Privilege to Live in Vian News Notes
A digest of regional items: Holoteina Friesian herd shipping from Utah to Portland show in October with 12 cows and 4 from Cache Weber Salt Lake and Millard counties gathered at Cache County fairgrounds. Typhoid claims 50+ cases near Price linked to Walton water supply disruption from Gordon Creek washouts. Cedarity marks cornerstone ceremony Oct 28 for Branch Agricultural College gym. Leni notes ornamental tile experiments in Salt Lake with Wheeler at Salt Lake Pressed Brick. Utah clay potential. Myton reports favorable alfalfa seed weather. Uintah Seed Growers' plant processing 1200 sacks. American Fork lamb market at Chicago tops $14 per 100 lbs. Logan around 200 carloads of potatoes shipped seasonally. Provo expects 10% more turkeys this year. Vernal Peppard Reed quotes alfalfa seed prices. Uintah County to harvest fair alfalfa seed. Myton Basin Seed Growers incorporation and capital gains. Nyton bridge work and Layton green tomatoes shipments lead regional notes.
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Logan
Utah
Portland
H P Anderson
Cache Valley
Weber Salt Lake
Millard
Cache County Fairgrounds
Wellington
Gordon Creek
Price
Cedarity
Branch Agricultural College
Oelock
Myton
Favorabia
John E Berg
Wee
Berg
W. C Moley
Chicago
Kentucky Agricultural College
Lamba Logan
Cache County
Harry C Parker
Eapecte
Provo
Albertus Willardsen
Utah State Poultry Producers’ Cooperative Association
Uintah County
Vyton—Myton
Ulintan
Basin Seed Growers Association
Willam Michael
George E. Howells
C A Larsen
William Zone
N L. Peterson
The Frenchman who says class spirit is lacking in America
A fragment suggests a French observer claimed American schools lack class spirit, but the joke hints the critique targets neither freshmen nor sophomores and may reflect campus culture rather than individual conduct.
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America
Tisted Research Into The Matter Of Cools And Recipes
A terse note states that the best cools are those who could write out the recipe to save their lives. The fragment hints at a judgment on practical knowledge and life saving instructions amid an unclear context.
Paving Brick Reduction Could Save Millions, Policy Claim
A proposal argues that using four thinner paving bricks would save the country about 3,000,000 dollars annually and remain equally effective when hurled at a few wading ent.
Unknown Author Praised Across All Occasions
A literary commentator extols an obscure writer, praising his imagined genius and universal relevance across diverse occasions. The piece elevates the unseen author as a perennial voice in modern letters, inviting readers to seek hidden depth in minimal recognition.
Wealthy Heiress Faces Routine Work Unlike Factory Staff
A historical note contrasts an heiress who avoids labor with ordinary workers in a soup factory, underscoring the social divide between inherited privilege and paid labor in the same industry.
New York Wife Faces Scolding Over Powder Gift
A New York wife is chastised for a gift used to powder her nose during a sermon era seen as improper. The incident underscores a critique that she did not use prayer time to reflect while others looked away.
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Mabl
New York
Washington Zoo Captures Purple Faced Monkeys
The Washington zoo announced the arrival of a new group of purple faced monkeys. Scientists will study whether facial color links to suppressed oratory and social behavior.
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Washington Zoo
Restorer of a Tall Night and Belt Sparks Debate
A man who ten years ago worked to restore the gap between a tall night and a fan belt now presses on with renewed effort to address the difference between a loud spoken Battery.
Personal Favor Clerk Referenced for Better Job Help
Smiths Weekly in Sydney reports on a favor involving a clerk reference for Lee Toguh seeking improved employment prospects. The item notes an exchange between individuals, highlighting professional references and career advancement.
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Legring
Lee-Togu
Smiths Weekly
Sydney
The Mean Thing Mrs Smalts Contemplates Giving Up Bridge
Mrs Smalts voices doubt about continuing to play bridge amid a public scandal. The conversation notes reveals a social dilemma over the game’s value and reputation.
How to Make Money by Losing a Small Deal
A brief note suggests profit from settling a dispute for a small loss instead of pursuing a court case. It frames the idea around avoiding litigation and ending with a net minor loss as a financial tactic.
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St Atchison Globe
Egyptian color formulas found in modern minting practice
An electrochemist asserts that formulas once used by Egyptians to color bronzes underpin techniques still used today by French British and American mints. The claim links ancient material science to contemporary coin production.
Selfiah People Face Shared Troubles, Claim Communal Spirit
Community members emphasize collective resilience as issues affecting Selfiah communities are openly discussed and addressed together rather than kept private. Local leaders urge unity and mutual aid to navigate ongoing challenges.
Fletcher's Castoria promoted for infant ailments in old ad
An advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, non dangerous remedy for babies. It claims Castoria soothes colic, constipation and diarrhea and enhances sleep. It emphasizes vegetable origin and endorses consulting a doctor for real sickness. It adds a care book included with the product.
