Fulton Family Farm Hope Returns After Neighbors Help
Zeb Fulton, new to Gib town, strains to save his sick wife and four children on a failing cotton patch. The community, led by the pastor, bands together to hoe the field. Neighbors repair the home and give aid, and Zeb vows to buy back the farm once the crop sells.
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Agriculture Seeks Dry Farming To Save Arid Regions
The Agriculture Department studies dry farming as a solution for western arid lands between the 100th and 120th meridians. With irrigation limited, officials push to identify crops that mature with minimal water and to broaden the base of arid land agriculture.
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The hottest place on earth Bohreim on Persian Gulf island
Bohreim, a Persian Gulf island, is cited as the hottest place on earth with a mean annual temperature of 99 degrees.
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Farm Area and Farms in United States Reach Large Scale
The farms of the United States cover 41,000,000 acres and employ 10,000,000 persons, indicating vast agricultural activity and employment. The data highlights the scope of farming nationwide and the scale of labor involved across rural areas.
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Ideal Husbands and Modern Women Across Time
A discussion on marriage ideals warns against fixed fantasies of flawless husbands and praises inner virtue. It contrasts readers' romantic notions with practical, affectionate partnerships and notes the evolving status of women in work and society.
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Crichton
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John D Rockefeller the Enigmatic Power Behind Oil
A portrait of John D Rockefeller as a secretive, powerful figure shaping Standard Oil and American industry. The piece contrasts him with J P Morgan, noting Rockefeller's immense wealth, broad control of oil and transport, discreet management, charitable giving, and guarded public presence while Morgan pursues public spectacles. It highlights rumors, legal escapes, and his restrained lifestyle.
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Mr. Rockefeller
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