Mystic painter Curlionis hailed as Lithuania's leading modernist
The article praises Curlionis as a mystic painter who elevates Lithuanian art on the world stage. It compares him to Scriabine in uniting color and music, notes studies in Dresden and Leipzig, and cites works Rex Conte and the Sonata of Beethoven. It includes praise from Gilbert J. Gabriel and Paris recognition as a foremost modern.
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Lithuania
Scrlabine
Imusic
Russia
Curlionis
Curlonis
Pnainter
Muele
Scriabine
Muale
Dresden
Leipzig
Rex
Beethoven
Gilbert Jv. Gabriel
Paris
Carllonis
Long Sentences and Fiscal Pressures Flare
A dialogue-tinged passage shows Senator Sorghum defending long sentences as a stylistic choice. It contrasts merchants and the value of stacking thoughts in large bundles. A creditor threat and bachelor taxation loom over a man, illustrating social pressures in a cold world.
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Senator Sorghum
Wasted Timber Reveals Forest Loss and Sawmill Waste
The piece notes forests once owned are halved in use, with forest associations aiding the National Forest Service. Only less than half of a cut tree reaches consumers, while sawmill waste runs high. Annual losses due to forest ore amount to 25 to 50 million dollars across 147 national forests totaling over 150 million acres.
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National Forest Service
United States
Nightly quarrel over a pie fly turns to hornet tale
A tavern landlord in Preweecuddy hun recalls a guest argument about a hornet in his huckleberry pie. The guest threatened violence over hotel business, but the dispute ends when he pays his bill. The Kansan City Star notes rare humor in such claims.
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Preweecuddy
Kansan
Partnership Formed Between Corn Root Aphid and Cornfield Ant
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a close ant aphid alliance in corn fields east of the Rockies. Ants herd corn root aphids like cows in a subterranean dairy, moving them to roots and harvesting honeydew while aphids rely on ants for protection and dispersal. Control methods include crop rotation, tillage, and nicotine sulfate sprays for ground aphids. ants can be killed by boiling water or toxic fumes, but root aphids require breaking nests underground.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ant and Aphis
Rocky Mountains
Garsling
California
Gardena
United States Department of «Agriculture
Hand Pump Barrel Sprayer for Small Orchards
A hand pump barrel sprayer is favored for small and minor importance orchards. It is affordable to buy and maintain, while large power sprayers have high costs. Some neighbors offer custom spraying, but timing may still be tough to match.
Hawk and Crow Pest Control Suggestions
The New York College of Agriculture recommends steel traps atop tall poles to catch hawks near poultry yards. For crows, tilling a strip and using barriers around chicken runs can deter them and keep others away.
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New York College of Agriculture
Berry patches favored for fertile farms
Many farms lack suitable soil and location for berry patches and persistently miss opportunities. The article emphasizes learning first principles of good life and farming to improve yield and success.
Watering Strawberries Through Irrigation Methods
The note discusses strawberry irrigation, noting water needs exceed other fruits and surface sprinkling is briefly useful only if not prolonged. It describes directing water to soil layers and implies efficiency concerns with irrigation approaches.
Feed for Little Ducklings Early Diet and Growth
Describes the best feed for Itila ducklings in the first days as bread moistened with milk with fine grit and charcoal. Later transition to a mix of one part cornmeal and two parts bran with grit and charcoal, plus water and pith mix as they grow.
Beacon Sunday School Tale Of A Childs Loving Answer
A Cleveland Sunday School teacher recounts a youthful exchange about love. A pupil explains love for parents because they are kind and care for him, then when asked why love God the child answers with a playful line about listening to a teacher.
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Cleveland
Futler
God
Ceci
Coetl
Fragmented War Era Banter In A Diver Quip
An incomplete dialogue features a diver and a speaker discussing a moth and a fly amid postwar reflections. The garbled OCR reveals names like Jenks and a reference to a Walter or water diver figure, suggesting a humorous aside rather than a full narrative.
Buy a Farm Now Information Service for Homeseekers
The U S Railway Administration offers free information to homeseekers on farming opportunities. They state they have no products to sell and invite inquiries to learn about specific needs. Manager L Edwards of the Agricultural Section urges interested farmers to request details.
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U. & Railway Administration
L. Edwards
B. Railrond Administration
Washington, D. C
Ndy
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