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Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

6

English Egg Train campaign to boost coop farming reach

The English Egg Train demonstration, organized by the Agricultural Organization Society and the National Poultry Organization Society, travels South Wales to promote cooperative poultry depots. It showcases eggs on display, aims for 100 depots nationwide, and seeks to lift Welsh farmers with scientific farming methods through government support and railway assistance.

London Ngland South Wales England National Poultry Organization Society Britain Wales Carmarthen Cardigan Pembroke Agricultural Organization Society Dacre House Westminster Werferd North Wales Yorkshire Agriey South Graiee Hemnemstrath

Bull snakes hired to curb Detroit rat problem

A Detroit naturalist orders 300 bull snakes from Texas to distribute free to applicants as rat catchers. The snakes, praised by experts, are expected to curb rodents within a week and may become pets in ranches, while a note warns women to guard hairdos from Bill’s reach.

Detroit Mich Texas Pacific Coast Lonestar -State Bill C. Hart Merriam Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Washington

Girls Never Slept On Land Aboard Claverley

Dorothy Kragh and Annie Kragh aged nine and eleven have never spent a night on land. They live on the sailing ship Claverley, commanded by Capt. A C Kragh, while it sails wheat to Great Britain. The sisters study aboard and have survived Pacific storms during their years at sea.

Seattle Wash Dorothy Annie Kragh Pacific Ocean

Students fall from Alpine precipice while climbing

Three German students from Grenoble University Steingel Fischer and Webel died during a tragic ascent near Grande Chartreuse. The group ignored a guide, reached the Grande Som, mis navigated, and slipped to a cliff. Stempel was killed. Fischer survived seven hours on a ledge. Wethel escaped with minor injuries. Stempel, age 19, was the son of an official from Linden Palatinate.

Paris Threa Studenta Haya Grande Chartreuse Grenoble Steingel Fischer Webel Grande Soin St. Pierre Stempel Wether Woether Wethel St. Pierra Linden The Palatinate Stampel Grenoble University

Mournful Ballad of Cooks in Windsor Housekeeping

A verse reminiscence lists former servants including Jane Dinah Pat Dinah Gretchen Kate and others. The speaker contrasts his wife's memories of their faults with fond notes on their cooking, noting coffee, hot cakes, corned beef and cabbage, and other domestic touches. The poem laments memory and longing in a light, sentimental tone.

Janey

Not In the Agreement. Daniel in Hone' den

Fragmentary quip from Puck about Daniel cast into the Hone den with a joke on moving picture loyalties. The line reflects theatrical satire and playful banter over film ties.

Daniel Puck

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