War Dispatches Chronicle Turbulent Fronts And World Events
Late dispatches report the Tunisiania torpedoed off Lowestoft with beaching by its skipper. Dunkirk shells and Austro German advances threaten the Russian army in Galicia as Lemberg falls. Western news notes annexations, earthquakes, oil fires, and a large wartime economic shift. Washington reports Lansing appointed secretary of state and a growing US trade surplus as global fronts shift with Austria Hungary and Italy.
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Restoran
Lowestoft
Dunkirk
London
England
Baltic Sea
Copenhagen
Vienna
Grodek
Czar Nichols
Petrograd
Galicia
Lemberg
Omaha
Dundee
Calexico
Cal
Yuma
Ariz
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Cen
Indianapolis
Lassen Peak
Redding
Cushing, Okla
Washingson
Robert Lansing
William Jennings Bryas
Wilson
Redfield
United States
Carranza
Italy
Alfonso
Spain
Dato
Ching
Vancouver
William
Archduke Frederick
Austria
Old Bailey
Paris
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Neuville
Sous Montreail
Henry Saint-Paul de Smeay
Pari
Mary Louise Logan
John A. Logan
Philippines
John A Logan
Grant
Belgium
Won Lee and other events sweep crowds at Denver race meeting
Overland park races in Denver attract large crowds as Won Lee and other horses contest. Freddie Welsh plans retirement within the year and buys the Selby Brown estate near Lockport New York to settle and oversee a health report. Governor Ferris aims to enforce glove contest laws in Michigan. Walter T. Hayes and Ralph Burdick win Chicago city tennis doubles, defeating Gif ford and Ketchum 63 64. Hank Wagner hits 100th career home run in a 13 inning Pittsburgh win over Philadelphia at Forbes Field.
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Lee
Overland Park
Denver
Freddie Welsh
Selby Brown
Lockport
N. Y
Gov. Ferris
Michigan
Walter T. Hayes
Ralph Burdick
Chicago
Harold Gifford
M. G. Ketchum
Hank Wagner
Pittsburg National
Philadelphia
Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Alfalfa feeding tips for draft horses from extension bulletin
Extension Bulletin No. 28 advises careful alfalfa use for work horses. It covers rations, weights, and feeding order, warns against overfeeding and wet hay, notes alfalfa’s palatability, dust factors, and curing practices, and recommends alfalfa pastures for developing bone and muscle in draft colts while cautioning breeding mares.
Pigs Thrive on Pumpkin Feed on Farm Practice Report
On this farm pumpkins provide a profitable, cheap pig feed. From June born pigs weighed 80 at start. by Oct 11 average 106 lb, Nov 11 146½ lb, Dec 11 187½ lb, Jan 11 227 lb. 92 days average daily gain 1.31 lb. No extra feeds used. pumpkins fed as noon meal after gradual introduction.
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iBy & Miller
Different Methods to Preserve Eggs
The article reviews practical home egg preservation methods, finding lime water and water glass the only reliable options. It notes high loss with other methods such as salt packing paper wrapping or ashes, and cites a German experiment preserving 400 eggs for eight months using water and water glass among the best. It ends with a motto urging readers to “Feed the Land” and tend garden production.
Frugal Breakfast Ideas and Creamed Codfish Recipe
A period piece offers simple meals for hard labor days. It prescribes a basic breakfast of fruit cereal egg and toast with coffee, then details corn toast with onion butter sauce, creamed salt codfish, southern eggs with rice and cheese, and sautéed honeycomb tripe using milk and water for poaching.
New Ways With Old Foods Rule the Home Kitchen
A compact note on each man’s right to regulate his own diet and preferences, urging individual choice in food preparation and consumption. The passage hints at personal autonomy in dining, though text is fragmented and stylistically dated.
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Wes
Martin Chhoaabewit
Frugal Household Recipes from Old Market Page
The article shares economical kitchen tips and a variety of recipes. It urges small servings to reduce waste and describes co operation with cooks to cut yearly expenses. It then details oxjoints with vegetables, Hamburg steak with cabbage, tomato sauce, a grape juice ice cream, sponge pudding, braised beef, gelatin salads, and numerous date based dishes and fillings.
Great advantage of humus to soil shows in farming
The article explains humus usage benefits with stable and commercial manures. It notes green crops required when fertilizer reliance is high, recommends plowing under stable manure in spring and using commercial manure as top dressing. It emphasizes balancing humus supply to keep farms up to best standards.
Good Georgia St Bernard Turns Workhorse and Woolmaker
A Georgia lady owns a St Bernard that helps with daily farm tasks. Each morning he herds cows, keeps calves away, brings in wood, runs errands, and aids in butter churning. In summer he is shaved and his wool spun into yarn, all without pay. Corks can be made watertight by immersing them for minutes.
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Georgia
Keen Rivalry Drives Farmers to Cars in Kansas City
In a Kansas City Star note, Rampage Okla resident Sandstorm Smith observes a regional shift as farmers abandon top cattle and crops for cars with new features. He jokes that motorists show up all night, while others race to compare rides, reflecting a community rapid into automotive culture.
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Kay See
Sandstorm Smith
Rampage
Okla
Kansas City Star
Gentle Hint. Grocer Questions Satisfaction to New Customer
A humorous exchange features a grocer asking a new customer if the last order was satisfactory. Mrs Housekeep replies fairly, but asks for stronger coffee and weaker butter next time. The line ends with a quip that family reunions are enjoyed by men nearly as much as a funeral.
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Rowlyn
Cornish
Washington
Whitman
Charles Becker
New York
Albany
Wentley D. Ackley
Billy
Jones
Talmage
Smith
Joliet
Campbell
Odette Bordeaux Alten
Edmund Allen
Harry K. Thaw
Canada
New Hampshire
Vale
New Haven
Conn
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Gans
Okie
Lige Gipson
Extension Bulletin No
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University of Nebraska
Ward
Werece Mag
Diarra Toa
Siew
Colorado Cartercar Co
Broadway
Colorado
Western News
Paper Union
Colo
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