French World Colonies and Far Flung Isles Overview
A historical survey describes France's vast empire from Clipperton Rock off Newfoundland to Africa’s western sinews. It covers colonies, mandates, and territories in the Pacific, Indian Ocean, and Caribbean, naming nations, rulers, and populations with emphasis on notable islands and regions under French control.
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France
Italy
Aferlcan
Frances
Pacific
North America
Victor Emanuel
Isrance
Mexico
Clipperton Rock
Acapulco
Bermuda Islands
New York
United States
Porfiriin Diaz
Meatco
Diaz
Australias
Africa
iTibya
Sudan
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Sahara
Equatorial Africa
Senegal
Congo
Tatlti
Society Islands
Marquesas
Tubuat
Tuarotu
Gambler
Kapa Islands
Tahirl
Guadeloupa
Martinique
Tesser
Mt. Pele
St. Mierreche
South America
Devils Island
French Guiana
Napoleon Vi
Devils Isle
Isle Royale
St. Joseph's Island
Devil's Isle
Isles du Salut
Ises of Salvation
Tiberca
Newfoundland
Point for Horse Raisers to Study
A New York agriculture note explains farmers forming a horse breeding association to buy a stallion directly from breeders. It argues this model is cheaper than the old horse company, avoiding sales promoters and high costs, while letting members inspect breeding establishments and contract with suitable breeders.
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New York
Tate Coffegs of Agriculture
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Horse Breeding Association
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Repellent washes risky for fruit tree trunks
Old orchard advice warns repellent washes including whitewash and coal tar can seriously injure fruit trees when ground is wet or mice and rabbits are hungry. Safe alternatives are whitewash and soap suds with lime sulphur and arsenate, applied by sprayer or brush with little risk to trunks.
Best Pig Management in Clean Pastures Guiding Farrowing
YWoards Dalryman argues for keeping farrowing pigs in clean pastures whenever green seed is available to prevent worm infestations and anemia losses. This approach gives pigs a strong start before winter when central hog houses and dry lot feeding are used, since winter rations are often nutritionally deficient for young pigs.
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Agricultural Hints and Market Notes From Wisconsin and Michigan
Agricultural tips note Wisconsin hay crop at a 15 year low and advise mulching perennials. Livestock survey finds registered animals mature earlier and yield faster returns, with 30 head sold by the Michigan Horse Breeders Association at average prices around 256.25 for registered horses, 101.50 for grades, and 102 for yearlings and foals.
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Michigan Horse Breeders’ Association
Color in Winter Fashion Sparks Revolutionary Trends
In a bold shift designers abandon old color rules, mixing black crepe with geranium, purple velvet, pale blue velvet with brown sleeves, and vivid drapings. The season showcases two piece velvet ensembles, pink satin accents, and striking color contrasts across gowns, frocks, and jackets, signaling a fresh, dramatic palette for winter styles.
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Tellasia
Uresa
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Western Newspaper Union
Insulating Poultry Houses With Cornstalk and Cement Paste
Advice from a university extension bulletin on wintering poultry. Recommends insulating with corn stalks packed around exterior walls, at least a foot thick, wired in place and removable in spring. Emphasizes tight buildings, snug doors, and using older ventilation methods. Describes making a cement paste poultice for insulation boards using cement, sand, and sour milk.</s>
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Ensineer Onlo State
Tnitveratty
Woolly coats and decorative trims in children’s wear
Woolly Times highlights children's fashion with rough surface coatings, tweeds, and diagonal weaves. Carolyn T Radnor Lewis praises coats for little girls and newer, higher waist styles for older girls with trim details, raglan sleeves, belts, and various decorative motifs.
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Carolyn T Radnor Lewis
Chili Life Magazine
Pork Pie Hats Return In Winter Style
Fashion note on pork pie hats resurging for women in cold weather. Sleek turned up brims with fur or feather trim, worn forward to expose top and back. Describes a dual cap design covering front and back of head as a practical option amid winter winds.
How to Bring Pullets Back to Production in Winter
A Missouri College of Agriculture guide notes pullets go into a molt due to winter lay disruption from faulty management or feeding. Restoring production relies on heavy pre-winter body weight, then maintaining it with careful feeding, plus two common methods: electric lighting and moist crumbly feed. Regular light schedules and moderate eight-light setups reduce costs and encourage feed intake.
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Berley Winton
Missouri College of Agriculture
Ulscourt
Poultry Facts on Lime Use and Turkeys
Poultry facts urge lime investment yielding three dollars back per dollar. Inbreeding turkeys causes vitality loss and defects. U S turkey production has not regained highs of years past. A New York laying white Leghorn pullet set a world record with 355 eggs, nearing historic marks by a British counterpart.
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New York
Alngie-County
Whia
Lace Gowns Return as Evening Wear Feature
Fashion notes lace gowns reappear for evening wear with black frothy fabrics. Chanel remains influential offering light lace styles while other models from Augustabernard and Viennes present diaphanous, feminine period inspired gowns.
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Chanel
Augustabernard
Viennes
Velvet Hats Debut With New Cap Fitting Styles
Velvet Hats introduces a line of small cap fitting designs with soft rotting beams and stitched crowns. Veils remain a featured accent as the collection showcases charning new hats and fashion details.
Manners as happy ways to smooth life’s path
A reflective quote attributed to Emerson on manners shaping daily conduct. It likens good manners to a varnish that decorates life while surface dew enhances morning meadows, emphasizing kindness and order.
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Enius
Emerson
New Year Resolve Promotes Local Commerce and Jobs
A homegrown slogan urges prosperity for 1933 by buying locally and supporting fur farms and employment for local people. The appeal emphasizes community effort to make the year prosperous and happy.
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Intermountain
Roman Postal System and Message Coding in Travel Trade
The Romans relied on travelers and traders to carry letters across distant points and used code writing to protect messages, highlighting a practical network of communication and secrecy in ancient commerce.
Beta Theta Pi Pioneer Fraternity of the Middle West
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity, founded at Miami University in Oxford Ohio in 1839, is noted as the pioneer fraternity of the Middle West.
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Beta Theta Pi
Middle West
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
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