Blood tests aid Rhode Island egg laying breed study
The Rhode Island poultry project at the state agricultural college uses the agglutination blood test to assess disease in hens in a national egg-laying contest. About 3 of 100 birds show the disease. English entries trail as Rhode Island fanciers report rising scores and lower costs per dozen eggs.
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Storrs
Coun
Bea
State Agricultural College
Agricultural College
Hennery
The
Rhode Islands
Tom Barron
Catforth
England
Obed G
Bridgeton
Abel Latham
Brierfel
Wigmenth
Rock Rose Farr
Katonah
N.Y
Lie
Albert T. Levinon
Tleboro
Mass
Jules BF
Frane
Cals
West Hampton Beach
Rhode Island
Pincrest Orchards
Groton
Mees
A. Wil Tomety
Danville
WS Springs Powttry Farm
Durham
Con
Burlinghone
Cal
Eich
England must feed herself declares nation’s sacred duty
The text argues the United Kingdom relies on foreign trade for four fifths of food and meat largely produced at home. It cites Lord Selborne urging self sufficiency as a national crusade, equating farmers' role to soldiers in trenches.
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London
Beitieh Isles
England
Lord Selborne
Man Returns After 52 Years to Spokane City Growth
Franz Nidler of Portland, aged eighty one, revisits Spokane after 12 years to locate the site where he once fled hostile Indians. The area now hosts a thriving city of 120000 people as he visits daughters and registers for the Colville land drawing.
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Spokane
Wash
Franz Nidler
Porsland
Ore
Mr. Nidler
Colville
Woman helps husband shoe a horse in wartime Peterborough
A Peterborough article depicts a Blacksmith’s wife assisting at work as thousands of English women stand in for soldiers away at war. The photograph shows her fitting a shoe to a horse, reflecting women's postwar labor and resilience amid army absences.
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Peterborough
Mackswith
Cutaway Coat To Be Mode This Fall and Winter Styles
The International Custom Cutters Association announces a fall and winter return to a longstanding study. The decree sets men’s garments with form fitting coats and trousers. Fat men and those seeking comfort may face style changes while updated designs predominate.
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Cntiway
International Custom Cutters’ Assoctation Tere
Conte Gens
Beekeeper Seeks Restraining Order Over Bees
Valparaiso Ing Miller, listed as a beekeeper and NA Beekeepers member, allegedly had bees fly to Raymon Austin’s farm and injure stock poultry and children, plus damage a water tank. Austin seeks restraining order to stop Miller from keeping bees near his property and damages of 1000 dollars.
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Valparaiso
Ing
Miller
National Association of Beekeeper
Cure man with broken neck in Duluth reported as complete recovery
Duluth Minnesota reports a rare case in J. J. Johnson a farm superintendent and railroad treasurer. He suffered a complete fracture of the neck after being thrown from a hayloft but doctors say he will recover completely after a short rest.
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Duluth
Minn
J. J. Johnson
Johnson
Kempton
Philuth, Missube & Northern Railroad
Abolition Bills Move to End Death Penalty in Argentina
In Buenos Aires the execution of two confessed murderers after sixteen years sparks broad calls to end capital punishment. Deputy Bonifacio files a bill to abolish the death penalty for all crimes in the lower house, while Senator Iberbucca introduces a Senate bill to abolish it even for military offenses.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Congress
Bonifacio
Iberbucca
Senate
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New York
Connecticut Agricultural College
Plan Hennery Eugenics
United Kingdom
Nidler
Seattle
Indiana
Sampson
Co-Operative Mercantile CO
Roland Wiliams
Nance
Monroe Drug Co
Monrop, N.C
the Savings, Loan and Trust Co
R. B. Redwine
H. B. Clark
Monroe
Henderson Roller
Gordon I'nvestment CO
Philadelphia Life Ins. Co
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Bldg
Monroe, N. C
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