Year 1033 Look Back at 1833 and 1933 Parallels
The piece compares 1833 and 1933, noting Andrew Jackson’s era and the rise of democracy, rail innovation, and social change. It discusses the political revolution, the shift to popular vote, and the looming New Deal under Roosevelt, with emphasis on enduring social and economic forces shaping the century ahead.
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White
Frederic Austin Ogg
Andrew Jackson
Yale University Press
Jacksong
Genten Ay
Jefferson
John Adams
Madisen
Monoroe
John Quincy Adams
J. Andrew Jackson
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
America
Honesdale
Chicago
Franklin D Soosevelt
Alrmall Slanes
Inga
Pera Webster
Uty
House of Representatives
Dermccade
Qgga
United States
William Lloyd Garrison
American Anti Slavery Society
Albert Bashoell Hart
Early American Industrial Rise From 1820 to 1840
The era sparks rapid invention and growth as edge tool manufacture planing machines and platform scales appear. Steam hammers and iron stoves emerge while farm machinery reshapes farming. Railroads and westward expansion drive immigration, labor demand, and social change amid questions about a future era of progress.
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England
McCormick
Enanta
New World
Uncle Sam
Woestern Newspaper Union
Pays to Put Lows on Clean Ground
County Agent notes that shifting hog farrowing to clean ground yields more piglets and fewer runts. Two Akron area farmers and others in eastern Colorado report better litters after moving sows to fresh ground. Fassler saved 100 pigs about 0 per litter, last year tied to old ground. Extension agents recommend rotating hog lots to new grounds to boost litter size and reduce losses.
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Dy Gforge
Hmemderson
Colorado Antiguttera College Extension Service
Wnu Bergboa
Colorado
Fassler
Ives
Akron
St. J. Meadows
Washington County
Bassler
OC Pigall
A. Michael Sedgwick
Ifo
Gr. McCrimmon
Tna
Germinated Oats Found of Little Real Value
A Purdue study led by Professor Carrick found three year tests with germinated oats in laying rations yielded about eight eggs per hundred hens, with negligible gains not justifying labor or equipment costs. The article suggests general farmers and specialized poultry keepers unlikely to profit from this feeding practice.
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CIA
Carrick
Purdue
Hog Fattening Test Shows Oil Meal and Minerals Boost Gain
Wisconsin agriculturist reports a fattening experiment at a state station using soybean oil meal with minerals on pasture fed pigs. One group consumed 32 pounds of oil meal per 100 pounds gain plus corn, another 33 pounds tankage, and a third 89.2 pounds feed per 100 pounds gain. A fourth group with 75 percent oil meal and 23 percent tankage used 37.4 pounds per 100 pounds gain, indicating substantial feed savings.
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Lawa
Wisconsin Agriculturist
ONE PAIR ENOUGH Pants That Outwear The Market
A clerk notes these are the longest wearing pants on the market with strong backing data While shoppers question longevity a clerk observes that nobody has ever returned for another pair indicating high satisfaction and durability.
Wise Girl Delays Engagement Announcement
A girl named Graciolla plans not to announce her engagement until after her birthday to avoid attracting many presents, while Jim fears an immediate reveal would trigger too much attention.
Method in It Artist
A terse exchange shows a painterly method and a defense against collectors as writers discuss habits used to provoke attention. The dialogue highlights a performance stance aimed at unsettling observers rather than pursuing traditional craft.
Not His Precious Thaw Your Wife Sesterdas
Readers see a fragmented dialogue scene with characters denying a spouse's involvement. Confusion erupts as one speaker insists a wife is not theirs while another questions a prior claim. The exchange hints at mistaken identity and tension within a domestic scenario.
The Old Carpenter and His Loyal Tools
A aging carpenter Mr Law is described as very frail and toothless with his helper Chisel noting his decline. The scene highlights the veteran craftsman nearing the end of his strength and practice.
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Law
Autocorrected fragment hints at football coaching quote
Readable lines show a coaching exchange about a player persistence and trying plays. The dialogue suggests guidance from a father figure to a young athlete, reflecting sports instruction quirks from a bygone era.
Farm Notes From Ondagras and North Dakota Reports
The report covers a claimed world record ewe in Ondagras Australia delivering five lambs. It notes a bulisonke valued at 23 annually for its destruction of rodents. It discusses protein supplements for balanced rations of home grown grains and roughages and cites a North Dakota Agricultural College finding on beef color and fat. It mentions Charlies 12 Shuman selling 475 pigs from 68 farrowed in three years.
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Nan Ewe
Ondagras
Australia
Charlies 12
Shuman
Jones practices economy despite public skepticism
The article profiles Jones emphasizing frugal budgeting and efficiency. It notes his reputation as an expert and describes how supporters view his prudent approach while critics question the reach of his plans.
Future English Speech Speculation and Hybrid Utopian Tongue
The article quotes I C Batley and A Lloyd James on a two century shift where English becomes a hybrid of British and American forms. It notes global English use and argues that American English varies regionally, questioning which variant will be considered true.
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I. C. Batley
A. Tloyd James
Ella Renton
Rhea Epesak
America
South
Middle West
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