Progressive Party Strengths Across Regions and Plans
The survey notes the Progressive party gaining stay power with moves to organize clubs in Minnesota North and South Dakota Michigan and Wisconsin. W F Brown of Ohio leads national party organization from New York while Oscar King Davis heads the national committee in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Progressive Party
Learnet Ters
New York
Aim! Waellington
Worl
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Northwest
W. F. Brown
Ohio
Washington
National Committee
Oscar King Davis
Dean Lewis
University of Pennsylvania
Messages for descendants stored in distant chests in Egypt and New York
The Modern Historical Records association plans future messages for members to their descendants. Two durable envelopes per member will be sealed in lead chests. One chest remains in New York Public Library, opened in 2015, the other stored near the Cheops pyramid in Egypt.
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Modern Historic Records Association
New York
Cheops Pyramid
Egypt
International congress on physical education in Paris
An international congress for physical education will be held in Paris from March 17 to 20 under the auspices of the faculty of medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Nuremberg
London
Paris
Faculty of Medicine
Invisible planes promise stealthy war use through new biplane adjustments
Signal corps officers announce a new liquid invisibility material molded into frames for heavier than air aircraft. At 500 feet the craft would be virtually indistinguishable, offering incalculable wartime advantage as adjustments refine stability and lightness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Signal Corps
Easter Sunday Lesson on March Arrival and March Weather
A humorous column discusses Easter's early timing and celebrates March warmth. The author notes Easter falling on March 25 and recalls old customs, parades, and the shifting seasons, with reference to Master and vernal signs.
Placeholder headline from damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR passage references a lord, a president, and a society with themes of devotion and power. Names and precise events are unclear, leaving a vague discussion of leadership, loyalty, and possible ceremonial duties.
Good Manners Aid Home Trade Spirit
A Philadelphia Ledger advised that a centile courteous manner is key to success in any business. Pleasant bearing attracts customers, while brusque behavior repels. Start cultivating politeness to improve service and personal prospects in all ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiladelphia Ledger
Poor Arithmetic in Business Good Will Claims
The column warns business men against inflating good will to mask losses. It notes a $1,000 deficit can be rebuilt to $2,000 in perceived value, then a new investor offers $5,000, but both rely on faulty arithmetic. True subtraction is needed for sustainable capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Vanderbilt
New York City
Anthony
Goml
Saturday Evening Post
Advertising Rule For Business Booms And Slumps
A leading advertiser who spends heavily on publicity adopts a rule: when business slows he increases advertising. He explains that during booming times there is no need to fight for market share, but in slow periods the easiest way to gain it is by highlighting the value of his goods from Lesile's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesile
Hal BR. Fullerton
Long Island Agricultural Experiment Station
Alto
Jung
Gil
Witchel
Bia
Farm Plowing Techniques for Deep, Well-Turned Furrows
The article stresses thorough furrow turning to create pulverized soil and improve moisture absorption. It notes the inverted furrow exposes soil to air and weather, aiding aeration and organic matter incorporation. Proper plow depth and harrowing follow to ensure residue is incorporated and easily managed later.
Combination crops for spring seeding and quick hay
The article notes several crops for spring seeding that yield hay in three to four months. Oats, Canada field peas, soy beans, and cowpeas mix well, with oats and field peas giving good hay quality. Country Gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Do It Now For A Bumper Corn Harvest
A call from the Illinois Farmers Institute urges farmers to test seed corn this spring to prevent failure and ensure a bumper fall harvest. It emphasizes protecting wives children and themselves by taking precautions and testing seed, urging action now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Farmers’ Institute
Springfield
Proper Curd Stirring Affects Cheese Texture
The American Agriculturist emphasizes careful judgment in stirring the curd to determine when cheese can be packed. This decision impacts the texture and body of the finished cheese, urging cheese makers to study the process closely.
Wrong Room Revelation Changes a Desperate Man
A distressed man, financially ruined after fleeing debt, contemplates suicide with a pistol in a hotel room. A mysterious woman appears, lights the room, and saves him, guiding him toward a new path and a recovered sense of purpose.
Handling a Goose Safely for Restraint and Lifting
Instructions from Farm Progress on safely handling a goose. Take the bird by the neck, lift with the body turned away to prevent striking. Support partly by seizing the wing's first joint. Facing the handler, the goose can strike with wings or scratch with feet.
Drainage Ditches Require Stable Bank Slopes
A correct drainage ditch is obtained only when dug without disturbing bank or bottom earth and with sufficient yielding side slopes to prevent bank slipping and waste banks when under water action, as stated by Orange Jwild Parmer.
March top dressing boosts fall wheat yield
Farmers aiming to raise fall wheat yields by about one third should top dress during March and repeat as soon as the ground dries enough for application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm Journal
When the Piggies Come Nursery Pen for Pigs
An old farm article explains a useful furrowing pen for sows and litters. The design features a five by five foot interior, three feet high, boarded bottom, a forty five degree inward boom to corner pigs, and a warm shed or barn basement setup. A trough and litter plan creates a complete nursery for piglets and dam. It notes versatility for calves and other young animals and suggests painting with venetian red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Ubi
Farm Journal
Ohio experiment station director cites manure loss value
Director Thorne of the Ohio experiment station estimates that Obie discusses potential manure value lost due to leaching from the barnyard, totaling about 10 million dollars over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
The
Ohio Experiment Station
Abraham and Isaac Sacrifice Lesson Insight
The lesson centers on obedient faith amid testing as Abraham prepares to offer Isaac, acknowledging God’s supremacy over sacrifice and the promise tied to Isaac. It notes the emotional toll on Abraham, the guidance provided by divine Providence, and Isaac’s learning through the journey, culminating in trust and reverent submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishmael
Hagar
Wouml
Abraham
Sereh
Lod
Imhimed
Lanac
Wiad
Tien
Upolu Isuaw
Ft Ds
Leone
Morlah
Oearies
Manpepmonierel
Tadeoun
Wen
Imac
Alinaeboas
Gervats
Ava
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Navy Department
Naval Militia
Great Lakes
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Militia
Hans Ruser
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Herbert Knox Smith
United States Commissioner of Corporations
Riechard Pearson
Marford
I. Widting
Copal Dbinannan
Behr Department Statin
Gullelout
Physical
Aeros
Cinemania Saloor
Lela
Weser
Albert T.riker
Littl
Khnown
Berean
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