Westminster Abbey appeal for £250000 to fund urgent repairs
Westminster Abbey's Dean appeals to the English speaking world for £250000 to cover urgent structural repairs and key maintenance. He cites prior costs, war protections, and rising materials as pressures, listing towers, clerestories, parapet and cloister needs while stressing the Abbey as a worldwide treasure and symbol of English heritage.
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Tehalf
Herbert Kh. Hyte
Westminster
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Ecclesiastical Commission
Henry VII
Westminster Abbey
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
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London
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St Em- Pire
Cigmda
Austradia
New Zeaand
South Africa
Harold
William the Conqueror
Baby beef rising as preferred cattle market
Live Stock Facts notes that baby beef finishing at younger ages is increasing due to demand for small high quality cuts and higher production costs. Improvements in breeding and feed have allowed cattle to reach market weight by 1 to 2 years, with exact age depending on feeder conditions.
Named for famous women in legend and history
The article discusses names and legends from British and Irish lore. It mentions Scota daughter of Abraham, Beara of Ireland named by Owen More, and St Ite Brigid of Munster. It also notes a legend about Charing Cross and Edward I erecting a cross in 1201 marking his wife’s royal funeral route.
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Uisarisa
Abraham
Pole Beara
Ireland
Gein
Owen More
Munster
Conn of the
St. Ite
Ide
Brigid
Charing Cross
London
Hdward I
Chcre Reine
Nottinghamshire
Westminster Abbey
Monster South Sea Ray Mehta Found Near Islands
A gigantic ray named Mehta is reported among South Sea islands. The creature is described as a vast deep dwelling entity and a rare sight in ancient ocean lore.
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Mehta
South Sea Islands
Monster Manta Feeds and Forces Vessels With Awe
A description of a giant manta ray or similar sea creature notes its massive size with a 12 foot body and 20 foot wingspan. It supposedly uses fins to push food into its wide mouth and can lift harbor anchors and tow ships, with reports of dragging up to 14 boats when harpooned.
Offspring Pigs Sawed and Scolded for Harsh Hooks
A crude note describes cutting pig tusks and teats with sharp scissors to prevent fattening and nursing, claiming the sow will stop suckling if teats are cut and that halting growth will force aggression. It advises using a knife to split the rooter to stop robbing mates.
Caring for Weaning Lambs on Farm Pastures
The guide explains timing for selling and weaning lambs up to five months old and keeping breeding stock. It recommends placing lambs on fresh pasture and avoiding stomach worms, while easing ewes off milk by partial milking every three days until dry. It also notes moving lambs to new pastures once distress from separation ends and using ram lambs for flock fertility.
Advice for Good Breeders in Farm Management
The Better Stress Letter Stock movement draws many to breeding and feeding guidance. United States Department of Agriculture experts say good breeders are good readers and vice versa. Warns against wet swamps and muddy yards as foot rot risks. Calls for stronger tuberculosis control in livestock. Notes a comfortable hog means profit.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Harber College Graduation Yell Questioned
Fragmentary text questions a college yell after graduation. The snippet includes informal dialogue and a noisy outburst mentioning Florida Times. No clear events or names beyond the institutions implied.
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Harber College
Florida Times
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Cutheurn Treatments Advertised
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for nasal catarrh and headaches. It also touts Cutheurn Ointment and Cutheurn Soap for pimples and blackheads, claiming rapid skin clearing with daily use. Aimed at Toledo Ohio and Wall Street, it emphasizes household health products and beauty care.
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Bya
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Edgy Proposals Mentioned in Bolid Gut Mining Notice
Fragment lists a proposition described as a bold edge, with references to Granulated Byelida and Straa Infamed Eyes. It touts Roman Eye Balsam as a remedy after a single trial.
Freddy's visit ends with illness after indulgent days
Freddy spends three days with grandpa enjoying cream buns and candles, grows pale and feverish by return home, and must be put to bed by his mother. Grandpa visits, the boy sighs that it was worth it despite being bad. An Italian proverb closes the piece.
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Freddy
Grandpa
Young pupil praises Wilson in essay mocking great presidents
John Arthur, a Jeffer anasite department pupil, wrote about Woodrow Wilson praising his WWI leadership while suggesting Washington or Lincoln can’t compare. The piece hints at diplomacy and bias, noting the writer’s strong views and a teacher who is a Democrat. Dorothy, three, tests coffee with sugar and cream, saying no tea tastes in the cup.
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Woodrow Wilson
Penton
Wilsen Kenne
Indianapolis News
Dorothy
Mamma von
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