Banker-Doctor at the Front in Europe
Berkeley Sherwood-Dunn of New York heads a French hospital unit on the firing line. Born in Rushford New York he studied in New York and Paris, helped revise foreign student admissions, helped found the Paris Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and later joined Century Trust and European-American Bank before moving to South Carolina in banking.
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Berkeley Sherwood-Dunn
New York
Europe
United States
France
Sherwood Dunn
Rushford
N. Y
New York University
South Carolina
Papal Secretary Gasparri Crowned For Merits In 1907
Cardinal Pietro Gasparri, papal secretary of state, is a long‑time church and diplomacy expert. Born May 5, 1862, in Capovallazza di Ussita, he taught theology in Rome and canon law at Propaganda Fide, then served as apostolic delegate to Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. His American mission lasted four years with strong results, then he rose to head the congregation for extraordinary ecclesiastic affairs, receiving the purple in 1907 in recognition of merit.
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Italy
Holy Sea
Pietro Gasparri
Capovallazza di Ussita
Pontifical Roman Seminary
Propaganda Fide
Institut Catholique of
Paris
Rome
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Caesarea
Congregation For Extraordinary Ecclesiastic
Holy Land
Monsignore
Cardinal Delal
Nickels for Suffrage Story at Washington HQ
A nickel donated by Congressman Thomas Heflin of Alabama to a suffrage fundraiser is highlighted as a "horrible example" by Congressional Union activists. Miss Elsie Hill led the Pennsylvanian avenue meeting where Heflin flipped the coin, which was mounted and labeled alongside other anti suffrage artifacts in the headquarters.
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Washington
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Congress
Heflin
Elsie Hill
the Cause
Pennsylvania Avenue
Heftin
Alabama Statesman
Bowdle
Ohio
Wild Beasts Her Chums at Lady Mackenzie Ranch
Lady Mackenzie recently returned from Africa and resides on a Montana ranch. A famed big game hunter, she brings wild beasts to her home and entertains guests with cubs and other lively animals. A New York dinner at Delmonico's featured an extravagant menu including exotic meats.
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Lady Mackenzie
Africa
Montana
Mons
Florca
Delmotiico's
New York
Culinary Fragments and Recipes From a Vintage Menu
A collage of old fashioned recipe lines and culinary tips. It lists multiple cheese preparations Spanish toast cheese gavlory pilgrim style potatoes aljouFetchas and a clove cake with spices and raisins. The tone mirrors a kitchen column with practical hints and dessert ideas.
Mushrooms and Liver Recipes From Everyday Fare
Practical kitchen notes describe selecting field mushrooms safely and drying or preserving them for winter. A recipe for smothered liver with bacon and vegetables follows, detailing prep, browning, baking, and a final sauce reduction to serve with beans. The text emphasizes frugal cooking and using meat to balance costs.
Curlew Bug Threat in Crops and Pest Control Note
Rotation of crops reduces the curlew bug in corn and rice fields. Do not plant corn after corn or rice after rice in infested areas. The curlew bug harms corn by puncturing stems with a long snout, causing distortion and stunted growth, especially in young plants. After a year on alternate crops like oats, rye, barley, cotton or cowpeas, fields may be replanted to corn. if pests return, repeat.
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Middle West
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Wisconsin
Arkansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Teaching calves to drink from a dairy setup
The guide suggests removing calves from the dam within a day or two or letting them suck once before separation. Calves can be taught to drink by tying them in a sturdy stanchion and offering warm milk in a clean pail. Start with 1.5 to 2 quarts per feeding and adjust to four quarts twice daily, gradually switching from whole to skim milk.
Best Windbreaks With Evergreens For Farms
Evergreen windbreaks protect fields in winter and summer but require proper growing methods. They cannot tolerate root drying, so farmers should plant small seedlings and cultivate them for two to three years before permanent placement.
Soak Plante Thoroughly Before Planting
Instructions advise soaking plants and celery or tomato roots for several hours before planting to help them carry more dirt with the plant. The guidance reads as if from a gardening column, emphasizing thorough preplant soaking for better soil uptake.
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Trang
Psalm 141 David prays for deliverance and godly living
The lesson outlines Psalm 141 as a Davidic prayer during hardship. It stresses prayer as the sole path to deliverance, urges purity of heart and lips, welcomes faithful rebuke, and places trust in God for protection. It connects the psalm to David’s life in I Samuel 24 and highlights incenselike prayer as acceptable sacrifice.
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David
Jehovah
Tabernacle
R. V
Jonathan
Church of Christ
God
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Ccabiarto
Boz
Thera
Martin Chuzzlewit
International Sunday School
C. Bellers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
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