Providence Chateau Restaurant Tour With Legendary Chefs
A travelogue describes dining at Restaurant de la Providence near a chateau, run by Georges Delaunay. Guests sample an all-inclusive menu for 25 francs with extra for wine and coffee, and meet Louis Couudray, former chef to the Prince of Wales. The piece weaves memories of serving royalty, including talks with sculptor Jo Davidson and a reflection on epicurean tastes and patrons.
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Chartres
Chateau Mademoiselle de Matignon
Louis XIV
Jolly
Pollu
Restaurant Dé la Providence
Georges Delaunay
Monsieur Delaunay
Georges
Stig
Garden of
de la Providence
Paris
Providence
Hell
Louis Couudray
Prince of Wales
Lady Lyon Stevens
Linford Hall
London
Sandringham
British Isles
Thomas Edison
England
Oppenheim
Jo Davidson
M. Coudray
Mme. Delaunay
Mon Pere
Soy Beans as Poultry Feed Support with Minerals
A poultry extension specialist outlines that soy beans provide a satisfactory protein supplement for poultry rations when minerals are adequate. Ground soy bean meal plus minerals likened to bone meal lime and salt improves laying hen mash and grain mixes, noting whole beans are less efficient and may rancid in heat.
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H. F H. Alb
University of tWwols
WNU
Stone Age Heater Warms Poultry House and Greenhouse
Michigan State college men revived a Stone Age heating method using an empty oil drum and stones. A fire door and smoke pipe hole are cut, with the drum on sand, surrounded by 12 to 18 inches of stones. Wood fires heat the stones to radiate warmth for hours, even in extreme cold, enough to heat a 10 by 19 foot greenhouse overnight.
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Michigan State College
Trapnesting quality control method for laying hens
Trapnesting is described as the key test to determine a hen’s production. At Cape Rouge station, poor layers are culled after their first year. high-producers’ eggs are preferred while hatching eggs under 24 ounces per dozen are rejected. Chicks and cockerels from weak stock are sold. robust pullets with vigor are kept.
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Cape Rouge Experimental Station
Montreal Herald
Duck Raising in China and Poultry Feed Facts
The article notes water intake as key to winter egg production with new outlets needing about 25 pounds of feed daily. It details duck popularity, thinness signaling poor feeding or digestion, and cites large duck farms in Canton with up to 8,000 birds per acre. It also reports nine pounds of water per dozen eggs from 60 White Leghorn pullets at the University of Tao-Yuan.
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University of Tainois
China Trade Began Early as Empress of China Sailed
MERIGA'S first foreign trade as a new-born Republic was with China. The Empress of China sailed to Canton in 1784 with tea and goods, signaling the rise of the American merchant marine and a growing China trade that later expanded to millions of pounds of tea annually. Macao and Canton evolved, with Macao as a Portuguese outpost and Canton modernizing with new streets, bridges, and a bustling river system.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Meriga
Republic
China
Amoy
Boston
England
Thirteen Colonies
High Seas
Canton
Macao
New York Harbor
Washington
Green
Congress
Whampoa
Anchorage
New York
Salem
Philadelphia
Europe
Monte Fortress
Portugal
Vasco da Gama
Cape of Good Hope
India
Cathay
Far East
Tlere
East India Company
Pen
Inta Macao
Macno
Empress of Ching
Robert Morrison
Edmund Roberts
U.S. A
Thomas Waldron
United States
Hong Kong
Easter Island Declared Chilean National Monument
The Chilean government designates Easter Island a national monument to shield its famed moai statues from explorers and curio hunters. The piece notes its volcanic origin, sparse vegetation, and unfinished statues scattered in quarries, with 260 inhabitants relying on cattle ranching.
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Easter Island
Pacific Ocean
National Geographic Society
South Seas
South Pacific
Ishand
Divine Tomorrow Payment Amazes Readers
A fragmentary note hints at a remarkable repayment or obligation owed by tomorrow and contrasted with human effort. The language suggests astonishment at the scale or speed of repayment, though details are unclear in the brief text.
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a rapid relief for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the remedy soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm, with pharmacist guaranteed satisfaction and money back if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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Creomulsién
Worry Defined in Financial Notice
A brief financial notice explains that interest on Worry Defined Worry is paid up to a trouble before it is due, indicating a prepayment or settlement condition. The text preserves entity terms and highlights timing and obligation.
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Joe
Sharp
Detroit
Mich
Bhefs Ag
Sun Yat Sen
Chu Kiang
Pearl River
Honan Island
Chile
Wapee, Oomfort
Phillips
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