World News Highlights From A Broad Range Of Topics
A survey outlines Kentucky farmers forming a cooperative union with central county stores and local hiring. North Carolina schools fund education via school farms. Washington confirms Mabel Kelso as a pioneering woman wireless operator. A large New York suffrage parade plans a male and female march to press for votes for women. An anniversary roundup recalls Civil War era events and Lincoln’s colonization plan. Atlantic City hosts highway congress with road-building leaders and machinery displays. Alaska glaciers supply ice due to Japan current shifts. Budapest votes three women to the school board amid suffrage plans. Nevada fossil finds prompt new research as monorail plans emerge in Europe. Roosevelt allies back a third-party bid, with James Rudolph Garfeld noted as a key figure.
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Kentucky
Clerka
Elgor
Ware
N. C
Tares
Make Hay While the Sun Shines and Reap Reward
An advisory piece urges merchants to outpace mail order rivals by active local advertising and customer outreach. It stresses informing customers of new stock, hiring help if needed, and engaging the community to keep business thriving against catalogue houses. It invites merchants to act now and leverage townspeople support.
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Steet
Emancipation Speech Silenced by a Faint Jester
A militant suffragette delivers a keynote on emancipation from male rule, declaring tyranny past and that men may command but women will not obey. A small man in the rear heckles and forces her to raise her voice, then exposes the dynamic with a witty exchange.
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New York Times
Noisy Housework and Aims of a Young Woman
A brief verse describes a girl helping her mother with sweeping dusting parlor chairs mopping a stair washing windows organizing magazines preparing sofa pillows and cleaning cobwebs. She hopes to attract a beau who will visit soon reflecting social norms and expectations of courtship.
Farm Advice and Guernsey Breed Popularity Rises
Farm advice notes the Guernsey cow’s popularity due to high milk output and rich butter fat, with superior product color and flavor. It highlights the breed’s efficiency amid costly feeds and cites Spotawood Daisy Pearl as an example, dropped July 20, 1903.
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Guernsey
Spotawood
Farmers urged to smarter rotations and better rural homes
A farmer advisory tone urges reader to study farm plans, market needs, and personal labor preference before choosing crop rotations. It stresses education in agriculture, practical soil nutrition, and applying lime, potash, and nitrogen with common sense to improve yields and living conditions.
Daisy Pearl record Guernsey cow earns high milk fat tally
Daisy Pearl produced 11,570.71 pounds milk and 572.67 pounds butter fat in a nine month test year while calving in 1907 and 1908. Sire and dam lines trace to Cock of the Walk and May Day Pearl with breeder Edward T. Price and owner D. C. Barber. The cow’s 1908-10 performance set a lasting record for the strain.
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Daisy Pearl
Guernsey
Edward T. Price
Broadaxe
D. C. Barber
Akron
Urgent Faith in Jesus Delivers Daughter and Heals Woman
The lesson contrasts Jesus’ reception in Capernum with Gadara. A synagogue ruler pleads for Jesus to save his dying daughter. A woman with a 12 year illness touches Jesus and is healed, then Jesus raises the girl, dispersing mourners and restoring life with authority.
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Jesus
Sea of Galilee
Gadara
Capernaum
New York Pure Seed Law Sets Seed Inspection Rules
New York legislation effective July 1 19012 defines agricultural seeds as alfalfa and various grasses and clovers and requires labeling of seed lots with impurity percentages. Officials may sample seeds in triplicate, seal and test them, with analysis by the New York Agricultural Experiment Station and reporting to the commissioner.
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New York
Commissioner of Agriculture
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Berry Box Holder for Efficient Berry Picking
A 6 by 4 inch leather boot top is prepared with four over one inch slits. A shawl strap is threaded and worn with the holder in front. Belt tightness secures four to six quart berry boxes between abdomen and holder, enabling both hands free for faster picking.
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Iowa
Homestead
Summer Orchard Work and Maintenance Routine
Summer in the orchard centers on disk and spike tooth harrow use. Experienced fruit producers cultivate their orchards about once a week for three months and often repeat applications to ensure quality.
Hoard's Dairyman Quips On Dairy Breeds And Progress
A brief line from Hoard's Dairyman remarks that no advancement has occurred by crowing over dairy breeds, implying a critique of boastful claims without real progress.
Guiltless Martyr recounts wrongful imprisonment and mistaken identity
The narrator recalls losing work when a factory shut down, then being falsely accused of burglary and sent to prison for ten years. Mistaken identity by a double in the same jail leads to hope for freedom, but officials ignore his plea and he remains confined until medical discharge ends his term.
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