washington
Evelyn Walsh
Katherine Elkins
Miss Elkins
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Bar Harbor
Duke d'Albe
America
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Miss May
Cassini
Tts
Jackson Located Treasury Site by Walking Stick Claim
The article recounts how Andrew Jackson chose the U S Treasury site in 1833 by striking the ground with his walking stick at the White Lot junction. It notes the building began in 1838 under Robert Mills and was completed in 1839, and that current repairs will render a solid granite exterior quarried mainly in Maine and New Hampshire.
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Treasury Building
Andrew Jackson
United States
United States Treasury
Pennsylvania Avenue
White Lot
Jackson
Robert Millis
Maine
New Hampshire
Big Force to Take Next Federal Census SRECTOR
North plans the thirteenth census even before legislation passes. About 70 000 enumerators needed, with an estimated 14 million dollars. The scope includes agriculture manufactures mines and quarries for the United States Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico Guam Samoa and Panama Canal Zone. Philippines census not included due to prior 1908 count and cost concerns.
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Srector
North
Congress
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Guam
Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Philippines
Girl Declines Contest Of Father Will For Fortune
The heiress refuses to challenge her father’s will, accepted under law, and remains to receive about 1 000 000 dollars as her inheritance while continuing her work at a steady 660 dollars per year, following nine years of activity.
Woman Surgical Operations and Safety Measures Discussed
A fragmented passage discusses women undergoing surgical operations and concerns over safety. It notes fear around seawage and thousands of procedures performed, mentioning avoidable risks and the need for careful medical practices.
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Coe Aber
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Claims Relief
A reader from Moorestown New Jersey credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her life after eight years of severe female troubles amid medical doubt. The letter urges others to seek the remedy and promotes its perceived efficacy.
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Ts. Iz
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Arthur R. House
Church Road
Moorestown
N. J
Lydia E
Sapee
Local gossip exchanges on Mrs Locutte’s attire
In a Philadelphia Press item a conversation unfolds about Mrs Locutte’s outfit at a recent social event. Mrs Gaddie and her husband discuss whether she wore all black, with a cautious reply implying not entirely.
Girls are Partial to Automobiles Cause Sparkers
Alien’s a Powder scene When money begins to talk people sit up and take notice.
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