Ventilation Methods For Large Tobacco Growers In Pennsylvania
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin on cigar leaf production notes large growers in Pennsylvania use separate curing sheds with ventilation control. Systems include roof top vents, gable end vents, side vents, and bottom ventilation via raised trapdoors. Some sheds employ both top and side ventilation with floor controls. heating is rare.
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Pennsylvana
Pennsylvania
United State Department of Agriculture
Protect Your Farm Machinery
Farm machinery is often neglected when not in use. Binders cultivators grain drills and plows left out all winter in fields or barn yards are exposed to sun rain and snow. Depreciation from exposure exceeds wear from use.
Keep Strings Out of Ensilage and Horse Feeding Order
From the Iowa Homestead advice column urging to remove strings from ensilage before feeding, noting a case where four cows died from ingested strings. Also recommends feeding water first to horses, then hay, then grain, to prevent stomach distention.
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Iowa
Live Stock Notes on Feeding and Management
The article discusses sugar beets as valuable feed for hogs, cows, and beef cattle, plus silos as beneficial for beef cattle. It offers practical tips on safe piglets, selecting lambs, salt for welfare in all seasons, prudent handling of foals, and oilmeal for horses.
Barnato’s Mine Report Sparks Business Judgment Lesson
A. A. Blow compiles a detailed mine report for Barney Barnato but Barnato ignores the technical data. He insists on hearing only whether the venture is good business and directs Blow to justify a verdict rather than analyze the report.
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Ilaw
Barnato
Tessre
Moody's Magazine
Vocal training abroad versus home study in music
William Armstrong argues in Ainslee's that American singers gain more by studying at home where they are better understood. He notes 8000 American students in Paris with few securing engagements, and explains Paris Conservatoire practices that bind natives to appearances while French theaters prefer local talent and ship talent elsewhere.
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Savage
Europe
Paris
Paris Conservatoire
Grand Opera
Opera Comique
Lyrique
Bordeaux
Lyons
When the Press Was Restricted in England
The article discusses press restrictions lasting until the late 18th century in England. It notes newspapers gained liberty to criticise ministers’ policy only then and cites the Duke of York trial plus the first editor of the Tory Times facing a fine for his writings.
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England
Kriever Wailer
Tories ‘Limes
Duke of York
Seven-Year Term Safeguard for Good Behavior
Historical note records a judge stating a seven year period for good behavior enforcement. The pillory punishment was canceled, leaving the offender to serve the term in jail.
Socialist plans independent theater to promote free thought
Alden Freeman of East Orange New Jersey, heir to a fortune from his late father Joel Franks Freeman former treasurer of Standard Oil, proposes using wealth to educate through free lectures free schools and an independent theater. He envisions radical drama challenging religion morality and wealth with education as the goal.
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Alden Freeman
East Orange
N.J
Joel Franks Freeman
Standard of Company
Meais
A Condition Not a Theory and a Midwest Exchange
A sociologist converses with a practical middle western woman about the dabber problem in the region. The dialogue reveals the core issue: the unemployed have no plan or effort. The Indy notes many men out of work, and the woman asserts the unemployed do nothing, highlighting the social trap.
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Middle West
Lawyer Narrates Old Court Chickens Theft Tale
A New Orleans lawyer recalls a case where an elderly Black defendant faces a chicken theft charge. When asked to plead, he deflects by saying he relies on the court’s ignorance. Case and Comment.
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New Orleans
He Married Her for Her Title to Real Estate
A brief exchange notes the groom's motive of securing a woman with a claim to valuable real estate rather than affection. The Boston Transcript quote captures a wry push toward property and status as the true prize.
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Boston Transcript
Improved by Time Opinion Proposes Freight Shipping
A discussion notes LT suggests expressing his opinion on logistics. The speaker questions whether freight shipping would be a better option for transporting goods.
Hevas Generous Pallid Clerk Humble Request
A humorous dialogue vignette shows a weak clerk requesting a lighter workload while a stern employer responds that he may take it easy only if the tasks aren’t his. The exchange captures office tension and wit in a terse period tone.
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Lippincott’s
Sportstrain Emboldened by Shot Sparks Quick Relay
The exchange suggests a dramatic moment with Jacob and a teammate where a shot accelerates performance in a race or skirmish, highlighting tension and a quick surge in effort following a strike.
Poultry Association Meeting Called in Grays Harbor
Notice to chicken fanciers announces a Grays Harbor Poultry association meeting Tuesday at 6 30 pm at the Washington hotel to adopt by laws. Secretary J E Hutchinson of Aberdeen Printing Co issues the call.
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Grays Harbor Poultry Association
Washington Hotel
J. E. Hutchinson
Brotherhood of . A. Alleman Honorable Foreman Edith Semmen
The fragment notes a Brotherhood reference to A. Alleman and Edith Semmen in a formal foreman correspondence context. The available text is incomplete, offering no clear event date or location.
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A. Alleman
Edith Semmen
City Messenger Adds Telephones to Improve Service
City Messenger Company reports installation of two telephones Nos 5931 and 5941 one line kept open for calls. Citizens are urged to call either number and request Central to connect.
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City Messenger Company
Central
Jos
Farrell
Mer
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Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station
Barney Barnate
Barnate
A. A. Blow
Blow
Burnato
Flaw
Wiliam Armstrong
Ainslee
Socialist Flans Theater
Youth
Jacob
Zur
Stetson
A. W. Barkley
South G Street
Aberdeen Printing Co
Postoffice
Aberdeen
Electris Co
Mazda
W. Heron ST
Broadway Pharmacy
the Brotherhood of
Yeomen
A. O. U. W. Hall
Kaufman Block
Heron St
Herald
City Messenger Co
Court Grays Harbor
Foresters OF America
W. D. Simons
Fraternal Brotherhood
K. of
P. Hall
L. C. Davidson, Treas
Modern Woodmen OF America
J. C. O. F. Hall
Market
WM. M. Faulkner
Harper
Kentucky
Fred Hewitt
Humboldt Saloon
South F Street
Aberdeen, Wash
L. L. Maley
Ford
Torpedo
Montesano Auto Co
Chehalis County
Pioneer Street
Montesano, Wash
East
Eilers Music House
Chickering
Kimball
Lohmer, Decker
Lester
Hallet & Davis
Marshall & Wendell
Aberdeen Store
E. Heron ST
J. C. Gallagher
Golden Age Bottle Beer
Webestay and
Saturay
Grays Harbor
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