Princess Alice Roosevelt and the Roosevelt Era
A reflective piece recounts Princess Alice Roosevelt Longworth’s life from debut in the White House to her role in early 20th century politics. It traces her fascination with power, her marriage to Nicholas Longworth, and her views on presidents, parties, and social hierarchies amid the Roosevelt and Taft eras.
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Ang
Ntin
Alice
Irli¢Nt
Roosevelt
Yimnee
Wales
Stetien W
Orient
Les
Alice Roosevelt
Tla
Charles Scribners Sons
Roosevelt Fongworth
Ming Anericanse
Washington DC
Herter
Mart
Nicholas Longworth
House of Represent
Cf i
Pris
Roosevelts
Saemp Wyckoff
New York
van Wyck
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Princess Ellce
Jourg Roosevelts
McKhinley
Cisllizved
White House
Tiward
England
William Howard Taft
Japan
Clina
Nick Longworth
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Paris
White Mouse
Princess 4Nice
Ntartling
Ile
Coolidge
New England
Escovers
God Roosevelt
Wison
Bryan
Longworth
Gann
Garn
Curtis
Dugene Meyers
Nick
Sky Western
Solon
Bean Crop Put to Many Uses Across Agriculture
Agricultural experts describe the soybean as a versatile crop with rising industrial and food roles. By 1928 soy products reach factories and animal feeds, while the Orient uses it for human foods. soy protein yields high levels vs meat and eggs, with expanding markets in oil, meal, and several byproducts.
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United States
Orient
Dairy Cows Entitled to Best of Treatment
Opinion piece argues dairy cows deserve kindness over feed variety. It asserts no substitute for kindness in dairy farming and urges the phrase kindness be written on every cow stable, contrasting with a teacher’s grammar rules about circumstance.
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Dalry Aia
Handling Peat Soils The First Step In Reclamation
Handling peat soils involves drainage to speed decomposition and deep fall plowing for deeper peats. Feeding down timothy and pasture for years helps. Fertilizer is costly. a meal with 10 to 15 times more nitrogen than common feeds disrupts plant balance. If peat is decomposed, phosphate helps, and about 200 pounds of potash plus 200 pounds of 20 percent super phosphate per test plot is economical.
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Wallaces
USDA Tests Dairy Feeds on Rabbits to Predict Cattle Effects
The United States Department of Agriculture adapts the guinea pig method to rabbits to speed up dairy feed testing. Rabbits, cheaper and faster to breed, show feeding effects nearly identical to cattle under same conditions, enabling results about ten times quicker than cattle trials. In 1931 about 20 rabbits per feed type were used in the experiments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Agricultural Jottings on Fences Hay and Crops Across Canada
Grounding wire fences protect Uve stock from lightning. Quebec doubles apple production in ten years and harvests about 500900 barrels. Hay serves as a winter substitute for pasture and feeds brood sows and other legumes. Ontario grows nearly 150000 acres of root crops and needs 50000 to 756000 pounds of seed. There are 16 radios per 100 farms. British Columbia leads in farm radio access, with Ontario second and Saskatchewan third.
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Province of
Ontario
British Columbia
Dominion
Saskatchewan
Hearty Dishes High in Favor Along the Rhine
Berlin dispatch details East Frisia dishes called het and dopelnbles with bacon onions and potato dumplings. Recipes span Silesia and Tyrol as Saarland and Austria influence German cuisine. The dishes are linked to a Saar region plebiscite era “Low cost Sunday” meals aiding welfare, reflecting diet and travel notes.
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Hell
Iherewith
Sigrid Schultz
Berlin
Chicago
Itibune
East Frisia
Silesia
Lelieve
Sear
Olitlea Passionus
Saarhausfrau
Germany
Austria
Modern Hunter Seems Skilled With Primitive Bow Say
An old article portrays J S Ltarmer of Texas as a modern hunter using a bow and arrow to kill a deer from 435 yards, praising primitive methods. It contrasts ancient archery feats and notes diverse claims about draw weights and long-range arrows across cultures.
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J S Ltarmer
Texas
America
Gay
Africa
Robert Ionls Stevenson
Navi movement renames German months with foreign terms
Pathfinder Magazine reports a nationalist shift to replace Roman era month names with foreign terms. The scheme assigns new labels such as Dismond in January and Oster mond in April, with May unchanged and other months like July and December given distinct forms.
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Germany
Dismond
Irntemond
Erbstmond
Nethelmond
Pathfinder Magazine
Good Health Advice For Parents On Children's Bowel Care
A period advertisement urges mothers to avoid harsh treatments and promote gentle bowel health in children. It promotes California Syrup of Iigs as a safe, pleasant tasting laxative to keep bowels regular, claiming it strengthens both health and behavior.
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California
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Ohio
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Otte Kalser
Italy
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Paulina
Aa Tae Roosevelt
FNM Park
Department of Agronom
Ohiotate University
WNL
Quebec
de Pierce
Elleryere
Dhey
W Benten
St. Bo Idaho
Salt Lake City
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