Lower Broadway at Night
The New York Sun describes how summer nights on lower Broadway from Trinity churchyard to the Battery become a lover’s lane. Strollers linger near lit windows while Trinity churchyard fascinates, as families pass by the Curb Market and children beg water at the memorial fountain.
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Broadway
Trinity
Churchyard
the Battery
New York Sun
Trinity ‘Churchyard
Trinity Church Wall
Ann Maria Cotheal Swords
Electric Flypaper and Other Odd Uplifts
A brief note describes an electric fly killer device by John H. Turpin of Bremerton Washington using two copper wires and a plug to electrocute flies as they cross a narrow slot. Also included is a humorous anecdote about a boy named Bobby whose father is an organist, with a quip about singing.
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John H. Turpin
Bremerton
Wash
Milwaukee
Tsenegat Piute Leader Known as Bolshevik Redskin Passes
Tsenegat, a Piute leader on a reservation, earned the moniker Bolshevik Redskin from government officials for provoking uprisings. In 1913 he faced murder charges of a Mexican sheep herder and, while resisting arrest, rallied many Indians within 500 miles of Bluff Utah to defend a remote stronghold. The cost to the government ran high, reportedly about $25,000 annually, and he was noted as one of the wealthiest Indians on the reserve.
Saint Swears While Stranded in Secondhand Bus
In a Brooklyn Eagle item, John uses language so strong it would make a pirate blush as he and his wife sit stalled miles from nowhere in a secondhand bus. The wife begs him to hush while he insists he never swore in 25 years of marriage before buying the car.
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Steen
John
Brooklyn Eagle
Free Osteopathy Clinic Aids Hundreds Of Children
The advertisement describes a free clinic by Dr. Heydenburk offering free examination and treatment for children under twelve or those unable to pay. Supported by the American Osteopathic Association, the program aims to gather data on osteopathy’s usefulness. Saturdays 8 to 10 a.m. slogan: Osteopathy for Service, not for pay.
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American Osteopathic Association
Insurance types listed for coverage and coverage holder
Fire Lightning Tornado Farm Property Live Stock Hail General Liability Workmen's Compensation Plate Glass Steam Boiler Insurance. See W. M. Turner 38tt.
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W. M. Turner
Thirty Years Ago in Estherville and Armstrong
Thirty years ago Mrs. Rosenkrans moved to be with her daughter Miss Mattie Rosenkrans who teaches in Estherville schools. Doughty accepted as cashier at Graves Breens Bank Armstrong and runs the bank since early this month. Republicans win statewide by about twenty thousand. Deliver’s majority near three thousand. Walter Butler sails up Salt River in the fourth district. Robt. Cousins wins in the fifth district.
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Dolliver
Walter Butler
Salt River
Robt. Cousins
The Youths Companion Subscription Offer 1923
An appeal promotes The Youths Companion as safe family reading and urges subscribing for 1923. The offer includes 52 issues in 1923 plus remaining 1922 issues and a companion Home Calendar for 1923 for $2.50, with an option to add McCalls Magazine for $3.00. Subscriptions are received at Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St, Boston.
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Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Youth’s Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Spuds on Hogs Use of Potatoes in Swine Feed
John M. Evward of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station notes cooked potatoes make a fine starchy hog feed. Potatoes digest easily, can replace corn at roughly four to one in weight, and allow wasted spuds to be turned into feed at low cost with an old iron kettle.
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John M. Evward
Animal Husbandry
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Nest counts for hens guidance
In laying setups provide one nest for every six to eight hens to ensure adequate laying space and minimize competition. This rule helps maintain orderly nesting and steady egg production.
Make Your Own Hominy From Corn On The Farm
A Iowa State College home economics extension note explains a cheap method to make hominy from shelled corn using lye and boiling steps. The process involves soaking with lye solution, multiple boilings, rinses, and careful handling to remove lye, then draining and storing the finished product for varied serving options.
Pigs Need Balanced Rations to Prevent Hindquarter Ills
Iowa State College Extension veterinarians report hogs “going down behind” due to faulty rations lacking minerals. Some cases stem from poor breeding. Young pigs showing these symptoms require attention to mineral-rich diets and proper feeding practices to avert motor and hindquarter weakness.
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Iowa
Iowa State College
Feeding pigs with calcium rich rations to prevent leg weakness
The article advises a well balanced diet for pigs and sows to prevent leg weakness, emphasizing calcium intake. It suggests cow milk diet and a mineral mix of calcium phosphate or lime, salt, and bone meal, fed at about one pound per month per pig, and warns breeders to cull lineages showing weak legs while acknowledging no definite disease is identified.
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John M. Evward
Althe
K. W. Stowder
GIVE HENS CORN TO EAT SAY PE TERA PEPA
Corn as a cheap egg producer praised by poultry experts at Iowa State College. One bushel feeds 100 hens daily though balanced with protein mash to avoid excess fat. A winter mash mixes oats corn and meat scraps or tankage, fed in self feeders. Shelled corn and wheat mix makes good scratch feed. Feed guidelines include one pound scratch per week per hen and careful mash preparation to prevent mold.
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Iowa State College
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Joe Hardie
R. B. Calliwell
Salisbury
W. E. Bradley
Wisconsin
Rush Medical College
F. H. Rhodes
O. A. Salisbury
C. A. Williams
J. J. Klopp
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A. Sterner
J H. Barnhart
M. J. Matson
Henry Pullen
Frank Trapp
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J. P. Kirby
S. Reaney
E. H. Smith
O. Neville
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A. A. Herrick
J P. Kirby
Mabel Herrick
Emmet
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