Cody Entrance to Yellowstone From Shoshone Gorge Road
Interior describes the Cody gateway to Yellowstone via the Shoshone gorge road from Cody Wyoming. It notes the Shoshone Dam as the world’s second highest and details the canyon walls, lake, and forest features along the route, including notable landmarks and the role of the irrigation project.
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Uwe
Yellowstone National Track
Cody
Wyo
Col
William FL Coady
Thersmopelis
Basin
Powell
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Goree
Shestrone River
Burlington
Hettlesnake Mountain
Cedar Mountain
Department of the Interior
Solid Rock Ag
Fintiran
New York
Astream
Oonty
Autimin
Canyen
Shoshone
Shoxhone National Forest
Value of Farm Woodlots Emphasized By USDA Expert
The USDA forest service notes farm woodlots supply local needs and broader timber markets. Eastern states farmers earned about 170 million dollars in 1900 from woodlot sales, with many lots yielding high quality timber, pulpwood, or veneer for local use.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Europe
Dog Proverbs Across Nations From Ancient Rome
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that many nations share similar dog proverbs. Latins warn to beware of a silent dog and still waters, while others say barking dogs don’t bite. The piece traces echoes from Latin to English and other languages.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Rome
Island Rebuilt After Warship Targeting in New Hebrides
In Mitekula in the New Hebrides group a tiny sugar loaf island was rebuilt by order of the English admiralty after an English warship’s crew used it for target practice. The original island was blown apart but was restored following objection by the local chief and orders to repair the damage.
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Mitekula
New Hebrides
Midekiula
Peach Tree Borers Cause Heavy Orchard Losses
Farmers in the eastern United States report peach tree borers as the most destructive orchard pest. Winter borers reside below soil and under bark, damaging trees in spring. removal of soil and cutting larvae twice yearly can help. Dusting silks with arsenate of lead reduces corn earworm damage significantly, boosting profits on roasting-ear crops.
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United States
Darva
Corn Ear Worm Seen Toughest Crop Pest to Fight
Kansas experiment station assistant entomologist J. W. McCulloch notes the corn ear worm is among the hardest crop pests to control. He says worm free roasting beans sell for 5 cents a dozen, stressing the pest threat to corn markets.
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J. W. McCulloch
Kansas Experiment Station
Corn
Growth of horns treated with caustic potash
Instructions describe using caustic potash on newborn calf horns to stop growth. Clip hair at application sites, apply until surfaces redden but do not bleed, avoid skin contact besides treated points, and purchase sticks from drugstores to handle safely with gloves.
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May
Faithful Shepherd to Rebuild Israel in Ezekiel Study
The lesson outlines Ezekiel 34 on Israel's faithless shepherds and God's promise through Jesus Christ as the true shepherd. It explains the indictments against rulers who fed themselves, neglected the wounded, and harmed the flock, then details the future Millennial restoration and Christ’s reign as king.
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Kingdom of
Judah
Ezekiel
Jerusalem
Babylon
Kebar
Israel
Iizekiel
Jehovah
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
John Turk
God
David
Mayor Speer Makes Dry Vote Claim at Denver Luncheon
Denver Mayor Speer told 800 citizens that he voted wet in 1914 on prohibition and would vote dry if the issue returned. He noted a 1916 cash surplus of 135000 and 112000 in special improvement taxes. Taxes for 1917 were cut by 13 percent, reducing city revenue by about 480000 from the prior year. He asserted liquor sales do not determine a city’s fortune.
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Speer
Denver
Mothers’ appeals drive action against drink at military camps
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis of the National W. C. T. A. reports frequent pleas from mothers about licentiousness at military camps. She notes government efforts to remove saloons and brothels from military centers, citing past bans in the Philippines as precedent for national action.
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Margaret Dye Ellis
National W. Co. T. A
Washington, D.C
Mrs. Wiis
United States
Philippines
Congress
Prohibition Rally Song Draws Amidst Bitter Debate
A verse singing for prohibition is linked to white ribbon Maine while Brewers Journal brands anti prohibition voices as nation enemies. Editors educators economists farmers senators and many newspapers are named in the dispute over liquor policy.
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On White-Ribboner
Maine
WLC. P.O
Prohibition
Brewers Journal
Tood
United States
Brewers' Journal
Saloon exists for profit not craving, says critic
A provocative remark argues the saloon thrives not from human nature but from incentives and profit, claiming alcohol sales depend on business opportunities and marketing rather than necessity.
Dry Springfield Draws Conventions Away From Peoria
Predicted as a dry capital, Springfield Illinois, remains a popular convention city while Peoria loses appeal. The text notes conventions avoid wet venues and prefer Springfield to escape reflections on member character.
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Springfield
Illnois
Peoria
Abstinence for Efficiency: Jellicoe Quotation Cited
A maritime-era remark attributed to Admiral Sir John Jellicoe emphasizes abstinence as essential for peak efficiency. The adage reflects disciplined leadership and focus on performance standards during naval operations.
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Sir John Jellicoe
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Cme
Kansas
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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