Saint Etienne to De Wolf noble lineage tale origin
The ancient aristocratic Saint Etienne family traces roots to Flanders with Louis de Etienne, knighted by Charles V after saving the king from a wolf during a hunt. His descendant, Baron Emile de Loup, later anglicized to De Wolf at the Saxon court, the wolves heads on the arms symbolizing this lineage.
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Louis de Saint- Etienne
Charles V
Charles
Louis de Etienne
de Etienne
de Loup
Emile de Loup
de Wolf
De Wolf and Anthony Families in Early America and England
The De Wolf lineage dates to 1664 in Wethersfield Connecticut with Balthazar De Wolf and sons Edward Simon and Stephen first noted in Lyme train band in 1668 reflecting high standing. Anthony lineage traces to William Anthony of London in 1547 serving as Royal Mint Prayer and Master of the Scales under Edward V Mary I and Elizabeth I, with Derrick Anthony obtaining a patent for his arms in 1557 and Francis, a physician, amassing fortune from a secret formula.
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Wolf Story
de Wolf
Belgium
America
Holland
Prussia
Baltic States
Balthazar de Wolf
Wethersfield
Conn
Edward
Simon
Stephen
Lyme
Anthony
William Anthony
London
England
Royal Mint
Edward V
Mary
Elizabeth
Derrick Anthony
Francis
John Anthony
Anthony surname carries line through colonies and states
The article traces Charles I era roots to John Anthony who sailed to America on the Hercules in 1634 and settled in Portsmouth Rhode Island. His line includes William Anthony Jr who served as captain and deputy governor of Rhode Island from 1709 to 1717 and Mary Coggeshall. It notes other prominent Anthonys in New York, Kansas, and Pennsylvania and mentions publications by Joseph Anthony, Daniel Read Anthony Jr, Luther Anthony, and Katherine Anthony.
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Charles I
John
America
Hercules
Portsmouth
R. I
William Anthony, Jr
Rhode Island
Mary Coggeshall
Providence Plantations
Massachusetts House of Deputies
Joseph Anthony
New York City
Daniel Read Anthony, Jr
Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Leavenworth Times
Luther B. Anthony
Pennsylvania
Dramatist
Katherine Susan Anthony
Germany
Scandinavia
New York
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Feed color guides yolk shade in eggs
The USDA explains how feed influences yolk color from light yellow to deep orange red. Yellow corn and green feed deepen yolk color, while white corn and little green feed yield lighter yolks. Vitamin A supplementation matters when using white corn. pimento or chili pepper in small amounts can produce orange red yolks.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Tests Demonstrate That Pullorum Is Transmissible
United States Department of Agriculture researchers show pullorum disease can pass from infected hens to healthy pullets. In a seven month study free of illness hens mingled with infected birds, then mated to nonreactor cockerels. Embryos and early chicks from exposed groups tested positive, proving transmission under normal flock conditions and underscoring the need to remove reactors and certify new birds before introduction.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Hubert Bunyen
Bureau of Animal Industry
Preventing Coccidiosis in Young Chickens
An expert in Rural New Yorker urges strict sanitary measures in early life to keep coccidiosis from chicks. Avoid old ground and contamination sources as organisms are widespread in long kept poultry. Prevention rather than cure is essential to save flocks from this yard scourge.
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New Yorker
Size of Eggs Affects Pullet Flock Gross Income
Size of eggs is an important factor in determining a pullet flock’s gross income. Small eggs occur after production starts, but the period is brief if birds are properly bred and reared. Late hatched or poorly grown birds yield small eggs despite good breeding stock.
Poultry Breeding and Feeding Tips from The Farm Bulletin
A poultry guide notes feeding variation keeps hens’ appetites active and reduces cannibalism in chicks with a head lowered to feed. Lighting using green or red bulbs helps broaden brooders and lessen attacks. Friers and broilers grow faster when lit to eat and drink more. Inclement weather causes rheumatism and stiffness in poultry. Prefer older birds for breeding pens with careful selection as inbreeding rises care needs.
Tall Tale of John Henry and the C O and E Tunnel
A tall tale recounts John Henry, a giant hammer man in West Virginia, racing a steam drill to win then dying after beating it. The story blends old C O and E lore with exaggerated feats and a humorous, folksy tone.
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Oel S. Bishop
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Cruzee Mountain
John Henry
C. and O
Tony Beaver
West Virginia
Potomac
South
John
The Good Ship Wobble and Its Sane Captain tale
Article recounts Frank Ward O'Malley's initial Good Ship Wobble story in the New York Sun and subsequent flourishes by other reporters. It notes Captain Heinie Hassenpfeffer, once a second story man in New York, went mad seeking new lands in Africa and altered the ship to sails. The voyage features endless circling, a mosquito cloud that strips sails, and a curious detail that every mosquito wears canvas overalls.
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Frank Ward O’malley
New York Sun
Heinie
Atlantic
South America
Meinie
A Shout for Bellow Round Horse Cave Tale
The Horse Cave Kentucky tale claims Herman Bellow outwits an English visitor in a bet about a woodchuck. Herman’s lore comes from local caverns and nature, ending with the quip that the animal starts digging at the bottom, leaving the earth untouched at the top.
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Bellow
Horse Cave
Kentucky
Herman Bellow
Herman
Western Newspaper Union
Bad Lands Description Across the Western United States
The Bad Lands name refers to sterile regions in the western United States marked by almost no vegetation and a labyrinth of sculpted soft clay sand and gravel strata. Best examples lie east of the Black Hills in South Dakota, with similar formations in Wyoming Colorado Arizona New Mexico and Texas.
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United States
Black Hills
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Roomy Beach Pajamas Pattern by Barbara Bell 1791-B
A sewing pattern details a roomy beach pajama design with a yoke sleeves and front panel in one piece. It offers bust measurements 32 to 42, sizes 14 to 40, uses 39 inch fabric, and includes a Peter Pan collar self belt and front panel closures, with options in silk voile percale gingham linen.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W.adams St
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Legge
Barbara Bell
Mind Meter arithmetic test questions for quick results
A Mind Meter arithmetic test lists ten problems on mental math. Sample items include calculating 25 percent of 5000, cost of twelve quarts at eight cents per gallon, converting 13/8 to a mixed number, and converting 2222 to Roman numerals.
Fragmentary numeric items from historical ledger page
A collection of isolated figures and phrases appears as OCR fragments. Entries include the numbers 2234 1250 54 154 and sums like 1111 978.40 53750 and time references such as four and a half days and two and a half minutes. Roman numeral MMCCXAII appears among the scattered data.
Uncle Gays on Luck and Training Boys to Overcome Doubt
The text reflects on luck as a cause for gladness and argues that happiness depends on understanding, not blame. It asserts that life’s business is entering trouble and the joy lies in escaping it, requiring sporting spirit to endure a world filled with doubt and fear.
Sunny Manner as Civic Duty in War Debt Talks
A cheerful public stance is urged to bolster morale and fund war debts. The text argues a sunny demeanor helps posterity learn prudence about engaging in future conflicts and preserves national resolve.
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