Milk Leaguers Rise as Major Dairy Co op Movement
An analysis of the New York Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, its growth from a $900 start to assets of about $18 million, 65 000 members, and 120 plants, and its pooling plan that spreads milk revenue among all producers. It contrasts poolers and non poolers led by figures like Loton Horton and the Empire State Dairy Company, noting battles against city distributors and deflation while highlighting Vancouver as a model of co operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeple
Larieth
America
Dairymen’s League Association
New York
Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association
New York City
League
New York Dairymen’s League
Ereat Dairy ‘Co-Operative
Ges
New York League
Uni
Health Board
Backtory
Loton Horton
Sheffield Farms Company
Mos
Sheffield Forcs
Dairy Leaguers
Borden Farm Products Company
Dairymen's League-Borden Alliance
Sheffelj Farms
Empire State Dairy Company
Empire State Company
Dairymen’s League
Borden Company
Charles E North
Ottawa
Canada
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Vancouver
British Columbia
Co-Operative Therm
Lbro Farmers
Fraser Valle
Wilk
Reult
Gallar
Winter Sports in Summer by Swiss Cable Road
Popular Science Monthly notes the first section of a Swiss suspension cable railway near Chamonix will allow summer and winter sports at the high Aiguille du Midi. The 1 mile line climbs from 250 to 9100 feet, with grades up to 72 degrees, enabling snow country travel for tourists and athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Clamouix
French Alps
Jallois
United
Hfe
Alps
America
Aiguille du Midi
Mont Blanc
Hints For The Home And Holiday Open Air
A collage of home care tips covers cleansing mirrors with methylated spirit, polishing with blue and soft cloth, and using eucalyptus oil to deter insects. It also offers insect remedies with alum solution, steam to remove splinters, and wood repairs with sawdust paste. Tips extend to milk storage, rhubarb juice for iron mold, lemon on leather, and cleaning cloths as well as glove care.
Wrong Order Or The Office Mix Up In Blundered Letters
A clipped dialogue style recounts a chaotic scene about misaddressed mails. The office manager and a stenographer exchange playful quarrels over romantic letters sent during business hours. The mishaps humorously reveal how love notes disrupt routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyeuy
Eswa
Health Notes on Holidays and the Art of Holiday Making
The article argues that health and modern life pressures shape holiday choices and urges readers to seek mental and physical recreation through change. It notes the value of variety, balance between crowds and solitude, and the need to tailor holidays to individual circumstances.
Oyster Fritters and Sheep's Tongues Dishes Shared
A household recipe column provides methods for Oyster Fritters using large oysters and lemon, Sheep's Tongues in brown sauce with vegetables, and a curry beef dish with rice. Also includes notes on Rabbit and Ham Pie, Deviled Kidneys, Tripe Lycennies, and related simmering, frying, and seasoning steps.
Tea proves a better stimulant than beer
The German Institute for Research in Human Food reports tea outperforms beer as a stimulant. A half litre Munich beer with alcohol quickens mental action for about twenty minutes, then low mood, while tea raises mental capacity by about 10 percent for roughly 45 minutes with no aftereffects. Caffeine in tea is about one tenth of a medical dose, suggesting danger if large amounts are drunk at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apes
German Institute For Research In Human Food
Science Service
Munich
Wireless notes on amplifying signals for radio amateurs
The article explains high frequency versus low frequency amplification for valve or crystal sets. It outlines when to use each type, notes the oscilloscope role of high frequency stages to boost distant signals, and describes coupling methods including resistance, transformer, and tuned anode coupling with practical notes.
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Glasgow
Aberdeen
Bournemouth
Mystery Hoards in Banks Unclaimed Wealth Across Generations
A survey outlines the scale of unclaimed wealth held in banks including forgotten accounts and valuables. It cites long dormant sums such as a £28,000 balance kept by a gendered eccentric, alias accounts, and cases where married couples or relatives unknowingly hid funds across branches until discovered years later.
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Melbourne
Dublin
Ireland
Ehan
Alfa
Bett
Jones
Warner
Bombay
Cacutta
Cafentis
Ceauigh
The Spice of Life and Changing Times Jokes
A mosaic of humorous captions and quips from a 20th century issue. Items poke fun at shoppers, politics, marriage, telepathy, a Bluebeard gag, and social norms with quick puns and light satire. The piece blends domestic scenes and public life with playful punchlines.
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Milk Leaguers
Nat
Iemon
Health Notes
Ossen Mall
Wireless Notes
Wes
Hawarden
Lucy
Senator Sorghum
Bluebeard
Corses
Tommy
Steward
Freddie
Mexico
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