Ferry Boat Tossed By Gigantic Waves Near Milwaukee
Milwacker Wisconsin January 31 Carriers No 15 of the Pere Marquette late watch arrived after a five hour crossing in a storm that should have taken twelve hours. Five crew members were worn out from beating up and down to reach work. Much of the time was spent about 25 miles outside Milwaukee harbor as mountainous waves and heavy snow hindered the approach to the harbor. The vessel forced to point its bow into the wind to avoid wave troughs.
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The Newspaper Interview with Mr Moriarty
An interview with Mr Moriarty reveals his pride in craft and modesty, noting his work watching buildings in progress and handling harsh conditions. He discusses remuneration, past roles, and the pride of labor in a candid, period voice.
Selection and yield of corn varieties in the south
R. S. Redding argues that farmers should judge corn by per acre yield rather than ear appeal. He cites Georgia experiment station data showing the average gap between best and worst varieties over ten years, about 10.87 bushels per acre, enough to cover cultivation costs and fertilization, urging adoption of productive corn lines through field tests and college-led breeding programs.
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Syphon limits for long distance water lifting explained
In this farm correspondence the writer asks about raising water 200 yards and 48 feet by syphon and 1 inch pipe. The answer states a siphon requires lower outlet than source and a vertical head under about 30 feet. siphons can only lift to lower vessels, not higher. Flooding with a gasoline or hot air pump could work, but best is securing a 6 foot head from spring to a hydrant or reservoir, with details mailed to H J Patterson for guidance.
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Tomato Growing and Fertilizer Recipes From The Weekly Constitution
Instructions on tomato and crop care from The Weekly Constitution include fertilizer formulas, manure guidance, and soil preparation. It covers corn and cotton yields, practical planting steps, and methods to prevent pests, with reader questions and expert responses from Lee M. Matenas and others.
Editor Woodson Injured by Train at Glenwood Station
Yonkers New York January 31 Special William D. L. Woodson editor of the American Press tell was injured while attempting to board a New York Central train at Glenwood Station His right foot was amputated below the knee after emergency doctors at St Johns Riverside Hospital deemed it necessary He showed fortitude the physicians say aiding his recovery The American Press Association notes Woodson long connected with the association and formerly led the Atlanta branch He was a prominent Southern newspaper figure native to Virginia and long based in Georgia and the South.
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Sibarton Board of Trade Promotes Depot Growth
In Sibarton Georgia on January 31 the Board of Trade held a weekly session led by president W C Jones with secretary W Copeland. The group urged local businessmen to join as charges and rates would be aimed at securing the long promised new depots and related improvements for the town.
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Revelation: what Phoflis passed ae ic Ber sheath
The fragmentary note references a mysterious event or item named Phoflis and an object described as a sheath linked to Ber. Details are unclear in the text, offering limited concrete facts about individuals, places, or outcomes. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
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