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Fletcher
Fletchers
Hay feeding economics for livestock and markets
Farmers should weigh market prices for baled hay against baling and transport costs. Minnesota expert Andrew Bors notes little margin on poor hay in surplus years, while feeding hay to cattle on farms can yield better overall returns through manure benefits and future soil improvements.
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Andrew Bors
Minnesota Experiment Station
Baliag
Ship Bay
Milk Feeding Myth Debunked for Heavy Hogs
University of Wisconsin tests show two diets for hogs. Hogs fed corn and skim milk gained 104 pounds per head per day, while hogs fed corn silage hay and kinseed meal without milk gained 116 pounds per day. Costs: milk diet 753 dollars per 100 pounds gain versus 920 dollars for the non milk diet.
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University of Wisconsin
Horse Power Declines as Farm Workhorses Age
The article warns that farm work animals decline as their use ages rise. Over the next five years numbers may fall unless veterinarians somehow extend current horses’ productive lifespans. Farmers relying on others may face higher costs and consider abandoning horse power for mechanization.
Agricultural Tips Highlight Livestock Care And Beef Outlook
Agrarian notes advise careful hoof care for young colts and clean housing for pigs to prevent disease. Emphasizes dry periods for calves, proper feeding, and cautious sheep health with mineral-salt mixes. Warns of a beef cattle shortage and an optimistic outlook for growers amid rising prices and better farm practices.
Greater Use Of Dairy Products In The United States
Dr WL Nevens of the University of Illinois reports a strong rise in dairy product consumption beyond population growth. Butter per person rose from 14 to about 17 pounds. cheese just over four pounds. whole milk use up about 29 percent in nine years. Ice cream has grown to about 11 quarts per person annually, more than double 1900 levels. Overall dairy consumption per person increased over 36 percent since 1900, signaling industry expansion.
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United States
WL Nevens
Dairy Department
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois
Federal Department of Agriculture
Nervens
Attention Essential to Calf During First Year
Guidance for calf care in the first year advocates barn confinement by day in summer and night turnout, opposite in winter, avoiding severe weather. Emphasizes hay over greens, steady growth feeding, breeding at eighteen months, and clean dry stables with disinfectants to prevent disease. Notes calf scour as a common ailment, causing about 63 percent of calf diseases.
Cheapest Feed for Cows Said to Be Pure Water
A dairy owner with 10584 pounds of milk and 3426 pounds of butter in a year asserts pure water is the cheapest and best feed for dairy cows. He notes milk is mainly water and stresses constant access to fresh, clean water to maintain milk flow. Autowater drinking cups in stalls boosted milk yield by 1 to 3 percent in many herds, underscoring the value of a reliable water supply system on farms.
Dairy Notes on Milk Sources and Cow Care
The article compares milk from one town versus from three cows and argues for culling defective cows while feeding the remaining. It notes dairy cows need substantial water and that sweet clover pasture reduces labor, with cows on pasture spending time for forage and converting feed into milk and butterfat.
Diamond Dyes Offer Quick Home Color Craft Guide
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes for reviving faded garments and dyeing curtains and spreads at home. It promises true dye results in about an hour, with tips, color samples, and an illustrated book Color Craft available from Diamond Dyes, Dept Nid, Burlington Vermont.
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Jou
Diamond Dyes
Dept. Nid
Burlington
Vermont
Untitled fragment from Kansas City Star OCR humor piece
The fragment references Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge and a county seat Mercy etkes. It mentions a man pulled from “the fotka” and a wife asking why, with a line about telling funny stories and an old joke about two Irishmen Pat and Mike.
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Fotka
Sumlinville
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Mercy Etkes
Two Concrete Houses Quick Built in Leicester
Two two story houses were built in two days at Leicester England recently. They used concrete with wooden molds for the walls and foundations laid first. After the second day the shells were ready for doors windows and roof. The molds were removed to reveal the final shape.
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Leicester
England
Glasgow Fair Pridays Witness Record Wedlock Surge
Twenty nine couples appeared before the sheriff to wed during the Glasgow Fair holidays, a surge over last year when nineteen couples tied the knot on the same days. The count marks a notable peak for nuptials during the festive period.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Legal Phraseology and a Fiancé’s Flirtatious Quips
A playful exchange about a young lawyer fiancé's legal phrasing and flirty compliments. The speaker notes the fiancé calls her eyes beautiful and teases with references to his “ afore gard eyes” orbs. Boston Transcript.
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Tie
Boston Transcript
Not a Cure After Anesthetic Question
The dialogue shows a patient asking when he will regain awareness after anesthesia. The doctor cautions not to expect too much from the anesthetic and advises patience as the patient recovers.
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Johnny
Receipt for Honesty Worried Parent
A distressed parent faces a dilemma about a child with suspected kleptomania while a doctor’s advice notes time softens most issues but not certain items like boarding house biscuits. The text presents a fragmented, quirkily oblique excerpt with obscure references.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Praised in East Lake City Ad
A reader testimonial extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female health issues. The letter claims several bottles improved health, with praise and a recommendation to others. It mentions the product offered by dealers and notes Buffalo New York as the address for medical advice.
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East Lake City
Utah
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