Sunshine in Hog Breeding Promises Health and Profit
The article advocates bright sunlight and ample air in hog breeding to improve pig and sow health, reduce disease, and boost output. It notes costs, market pressures, and the need for contractors and timely spring building to erect two large structures in rural areas and larger cities.
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William Aradford
Deadly Poison Ivy Warns of Severe Skin Reactions
U S Bureau of Chemistry identifies poison ivy as one of the most potent plant poisons. Contact with any part of the plant can cause violent irritation and swelling, with even a small skin trace potentially triggering serious inflammation. Internal exposure is described as extremely dangerous.
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United States Bureau of Chemistry
Innovative Poultry House Aids Sunlight and Airflow
A design for a 24 by 70 foot poultry house aims to shelter 20 sows and several young while maximizing sunlight and ventilation. Concrete floors and planked walls allow air flow under flooring, with central passages for feeding and waste management. Windows in walls and roof provide light to prevent disease, though ivy poison ivy risks and animal exposure are noted.
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Vehrunty
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Warmine
Effective War on Peach Borer Unveiled by US Entomology Task
The Lower wrelbed of destroying the peneitherer developed by the United States thenu of entomology conststs in epreeding an outer of tay of pare. Hederobenzene around theree under a Ught layer of sol. A ria of temperature from 75 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit volatilizes the crys tic, and the heavy poison gas generated penetrates the wit, killing all borers near. The chemical is not expensive, while the labor teelight compared with digging the lacque from the tree bane with a knife.
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United States
Thenu
Can-Opener Civilization and the Cost of Love
Fragmented OCR passage discusses love, finances, and living costs in a troubled tone. Mentions a folding bed, a bed setup, and reference to an urban newspaper The Angeles Times. Contains garbled phrases and unclear context about relationships and income traps.
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Omar Naw
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Angeles Times
Aratdans Use Xray Theme in Love Poems
A modern poet from Bagied in Constantinople expresses longing in a recent lyric. The verse uses the idea of Hseventeen rays to reveal hidden feelings, claiming the heart bears wounds from a beloved.
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Bagied
Constantinople
Shucking Corn Darkened by a Man’s Murky Claim
A fragmentary report quotes Mr J A describing rough treatment and fear of reprisal after a quarrel. The text suggests a local incident involving corn shucking and threats, with unclear specifics and damaged OCR content.
Overheating Alarm Whistle Invented for Radiator Tap
An overheating alarm whistle designed to fit a radiator tap releases steam when the engine overheats enough to boil water in the radiator. The device serves as a warning alert in case of excessive engine heat.
Hats Of to Lightning Re Qui re Every Time Caterers
A terse item notes repeated lighting incidents and the need for faster catering responses. It references ongoing issues with electrical safety and event preparedness affecting service teams and audiences.
Navy Expenditures Compared by Japanese Paper in 1921
A Japanese newspaper compares U S Navy expenditures in 1921 by ship category. It lists ships completed and under construction for Japan, America, and Britain, noting Japan leads in completed ships and Britain shows no under construction.
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U. S. Navy
Japan
America
Britain
Story of Our States Missouri History Fragment
Fragmentary recount of Missouri history from early exploration by Joliet and Marquette to statehood and the Missouri Compromise. Mentions Louisiana Purchase, slavery debates, and regional politics with references to St. Louis and western settlement.
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Missouri
de Beto
Mississippi
Joliet
Father Marquette
St. Louis
Spain
France
Louisiana Territory
Northwest Territory
Louisiana
Maloe
Union
Mixevuriie
Levers That Move The World A 1924 Naval Snapshot
A 1924 naval strength snapshot cites Japan America and Britain with dreadnoughts and ships in reduced condition. It estimates Japan at 13 cruisers and 84 destroyers, America at 10 cruisers and 315 destroyers, Britain at 69 cruisers and 96 destroyers, noting Britain’s limited readiness as the 1928 Japanese program progresses.
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Japan
America
England
Loreen Akapan
United States
New Steering Gear Promises Shock Prevention
A new automobile steering gear replaces the usual setup with cams designed to prevent shocks. The innovation aims to improve ride comfort and steering stability by smoothing inputs from the road.
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