Egypt in the Eye of the World and Its Changing Era
A National Geographic overview of Egypt under British influence, noting long history, a modernizing shift, and the contrast between ancient culture and present day life. It describes the fellah, social changes, irrigation expansion, and the slow transformation affecting politics, economy, and daily life.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Egypt
Cleopatra
Lord Milner
Napoleon
St. Helena
Nile
Oxford
Blue Nile
Tel-el-Kebir
Mehemet Ali
Cairo
Lord Cromer
Abbas Hilmi
Ahmed Fuad
Bakshish
Chantant
Shepheard’s
Mediterranean
Mecca
Suez Canal
de Lesseps
Great Delta
Theo Er
Lettuce Grown in Greenhouses
The USDA reports lettuce can be grown in simple or large greenhouses with high output and quick delivery to consumers. Bulletin 1418 emphasizes soil richness, disease and insect control, and careful management. It notes structures should suit multiple crops like cucumbers and tomatoes and recommends high quality packing for best returns.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Bulletin
United States
Washington, D. C
Improving Old and Worn-Out Pastures
Discussion on rejuvenating tired pastures notes that lime and phosphorus can boost yields but cost and limited per acre value slow adoption. Professor Eastman argues pasture improvement is a big, costly effort with uncertain immediate returns, especially in regions lacking limestone.
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Eastman
New Hampshire College
New Hampshire
Making Good Lawns According to Agricultural Experiments
The Department of Agriculture summarizes two key points for lawn success. Seedlings sown late mature and seed early, risking exhaustion when forced to reproduce. Seed must be covered to germinate, with a top dressing of sand or enriched loam to ensure coverage and a loose surface.
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Department of Agriculture
Preparation of soil in England and France outpaces American gardens
The article compares European gardeners to American ones noting that in England and France land is carefully spaded and manure is thoroughly mixed into the soil. This intensive preparation allows Europeans to sometimes harvest more on one acre than Americans on five acres.
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England
France
Revival of petunia interest with Rosy Morn bedding variety
The petunia once a garden standby has seen renewed popularity in recent years due to the Rosy Morn bedding petunia. Its abundant blooms and reliable flowering in diverse conditions have revived interest in this classic flower.
Stone Fruits Suffer From Multiple Market Diseases
The article notes that peaches apricots nectarines plums and cherries face many diseases during marketing. It highlights the need for growers shippers carriers and receivers to know disease names causes transit storage behavior and control methods. Farmers Bulletin 1435 from the USDA covers market and field aspects and is available free while supplies last.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Heeling in Trees for Early Planting
Advice on heeling in trees before spring planting. Keep each row labeled by variety with space for removal, then plant in order. Firm soil around roots and keep rows upright to keep trees in good condition until set.
Farm Trends and Garden Tips From The Season
Mossy oak and burr oak rank among finest shade trees thriving with little rainfall. Petunias perform well in tough spots and window boxes. Hens strike over wage increases while generous feeding and proper housing restore productivity. High quality sires boost livestock profits. Annuals thrive in partial shade and baskets, including sweet sultan and pansy. Dahlias need moisture and cool nights, planted in June. Choose seeds from reputable seedsmen for best vegetable results.
Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Cites Brand Assurance
An advertising note warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on bottles or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin trusted for 23 years. It cautions that substitutes may be dangerous and urges saying Bayer when purchasing. The piece ends with a dated quote about pessimism versus partygoers.
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Bayer
Stop the Pain Carboli salve ad from J. Cole Co.
An advertisement for Cole's Carboli salve claims rapid healing from burns and cuts without scars. It directs readers to buy at all druggists or contact The J Cole Co in Rockford Illinois for samples or orders.
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Cole
J. . Cole Co
Rockford, Il
They who always labor can have no true judgment
A terse proverb notes that constant laboring minds may hinder sound judgment, implying fatigue or tunnel vision outweigh balanced appraisal.
Practice of vegetarian comfort requires calm restraint
The saying emphasizes choosing a quiet, steady approach to adopting vegetarian habits. It suggests avoiding loud enthusiasm or chatter that might distract from steady, mindful meals and long term commitment.
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Middle East
Rome
Tokyo
London
Sydney
Jerusalem
Kantara
Red Sea
Sahara
Sinai Peninsula
Arizona
Texas
Nile Banks
Delta
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ist
Khedive Ismail
Arabi Pasha
Life of the
Pharaoh
Petunias
Hvestoca
Northwestern Yeast Co
North Ashland Ave
Chicago, al
Calumpi
Santa Claus
Texas Ranger
Des Moines
NO. 2
Nujol
Nujol Reg
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