We Live in a Horsey Society Explores Growing Equine World
An article notes a surge in horse ownership and breeding across regions. It cites large totals in horse registrations, racing popularity, and breed registries expanding while canine numbers decline. The piece emphasizes the cultural shift toward equine prominence in society.
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Jay
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How the Farm Works by Walter Buehr
A junior series title by William Marrow & Company presents a concise view of farm economics the impact of improvements in communication and transport and the shift to highly mechanised farming. It covers planting and harvesting of major crops and features a portrayal of poultry and dairy farms with a clear nineteenth or twentieth century emphasis.
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Walter Buehr
William Marrow & Company, Inc
MY. Buehr
Dade
Copper Saving Wire Developed for Building Use
Copper-chub by General Cable cuts copper content to ten percent of volume, substituting aluminum to conserve copper resources. President Candid N Frey says the product offers similar electrical performance, reduces U.S. dependence on foreign copper, and aligns with the goal of using more aluminum in wiring. Approximate thirteen percent of U S unfabricated copper is imported.
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General Cable Corporation
U.S
N. Frey
Frey
Subtlety as an Art of Saying What You Think
A reflection on subtlety describing how choosing phrasing can convey intent while avoiding misinterpretation and overreach before audiences fully grasp the message.
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