The World Rolls On to the Jedgmint Day
A poem excerpt from the Atlanta Constitution echoes stoic endurance as the world moves toward the Jedgmint Day. It recalls hardship, faith, and communal resilience with lines about bearing winter, thanking God, and surviving life’s road while awaiting relief.
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Marion Chooses Farming Over Art and Independence
Marion, an art loving, independent young woman, ignores suitors until a meeting with Warold Martin on a Raymond farm leads to romance. She faces a choice between a life of art and a farmer's wife role, finally accepting love and a farm life as the sun sets over Sebago Lake.
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Marion
Raymond
Anna
Dun
Miarion
Bie Marion
Haymmond
Sebago
Tam
Warold Martin
Mt. Washington
Harold
Maroin
Art
Readers list names and ages by state in partial roster
A fragmented reader listing shows several individuals with ages 40 to 50 across numerous states including Washington Wyoming Maryland Rhode Island Tennessee Nebraska Iowa Indiana Idaho New Jersey South Dakota North Dakota South Carolina Pennsylvania North Carolina and North Carolina. The snippet reads like a roster or census style enumeration with surnames and ages but parts are cut.
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Lina
Turner
Washington
Warren
Wyoming
Wellington
Maryland
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Carmack
Tennessee
Dietrich
Nebraska
Dolliver
Iowa
Fairbanks
Indiana
Heirfield
Idaho
Kean
New Jersey
Miltredge
South Dakota
McCauber
North Dakota
MecQaurin
South Carolina
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Pritchard
North Carolina
Sinmons
Old and Young Senate Ages Reveal Shifting Political Landscape
The Washington Star notes that if woman suffrage advances and women enter Congress, autobiographical sketches for the Congressional Directory may be revised. The current age records show 86 Senators with a wide range from 38 to 80, including many over 60 and a few over 70, highlighting a mix of veteran and younger lawmakers.
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Congressionnal Directory
Washington Star
Burton
Kansas
Dryden
New Jersey
Delaware
Bailey
Texas
Beveridge
Indiana
Searns
Utah
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Pettus
Allison
Iowa
Bate
Tennessee
Cullom
Illinois
Frye
Maine
Gibson
Montana
Hawley
Connecticut
Hivar
Massachusetts
Jones
Nevada
Morgan
Platt
Proctor
Vermont
Stewart
Teller
Colorado
West
Missouri
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Bacon
Georgia
Bard
California
Berry
Arkansas
Blackburn
Kentucky
Burrows
Michigan
Clark
Cockrell
Depew
New York
Elkins
West Virginia
Foster
Washington
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Hale
Hanna
Ohio
Harris
McEnervy
Louisiana
McMillan
Millard
Nebraska
Mitchell
Oregon
Money
Mississippi
Patterson
Perkins
Quay
Pennsylvania
Burnham
Clapp
Minnesota
Wyoming
Daniel
Virginia
Deboe
Dillingham
Dubois
Idaho
Foraker
Gamble
South Dakota
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Lodge
McComas
Maryland
McLaurin
Mallory
Florida
Martin
Mason
Ilinois
Nelson
Quarles
Wisconsin
Rawlins
Scott
Simon
Spooner
Taliaferro
Tillman
South
Caro
The Funny Woman in Cap and Bells
In Cap and Bells the funny woman is a pestilence in the land, sowing flippancy and puns that wound the serious and sacred. While humor aids health, not all topics deserve laughter, and such wit often harms social harmony, heart, and earnest dialogue.
How One Author Advertised Helen's Babies
John Habberton promised 500 free copies would guarantee success without ads. He targeted U S bookstore head of fiction departments with autographed copies and friendly letters. Store chiefs urged staff to promote the book, helping it succeed on merit.
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Habberton
United States
Kabberton
Helen
Philadelphia Record
Model Cattle Stall Improves Cow Restraint
A cattle stall design uses a three foot iron bar mounted along the stall with ends screwed to the stall side. A strong chain is attached to the post to allow limited movement, enabling cows to stand or lie down and move their heads freely.
Farm friendship and feed tips from old farming manuals
The article discusses securing animal halters with chains to prevent escape, and promotes raising most meat and food on the farm. It praises Silver-Penciled Wyandottes for egg and meat qualities, explains cowpeas and crimson clover as suitable forage, and details alfalfa cultivation for multiple harvests with spring sowing and careful first-season grazing to ensure establishment.
Secor Seedling Strawberry Gains Recognition in Wisconsin
Waupaca County Wisconsin exports the Secor seedling strawberry a hardy self fertilizing variety with dark purple red color good flavor few seeds and strong shipper potential It won first premium over all other seedlings at the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society meeting in Wausau and is distributed by W H Holmes secretary of the Waupaca Horticultural Society Selecting Eggs for Hatching advises mating thoughtful stock and long distance egg purchases to prevent inbreeding with careful preservation of identity for future batches.
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Waupaca County
Wisconsin
Wolf River
O. G. Secor
Wilson
Warfield
Wisconsin State Horticultural Society
Wausau
Waupaca Horticultural Society
W. H. Eolmes
New Creameries for Towa Signal Spring Boom
Creamery supply salesmen report Iowa farmers show strong prospects for new creamery buildings this spring. Several new factories are already under way and will keep salesmen busy visiting promising prospects. Despite high feed prices, the creamery fever boosts business for creamery supply houses.
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Towa
Iowa
Creamery Journal
Pork Eaters Grow In Popularity Across Industrial Centers
The article states Americans prefer pork over beef, noting fresh pork consumption rises with middle class prosperity. It cites Hastern industrial centers showing demand for fresh cuts and widespread meat eating except for a few vegetarians.
Donts fortho meal time from Woman's Home Companion
A brief guide warns against buying food that has spent time in cold storage and against frozen meat and fish. It explains green smelts are freshly caught while non labeled ones are frozen and tasteless after thawing. It advises wrapping celery and using salt to speed boiling. It also suggests sweetening overly salty foods with brown sugar.
Hints for Cooking Eggs
Practical tips for frying poaching and scrambling eggs. Separate yolk and white for fried eggs. Add vinegar to water for poached eggs. Scrambled eggs need milk and heat off when creamy to avoid toughness and dryness.
Ham Mousse Preparation and Service
Soak gelatin in cold water then dissolve in hot chicken stock. Strain over finely chopped boiled ham and season. Cool the mixture, fold in stiff cream, and chill until set. Turn into baking powder cans, refrigerate until firm, turn out in slices on lettuce, top with mayonnaise and an olive or pickle. Serve as a salad with wafers or sandwiches.
Apple Plumn Pudding
Large tart apples are prepared with lids, hollowed, and filled with a raisin scented mixture of sugar cinnamon nutmeg lemon zest and almonds. Bake until tender and serve with hard or foamy sauce.
Brown Bread for Cream Toast
Two cupfuls Indian meal one cup rye or Graham salt two cup sour milk one small teaspoon soda two tablespoons molasses steam in a covered loaf two and a half hours. When cold cut thick slices and toast both sides. Prepare a thickened milk cream salted enriched with butter. Place hot slices in cream and pour over remaining cream.
Potato Gems And Scalloped Crabs Recipe Steps
Warm mashed potatoes combined with butter salt egg yolks milk and flour bake light and fluffy in gem pans. Crab meat with crumbs butter eggs and seasonings forms a bake in shells topped with crumbs and butter until brown.
Baked Tomatoes Instruction
Select large firm tomatoes cut a slice from the blossom end scoop out the inside mix with stale bread crumbs salt pepper and a little chopped onion refill with dressing and a small piece of butter top bake in a hot oven thirty minutes.
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