Washington Gossip A Flustoric Old Tavern
Washington residents plan a muted welcome for President Roosevelt on September 30 assembling by the thousand along Pennsylvania Avenue. The piece recalls Suter tavern in Georgetown where Washington and Jefferson once visited and praised good liquor and hospitality.
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Ashington
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
White House
George Washington
West Washington
Georgetown
Suter
General Washington
Jefferson
District of Columbia
Jamaica
London
Thomas Jefferson
France
Europe
America
Old Suter
Atlantic
Royal guest Admiral France Louis to visit Newport
Admiral France Louis of Battenberg and the British North Atlantic Squadron are slated to visit Newport in late September or early October. The trip will follow the closing of the Newport season with social events planned, while navy officials welcome reciprocal courtesies.
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Newport
France Louis of Battenburg
Navy Department
John Paul Jones
Jones
Prince Louis
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Commodore Jones
Annapolis to Honor Father of the American Navy
Ceremonies at Annapolis mark the burial of the man referred to as the Father of the American Navy with full honors and a lasting tribute to his service. The event gathers military leaders and citizens to pay respects and reflect on his legacy.
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Annapolis
Gall Stones and Home Health Advice
Dr Reeder discusses gall stones noting their causes symptoms and possible complications. He prescribes home remedies including olive oil laxatives liver area fomentations and regular bowel cleansing to aid stone passage and prevent recurrences. He also answers reader questions on rheumatism snoring and safe use of Fowler's Solution with cautions.
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Schuessler
Illinois Health Board Promotes Free Infant Feeding Pamphlet
Mrs J K M urges direct request to the Illinois state board of health secretary for a free pamphlet on Infant Feeding. The guide aims at mothers and caregivers of infants and young children and the writer applauds the state's effort to distribute it at no charge.
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Linois
Illinois State Board of Health
Illinois
Dear Doctor Question on Galvanic Potent Healing
A reader from La Porte Indiana writes Dr David H Reeder regarding rheumatism and the galvanic pattern treatment. He asks about benefits and notes trying many remedies with limited lasting relief.
Owed to the Trolley
The piece extols trolley lines expanding into rural areas and distant towns offering affordable transport. It argues such expansion grants country dwellers access to woods and fields while inviting city visitors to country towns, promoting change over nostalgia for the old ways.
Miniature greenhouse from memory boosts early planting
The Ohio Farmer describes a plant house built against a wall with a cloth roof lean-to forming a miniature greenhouse. Heat from a cellar furnace warms the border allowing earlier sowing of lettuce onions and strawberries. Movable cloth and occasional blankets regulate warmth and ventilation for hardy crops.
The Balanced Ration in Dairy Feeding
At a dairymen’s convention a speaker explains that animals need adequate protein to cover daily waste and energy for bodily functions. Carbohydrates and fats supply heat to maintain a near 98 degree body temperature, with more intake needed as workload increases.
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Dairymen
Unproductive Orchards Highlighted by Illinois Station
The Illinois experiment station outlines reasons for unproductive orchards in bulletin 59. Key factors include farmers expecting crops without effort and moisture shortages from grass competition, insect and fungus damage, and lack of soil fertility with insufficient nitrogen potash and phosphate.
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Illinois Experiment Station
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
New York Dairy Barn Plan Showcases Modern Farm
John F. Hasbrouck of Ulster County sends Hoard’s Dairyman a 58 by 80 foot dairy barn design. electricity lighting, running water, 30 cattle, seven horses, and large hay storage with concrete floors, ventilated stables, automatic stalls, patent feeding gear, a milk room, grain space, hay elevating system, and broad driveways for efficient management.
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John F. Hasbrouck
Ulster County
N. Y
Dairy Farmer as Manufacturer Needs Tight Business Control
The dairy farmer must treat farming as manufacturing. He uses fodder grains as inputs and cows as assets. Barns milkhouse cans separators and related facilities are his production tools demanding disciplined management.
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Canada
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Onda
Enrua
David A. Reeder
Elmwood
David H. Reeder
Laporte
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K. Z
Maine
Fowler
Home Health Club
New York
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