United States Agriculture explores new seeds and plants worldwide
The Department of Agriculture promotes foreign plant exploration led by Secretary Wilson and David Fairchild. It reports discoveries from Peru to Japan, including date groves near the Tigris, hardy Japanese bamboo, Jordan almonds, Malting Ilanna barley, and improved hops and grapes. It argues for redirected funding toward new seed introductions and field testing before distribution.
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France
Turkestan
Wilson
Globe
United States
David G. Fairchild
Mr. Fairchild
Peru
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China
India
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Bagdad
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Tigris
Fairchild
Arizona
Colorado
Southwest
America
California
Japan
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Congress
Couny
Europe
Italy
Moravia
Pacific Coast
Spain
No Resignation for Secretary Wilson
The article argues Secretary Wilson will not resign over graft in his department praising his impact on American agriculture. It cites his practical farming background and scientific training, his leadership elevating the Agriculture Department, and public support for his ongoing work despite graft concerns.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
McKinley
Hay
State Department
Roet
War Department
Taft
Philippines
Hater
Root
Roosevelt
Mr. Root
Ministry of Agriculture
District Attorney Jerome Promotes Peace Amid Grafters Fight
New York District Attorney Jerome says he is a man of peace while mounting a strong defense against grafters. Scientists discuss how long a man can live after neck injury. Many politicians with intact necks have been dead for some time.
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Jerome
New York
Judge cites divorce case with supper remark
In Cincinnati a judge remarks that a man is entitled to some supper upon returning home. Evidence shows the husband received many hot roasts, but not the edible kind, during his homecomings.
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Cincinnati
Why would you not get married and August
Ixela Greeley Smith writes about why some choose not to marry due to a reluctance to violate bigamy laws. The piece explores social and legal concerns surrounding marriage in a context implied by the question.
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Ixela-Greeley Smith
Renee Ae Ear
Nebraska Man Claims to Kill Anti-Trust Bills for Pay
A Nebraska man asserts he killed six anti-trust bills in the state legislature for 5000 dollars each in Missouri style rates. The total demanded or charged amounts to 10000 dollars, reflecting a degen pricing scheme.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Hawaiian Woman Bears Seven Children At Once
A Hawaiian woman delivered seven babies simultaneously, and her photograph has been sent to the White House for confirmation and possible recognition.
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White House
Tall bank cashiers take health trips
A terse notice notes numerous tall bank cashiers, previously considered robust, have had to take health trips, reducing staff at various banks. The item highlights a trend of increased medical leaves affecting service levels and operations.
Landom Scientist Proposes Mosquito Toxin
A Landom scientist cables officials claiming he has a method to harm mosquitoes. He says the agent will be effective yet cause severe stomach illness if ingested.
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Landom
When Should a Man Retire From Active Life The Globe Asks
The Boston Globe questions the right time to retire and the type of retirement amid concerns about automobile dodging and defending against insurance agents, prompting debate on modern work and risk.
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Boston Globe
Canal bids opened for dredges and steam shovels
Chairman Shonts says the work on the Canal continues with loyalty and zeal. Bids have been opened for dredges and steam shovels, marking a key step in the project.
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Shonts
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