Jerusalem Through a Western Mandate After World War I
The article outlines Jerusalem’s transformation under British mandate rule after World War I, noting water and rail upgrades, urban expansion outside the old walls, and improved sanitation while preserving ancient charm. It highlights Zionist settlement, Christian and Jewish pilgrimage, and key sacred sites such as Solomon’s Temple rock, the Mosque of Omar, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
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Pralestine
Holy
Jerusalem
Germany
Palestine
Allenby
Supreme Council of
Allied Powers
Mandate For Palestine
Great Britain
Bethlehem
Zion Movement
Holy Land
Judea
Jaffa
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Old City
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Omar
Jerusalm
Jehovah
Solomon
Solomon Arst
Titus
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Constantine the Great
Rome
Holy City
Instinct and Reason in Bird Flocks
An examination of how instinct governs flock behavior across bird species. The piece contrasts instinct with reason and proposes that flock coordination challenges the idea of a uniform, reason based impulse. It notes possible communication notions and hints autumn maneuvers reveal limits to the pure instinct theory.
Babylonian Hanging Gardens Reconsidered
The hanging gardens of Babylon were not suspended but terraces high above ground. This terrace gardening was widespread in ancient times, with evidence across the globe. Today, few regions maintain such extensive terrace cultivation compared with historical practice.
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Babylon
Proper Grading and Baling of Hay Demanded by City Markets
City markets demand higher quality hay with strict grading. Producers should select best hay, grade accurately, bale uniformly, and ship only one grade per bale. Bale sizes vary by region, with 70 to 100 pound bales common in the South and 200 to 225 pound uprights preferred in some eastern markets.
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Tay
Unter
Bernse
Witeh
Avard
Better Sires Campaign Hits Big Poultry Flock in Wash
A flock of 20,000 white leghorns in Ring County Washington is highlighted in the Better Sires Better Stock campaign by the U S Department of Agriculture and partners to raise national livestock quality. The owner also reports 173 Holstein cattle and a Duroc-Jersey swine herd.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Ring County
Wash
Ridding Fields of Gophers with Poison Baits
Trapping and fumigation are common for gopher control but poisoning proved most effective. Use native poisons like strychnine or potassium cyanide with care to avoid harming operators and livestock. Poisoned potato or apple pieces serve well, and treated grains have shown good results.
Care for Farm Implements Winter Maintenance
A fragment advises winter care for farming equipment. It notes wheels, plow, and cultivator need oiling or greasing, and urges Bill to ensure moldboard and shovels are treated with grease. Emphasizes elbow grease as practical effort for axle lubrication.
Plowing Depth Variations Improve Soil Health and Growth
The article argues against uniform shallow plowing and promotes occasional subsoil exposure to mix soil, improve aeration and water infiltration, and release plant nutrients. It emphasizes altering depth to prevent hard layers and enhance root access for better crop growth.
Clover and Alfalfa Crops Seed Prep Advice
The seed of all clovers and alfalfa should be scarified and the soil inoculated with the appropriate bacteria for best results. The alfalfa soil must be well prepared and weed free, especially free from perennial grasses, with careful culture rewarded. Hed, Alsike, and Dutch clover can be mixed with grasses for hay or pasture in limited amounts and used more with irrigation.
Make Forest Lands Useful
One million acres of forest land in the United States is today proloncing noting of value. This area greater than the combined forest areas of Germany France Holland Italy Spain Portugal Denmark and Switzerland could be made into splendid productive forests under forestry management.
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United States
Germany
France
Hotglum
Totland
Spain
Portugal
Denmark
Switzerland
Uncles and wives spark comic cautionary tales
A narrator recalls humorous tales of married life and jealous spouses as the professor dismisses sensational fiction. The anecdotes feature Goosetworthy, Major Sendoff, and Old Doolittle, illustrating how wives influence men’s conduct, followed by a factual note on the Russian empire’s prewar expanse and regional divisions.
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Thive
Avith
Old Doolittle
Lny
Lin
Bie
Avery Oinnate
Elza Jane
Doolittle
Gooseworthy
Sendoff
Burkum
Presidents of Drones Honor Terms Despite Short Stints
In a brief survey, M. Solacare becomes the fifth president to complete a full term. Ihlers was the first to serve three years, followed by MacMahon's four years, Uaure's end of four, and Casimier Perier also serving only one year before stepping down.
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Drones
M. Solacare
Ihlers
Mac- Mahon
Uaure Ded
Casimier Perier
What Do You Know About The High Test Of Lying
The Courier Journal notes a terse exchange on truth and existence with a punning remark about merely existing. The piece reflects a snappy, ironic tone and hints at a broader social vignette without naming individuals or events.
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Woulsville Courer-Journal
Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription Endure
Advertises Dr. Pierce remedies as time tested and dependable. Claims Golden Medical Discovery aids stomach and blood while Favorite Prescription helps weak women with distressing symptoms. Includes a testimonial from Mrs. H. O. Ropenovai praising toning and strength restoration.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr.Pierce
H. O. Ropenovai
North Pine Street
Their Choice and the Stepfather Decision
Nine year old Ruth questions the new stepfather, noting his lack of hair, while the mother awaits her children's views on the marriage. Ruth reflects that her mother chose young, learns more now, and should be a better chooser.
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Ruth
Rarh
Sean Uke
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Entonie
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