Political shifts and financial moves ripple across nations
Sworn in for the Third Alabama district W G Mulkey replaces Henry D Clayton. William G Sharp resigns from Congress to become ambassador to France. Wilson plans a vacation as August 25 adjustments loom. Treasury funds will flow to national banks this fall to aid crops and business. Congress urges swift action and return home. Clarence W Asnford and William E Edings named judges in Hawaii. Bryan backs fast action on 20 new peace treaties. Senate races through general appropriations. two supply bills remain. Paul Warburg to testify on Federal Reserve Board nomination.
Essential Principles of Tree Repair Practices
This article outlines tree surgery goals and methods from the USDA Year Book. It covers removing decayed wood, sterilizing cuts, filling cavities, and encouraging healing with shellac and antiseptics. It also explains proper cutting technique, tool use, and the role of creosotes in preventing fungal decay.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Home Run Baker Tops AL Batting Race Tie
Home Run Baker of Philadelphia has tied for the league batting lead in the American League. The Zeeland, a Red Star liner, arrived in New York with news of a fog bound collision at sea. Two thousand New York bathing suit-makers vote for higher wages, threatening a strike after union talks fail. Federal mediation fails to bind ninety eight railways west of Chicago and sixty five thousand engine crews on wage talks.
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Inside Iron Workers’ Union
New York City
Baker
Philadelphia
Red Star
New York
Chicago
Europe at War and Global Tensions Span Headlines
Fifteen coal miners die in Dortmund due to a Hansemann pit fire amid rising war mood. Austria declares war on Servia as European powers seek to localize conflict. Canadian Pacific plans electric tunnel work in Selkirk mountains. Tudela disaster kills twenty five and injures fifty from fireworks. Madame Callaux of Paris acquitted for editor Calirette’s murder. Yuan Shikai’s regime tightens punishments for politics. British Transport Workers plan aerial union for planes. Cardinal Farley attends Lourdes congress. Nestor Wilmart faces a decade in Moscow for overissuing railway funds.
Odor Infiltration Ruins Fresh Eggs From Nearby Odor Source
A report notes eggs absorb strong odors through their porous shells. Instances include eggs ruined by storage near a kerosene can and stale oil, explaining how odors transfer from surrounding objects to the eggs.
Prevent Onion Maggot Attacks with Soot and Soda
Onion maggots threaten crops and should be guarded against with a soot dressing if possible. A sprinkling of pitrate of soda is recommended as a stimulant to rush youngsters past trouble.
Dry Bed for the Horse in Stable Care
Instruction on keeping a dry deep horse bed at all times, emphasizing a dry resting area to extend leg and foot longevity, with attention to stability during day and night and on Sundays.
Easy to Keep Yarded Pig Behavior
An observation notes that pigs are simple to manage within fences until they learn to roam. The piece hints at enclosure discipline and potential loss of control as pigs develop roaming habits.
Keynote to Profit in Dairy Cattle
The article argues pure bred dairy cattle yield high profit on farms, stating that keeping an indifferent non producing animal wastes space care and feed while a productive cow brings handsome returns without extra effort.
Garden Care Emphasized For Rainy Day Planting
The article urges thorough cultivation of the garden, insisting it deserves as much attention as any crop. It warns against delaying garden work especially during rainy spells to protect future yields.
Horseshot? Guide to Tail Tying in Rain
In cold rains do not tie up the horse's tail. The long tail prevents water from running down the inside of his legs and shields his belly from a current of air.
When to Pick Apples
Guidance on apple picking instructs to harvest when fruit reaches full size and color and before it begins to drop, ensuring best flavor and quality.
Three Woods in One Tree Report from Connecticut Woods
Civil Engineer F. T. Moore of Wins ted Conn reports a single felled tree containing three species in one trunk. The butt is oak, the middle chestnut, and the top hemlock. Moore serves as president of a local scientific society and is noted as a church member.
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F. T. Moore
Winsted, Conn
Karkhamsted
Marine Eye Remedy Ad From Chicago Page
An advertisement claims Marine Eye Remedy from Chicago treats weak watery eyes and granulates the eyelids with no Smartin Eye Comfort. It promotes a remedy for the eye and offers a booklet of information.
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Marine Eye Remedy
Chicago
Not a Bluffer Parody Quip In Dialog
A playful exchange uses a Seneca line about sharing possession and a jokester remark about a joker and two bows to humorously contrast ancient philosophy with card game wit. The dialogue riffs on companionship and games.
The Power of Wealth Behind an Argument
A concise idea notes that financial backing can enhance persuasiveness in disputes. It contrasts the influence of money with the strength of reasoning, suggesting that wealth can tilt credibility in debates.
It Is Never Too Late to Mend Reflections
A compact reflection on timely repair and the value of avoiding unnecessary delay. The saying emphasizes practical wisdom in mending relations or plans, noting that sometimes healing proves unnecessary if no harm occurred.
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Bright
Dean
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Henry D. Clayton
Congress
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Ohio
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Wilson
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Honolulu
First Circuit
William E. Edings
Second Circuit
Hawaii
Bryan
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Paul M. Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Charles M. Johnson
Indianapolis
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Dominican Republic
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Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Billings, Mont., Wheat
Omaha
Minneapolis
South America
Chicago American League Baseball
Charles A. Comiskey
Fred D. Warren
Appeal To Reason
Girard, Kan
Convention of the Loyal Order of Moose
Milwaukee
Board of Trade
Austria
Servia
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Mont
Municipal Court
Divorcee Prevention Bureau
Court of Domestic Relations
Supreme Council of the Loyal Order of Moose
Baltimore
Marshall
United States
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank
John Shedd
Marshall Field & Co
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
Kansas City
Hook
Tools
Dortmound
Germany
Hansemann Pit
St. Petersburg
Europe
Canadian Pacific
Selkirk Mountains
Rogers Pass
British Columbia
Tudela
Spain
Henriette Callaux
Paris
Court of Assizes
Gaston Calirette
The
Figaro
Yuan Shi-kai
Pekin
British Transport Workers’ Federation of London
Aerial Transport Workers’ Union
Cardinal Farley
Lourdes
Nestor Wilmart
Iussela
Ghent Terneusen
EACO
Mother
Silas
Her
Seneca
Iowa
J. H
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
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