Turko Arab Allies Threaten Tripoli After Italian Atrocities
Reports from Tripoli claim Turks and Arab allies prepare to attack Tripoli with a likely crushing Italian defeat. Eye witness statements and dispatches describe brutal massacres of prisoners and civilians, prompting European outrage and criticism of government denials.
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London
Tripoli
Ecema
Itrang
Europe
Edward Grey
Turkey Moves to War Readiness as Italy Threat Grows
Constantinople reports the government abandons talks with Italy over Tripoli and shifts to large scale war planning. Turkish forces and artillery depart for Orlanoplea and the Bulgarian frontier while transports load for Aegean islands amid fear of a diversion by the Italian fleet. Officials and foreign experts expect Italy to attack Turkey and seek to forestall Turkish gains.
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Constantinople
Italy
Tripoli
Turkey
Orlanoplea
Aegean
Rodgers Is King of Air Lands at Pasadena Finish
Calbraith Perry Rodgers completed his ocean to ocean flight across the American continent landing at Tournament Park Pasadena at 4 40 p m Sunday after a final 30 mile push from Pomona and a multi thousand foot drop to a graceful landing He finished the coast to coast journey the following day at the edge of the Pacific Ocean.
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Pasadena
Cal
Calbraith Perry Rodgers
Pomona
Tournament Park
Pacific Ocean
Bandits Raid Pedra Cena. Durango Attack Juxtaposed
Nineteen bandits attacked Pedra Cena in Durango Mexico on Sunday night. Residents fired from rooftops and repulsed the assault after hundreds of shots. Three bandits were killed two wounded and captured.
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Pedra
Cena
Durango
Mexico
Orange Crop Delayed By Food and Drug Order
San Bernardino Calif reports orange shipments will be two to four weeks late this season due to a Bureau of Food and Drug Inspection order banning artificial coloring. Eastern tables will lack oranges this Thanksgiving for Southern California.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Bureau of Food and Drug Inspection
California
Quarrel Ends in Death at Oasis Saloon in Collins
A fatal fight over a horse in the Oasis saloon at Collins forty miles north of here left George Uselack dead after a quarrel with John Dickerson. Both men are well known in the area.
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Great Talls
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Collins
Here
George Uselack
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Metropolis poem fragment on design and fate
Fragmentary verse contemplating hidden intention in scattered lines. The speaker muses on whether apparent chaos reveals order and a deliberate plan when viewed as a whole, promising recognition of a higher design.
Soups For Cozy Evenings From A Historic Menu
A vintage collection describes warm supper soups to match midday meals. It features Cocoanut Soup with veal bones cream milk and coconut and Queen Victoria’s Favorite Soup made from fowl stock egg yolk bread crumb chicken meat and cream with seasonings.
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Victoria
Practical Household Tips and Recipes For Home Kitchen Use
This article offers guidance on cleaning silver items with alcohol and chamois, plus a vintage dessert recipe grape tarts, and simple dishes like cheese eggs broiled chopped steak and White Mountain Soup. It presents step by step instructions and tips for domestic tasks and cooking.
Cover Crops Benefit in Orchards with Ample Moisture
The Farmer's Bulletin notes that deep rooting alfalfa as a cover crop can aid orchard trees where moisture is plentiful by reducing soil temperature and supporting thrifty young trees. It warns that in drier valleys alfalfa can rob moisture, and it discusses intercrops versus cover crops, soil humus maintenance, and irrigation layouts for various slopes.
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Arizona
California
Idaho
New Irrigation Outfit Shows Potent Water Lifter
Farmers using flood or water channels before spring planting reap larger crops when later irrigating on schedule. A novel pump system, described by Bollea in Farm Stock and Home, lifts water to 20 feet or more with low power. The tested lifter, a 600 gallon per minute unit, costs about 290 dollars plus engine options. The setup uses eight gallon galvanized buckets on cog chains and a central receiver to discharge water.
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Bollea
Farm Notes on Shading, Mowing, and Crop Care
Farm notes discuss shading for barns and stored feed with ground metal roofs, large scale celery storage in specialized houses, and field layout to save ground. Advice covers yard cleanliness, weed mowing innovations, hogging rye, alfalfa and clover hay for milk color, plowing after hopper activity, dog value in farms, durable brick and cement floors, fattening operations timing, manure management, fertility leaks, and pasture reseeding in permanent meadows.
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Farny
Keep the Soil Rich For Seed Germination
The article emphasizes soil richness and proper aeration for seeds to germinate. It notes heat and moisture trigger germination, while air supply is vital for respiration. It warns that vacuum or waterlogged soil deprives roots of air, hindering growth and stressing rich soil as essential.
Hay In Germany Reports Low Timothy Growth in Cologne
The United States consul at Cologne says no timothy is raised in Germany and haygrass is not distinctive. Fields yield a mixed prairie like growth, and when cut the grass is very productive. Meadows are often irrigated and harvests are done by hand. Two crops are usually taken, sometimes three.
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Germany
United States
Cologne
Passing of Popular Fowl Langshan Faces Shifting Interest
The Langshan or Lordly Langshan, an Asiatic fowl, has fallen from peak show interest though some breeders still sell as many. A writer notes Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds drive demand, while Langshans remain steady but not rising. The breed proved resilient since introduction, surpassing Black Cochins in popularity and proving an excellent layer and table fowl despite white skin and black plumage drawbacks.
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Nike
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Saya
Ike
Buy Stock For Spring Now For Poultry Fanciers
Advice urges buyers to purchase June bred poultry now to avoid spring shortages. Dealers hold larger current stocks, offer discounts from surplus, and avoid added spring costs. Early purchase lets customers select top birds before matings are finalized and pens fill.
Fresh air and sunshine curb germs in poultry keeping
Advice to farmers on egg handling and duck feeding, stressing air and sun as germicides. Warns against tainting eggs with kerosene and urges twice daily crumb mash for breeding ducks. Candling advised only if in doubt. Spanish hen eggs noted as seven to the pound. warns warm poultry houses reduce productivity.
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