Potash and farming lessons from early American yields
The passage reflects on potash's economic impact in New England, noting farmers shifted from buyers to sellers after early colonial policies. It cites Dr. Browne on agricultural missteps, bootlegging potash during embargo era, and Jefferson era tariffs as shaping U.S. potash use and future intensive cultivation needs.
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Peter Rabbit Adrift in Snowy Forest Tales
A fragmented Burgess bedtime scene follows Peter Rabbit as a snowstorm leaves a crusty path to the Green Forest. Absent minded, Peter debates which place to visit and forgets shelter, attracting predators Hooty the Owl and Reddy Fox who sense an easy meal in the white landscape.
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Montana lawmakers pledge thrift driven session start
Montana house and senate enter the Nineteenth assembly with a focus on economy and sound government. Leaders emphasize thrift across departments, prioritizing bills tied to the governor’s inaugural attention points. If successful, this session will be remembered as highly constructive and responsive to public needs.
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Weather Prophecy and Agricultural Science Across Time
Articles discuss scientific progress in agriculture and weather forecasting. Dr. Browne highlights chemistry’s role in improving crops and animal feed, while Dr. Abbott details sunspot studies at Montezuma Observatory enabling month ahead and week ahead forecasts. The piece notes congressional support for funding and the potential public release of long-range forecasts.
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Beads and flattery from ancient to modern courtship
A reflective piece argues that flattery is as old as humanity, tracing romantic technique from cave days to today. It suggests beads and gifts were early gifts of affection and that threats or tears, coaxing, or violence all lead to the same outcome: self-centered, self-justifying behavior.
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Young Lady Flaunts Elephant Tusk Ornament Flattery
A fragment describes a man crafting a tusk ornament for his beloved and muses on flattery as pure praise. It contrasts blunt praise with the subtler, wrapped attention that earns affection in a dimly lit moment.
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Today’s Radio Programs For Fans Courtesy of Radio Digest
Radio Digest lists tonight schedules across outlets like WSP Atlanta and WJAX Cleveland with concerts orchestras saxophone sextet and organ recitals. Notable entries include WGN Chicago 6:30 concert and WJAX Cleveland 9 concert, plus WFAA Dallas 8:30 Olliddlers and WCCO Minneapolis 6 sport history segment.
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WJAX
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WHK
WFAA
Dallas News
Olliddlers Woc
Davenport
KOA
Denver
WHO
Des Moines
Whisler
WCX
Detroit Free Press
WWJ
Detroit News
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Star-Ts
Hollywood
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
WCCO
Minneapolis
WEAF
New York
Strand Theater
Esse Paniole
Doctor Dolittle Buys Land for Rest Farm for Old Horses
In a cottage scene a farmer needs funds for seed potatoes, while Doctor Dolittle proposes buying land for a rest farm for old horses. He offers 26 pounds with installments, and Toggles farmer agrees as long as the doctor can use the pasture for horses. A large sign is erected marking the land as the property of the Retired Cab and Wagon Horses Association with a playful warning.
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Horoscope for Monday January 18 1935 Domineering Uranus Shapes Day
Astrological reading notes Uranus in domination affecting decisions and plans ahead of the week. Mercury Mary and Venus are active hindering independent ventures and favoring cautious collaboration especially for men and lovers. Domestic tensions and rumors of conflict rise as attire trends drift toward modesty with costly extravagance.
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