Kiel’s stark contrast of Kaiser era and today at Kiel Naval Base
Kiel Germany June 9 The article contrasts the Kaiser era with present Kiel showing naval base docks fortifications and academy now diminished. It recalls William II’s regatta, Prince Henry’s exile, and changes since 1918 with the prince pursuing farming, war’s impact on American ties, and lingering debates among locals.
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Kiel
Germany
William II
Naval Academy
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Krupp
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Winston Churchill
Prince of Monaco
Franz Joseph
Berlin
Hemmelsmark
Eeekenfoerde
United States
Hamburg
Hansa Yacht Club
America
Large wheat crop forecast today
Washington June 9 The Agriculture Department announced a winter wheat crop of 543 300 000 bushels based on June 1 conditions at 76.5 percent of normal. Spring wheat on June 1 stood at 78.5 percent of normal with 10 year June 1 average at 89.9 percent and last year 87.1 percent. No forecast for spring wheat production or acreage estimate was given.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Pigeon and Dove Taxonomy Distinguishes Group Members
The article explains a scientific distinction between pigeons and doves, noting that doves typically refer to smaller forms in the same family such as the turtle dove ring dove ground dove and scaled dove.
Just His Beast Professor Brings Equality Claim
A Georgia Cracker quip lampoons a professor who asserts gender equality while a co ed replies with humor about bragging. The exchange reflects campus era wit and social norms.
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Georgia
Fragmentary Question on It Future
A cryptic remark muses on the uncertain future of an unspecified item. The speaker wonders if a piece of felt will become a weapon or a feminine hat, reflecting ambiguity and playful wordplay.
Detroit Woman Bets On Marriage Ends With Loss
A Detroit woman married a man on a bet and now he is willing to admit she lost. The Indianapolis Star reports a impulsive wager led to an unexpected marriage outcome with the husband ready to concede the bet’s defeat.
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Detroit
Indianapolis Star
Darbyshire Wins Ames Judging Prize
Wm M Darbyshire an animal husbandry student from Worthington Iowa won first place in the fifteenth annual sophomore draft horse judging contest at Iowa State College. He posted an average of 89 83, over four points ahead of second place Rob ert Dougherty of Newcomerstown Ohio. Kilmer Fabricius Audubon placed third with Earl R Chambers Corwith and Wm Kohlmeyer Bite Earth Minn tied for fourth. Raymond Monahan Hampton ranked sixth as a member of the famoustla Jr dairy cattle judging team that beat the English team last year. The Wayne Dinsmore medal will be presented to Darbyshire. Forty five students entered the contest and top ten received oral reasons on three classes. Official judges were J G Hamner C C Culbertson and M D Helsar.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Wm. M. Darbyshire
Worthington
Darbyshire
Robert Dougherty
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Kilmer Fabricius
Audubon
Earl R. Chambers
Corwith
Wm. Kohlmeyer
Bite Earth
Minn
Raymond Monahan
Hampton
Famoustla., Jr
Wayne Dinsmore
Chicago
Horse Association of America
Iowa State
J. G. Hamner
C. ¢. Culbertson
M.D. Helser
College
Good Breeding Defines True Courtesy and Selfless Respect
A concise quotation notes that genuine breeding lies in recognizing others and expecting no self praise, while demanding others show deference in return. The remark, attributed to Mazlitt, emphasizes balanced respect and modest self-regard as marks of a gentleman.
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Mazlitt
Not Jud Tunkins quips on bragging about arrests
A Washington Star item cites Not Jud Tunkins noting a man who boasts of never being arrested likely has not owned a car for long, implying a link between mobility and restraint.
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Jud Tunkins
Washington Star
Difference Between Character and Reputation Discussed
A columnist contrasts character and reputation, noting you can build another character while reputation remains shaped by actions and perceptions over time. The piece emphasizes personal growth and public image as distinct but related concepts.
Nelle Ryan Receives College Scholarships at Penn
An annual Bryn Mawr and Haverford scholarship competition announced at Penn college chapel awards Miss Nelle Ryan Washington Iowa first Bryn Mawr honor Mira McAfee Chariton second. John McQuiston and Chester Emmons share Haverford honors. The report notes focus on scholastic standings amid sparse activity records and mentions a distant government gardening claim and a British strike cost figure.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Jane
Bryn Mawr
Haverford
H. B. McGrew
Penn College
Nelle Ryan
Washington
Amon
Mira Georgia McAfee
Chariton
Russell C. Hartman
Washipeton the Native-Born Name Among States
Among the states only Washipeton bears the name of a native born American. The remark sets a regional curiosity about state naming origins.
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States
Washipeton
Families Hold 300 Year Farm Lineage in France
About 750 families continue farming the same plot in France, a lineage spanning over three centuries. The longstanding plots bind generations to a shared agricultural heritage and local community.
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France
Leonardo da Vinci Sketched Double-Deck Streets in Milan
The article notes that over 400 years ago Leonardo da Vinci drew plans for multi level streets in Milan. It highlights his engineering ingenuity and the historical context of Renaissance city design.
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Leonard da Vinci
Milani
Got All Wet What did the weather do to get her self talked about
The item notes weather features in Lafayette and discusses public interest in an unusual atmospheric event. It mentions local observers and a curious reaction to rain conditions.
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Lafayette Lyre
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