Cement houses proposed as new U S dream
The article surveys Edison era plans for rapid cement houses, citing a 1050 dollar tiny 40 by 40 foot three story project and a cost well over land value. It notes mold setup times and potential for fireproof rows, then weighs expense, logistics, and broader debates on smoke, health, and urban planning including Panama Canal changes and New York tramp issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidison
Prom
Fea
Nella
Ellies
Doltare
My. Mdivon
Halle
Intellectual dominance of Germans in South America
The Germans extend influence in South America through education and culture, deploying officers, teachers, and scholars to reorganize schools and public education. German intellectual forces are rapidly growing, shaping policy and thought in Chile Argentina and Peru, with Germany seeking moral and cultural influence rather than commercial conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloht
Germany
South America
United States
Chile
Argentine
Peru
Widow Peevy Heirs to Four Hundred in Otisville Tale
In District No 6 a will drafts relief for Melly Peevy who believes she inherits but a turn of events reveals the estate is $400. The squire, once named executor, grapples with loss and truth as Currier and Jessup reveal shifting loyalties and a buyer’s bid for the two horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Bascom
Charofore
Otisville
District No. 6
Melly Peevy
Squire
Hiram
Mrs. Peevy
Mrs
Mr. Phillpot
Jeasop
Melly
Mr. Currier
Corrier’s
Aaron Jessup
Jessie
Ila
Will Power
Jessup
Tam
Aquire
Scott
Wil
Don’t Hug a Grouch And Other Life Lessons
A reflective essay urges readers to reject the “grouch” mindset and stay hopeful. It argues enthusiasm fuels personal progress, warns against easy divorce and lax laws, and stresses lifting others as true success. The piece cites wealth stories to critique selfishness and highlights perseverance amid poverty.
TrEsdaIry Turmoil in Toy Stanchion Diagram
A garbled diagram description shows stanchions and bars labeled A to Y. It mentions movable bars, cross pieces, uprights, and open or closed positions, with references to rocary, pratrin farmer, and notes indicating alignment and locking parts.
Bacteria in Milk and Public Health Law
The article discusses bacterial counts in milk, noting cities ban sales above 500,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter. It cites Oklahoma Station tests with 42,100,000 bacteria per cm³ in old milk and 134,800,000 in five day old milk, explaining summer increases and winter decline, and that lactic fermentation affects souring and safety.
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Oflahoma
Bringera
Buttle
The Bleating Calf on Coteau Farm
A dairyman notes a calf that bleats constantly, a restless, burdensome animal regardless of feed or water. The farm aims to remove such calves quickly, preferring fattening if possible but often selling to buyers as canners when no better option exists.
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Coteau Farm
Keep Young Cows Signs of a Healthy Dairy Cow
A historical note advises selecting cows under four or five years old for peak productivity. It warns that the next four years are best for milk yield and fat content. It suggests checking physical signs such as a large abdomen and body fullness to judge vitality and milk capacity.
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Silver Messenger
Challis
Vuleance
Department of Public Health
London
Him- Heya
Col. Goethals
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Pacific
Tia
New Alte
New York City
New York
Chicago University
DR. Ls. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Peevy
Frank H. Summers
Essex County, N. J
South Carols
Missouri
Carolina
Irce
Tresdairy
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