Public figures and social reform in early 20th century notes
Survey highlights young women from Tennessee and Memphis promoting a foreign study on living costs, with Lubin guidance and congressional backing. Also notes centenary Ghent treaty celebrations, new ship safety feature in Japan, Kate Barnard prison plan, Lent dates, Panama Canal engineering feats, and federal service chiefs and Chicago judge Bartelme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Killian W. Joinem
Memphis
Ernestine
Chattanooga
Mie Jonson
Cornell
University of Michigan
Mise
Hallie
Young
David Lubin
Dnttel
International Institute of Agrculture
Rome
Italy
Europe
Lubin
Nashville
Pletcher
Florida
Congress
Naples
Plan to expand forest fire safeguards for Angeles National Forest
California supervisor Charlton proposes a fire protection system for about 180 acres in the San Gabriel canyon to the desert. Federal cooperation with private firms will place a continuous watch using a high power telescope and telephone lines to alert nearby stations. A ranger on Glendora peak will oversee a map driven alert network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles National Forest
California
Charlton
San Gabriel Canyon
Agricultural Department
Glendora
Satlouel Progressive Club Announces February Dinner
The Satlouel Progressive club of New York schedules a February 12 meeting at Waldorf with speaker and details of seating and service to be confirmed by the committee. Anbandes% may be changed as the event plan develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Secret Service
New York City
Flynn
Black Hand
Waldhor
Helpful business wisdom for sharp minds in work
A compact set of maxims for business success. It urges hobbies for balance, learning from mistakes, improving beyond a peanut stand, choosing to do what one wants, and maximizing every dollar’s work. It links advertising value with selling, and notes common sense plus cash as a winning mix with dividends tied to investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wks
Advic
The Unnatural Mother and the Call for Wise Parenting
The text argues that maternal love alone does not ensure wisdom in childrearing. It contrasts natural maternal care with the need for mothers guided by trained intellect, asserting society should value mothers who combine warmth with judgment to prevent the needless suffering of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giiman
Winter recreation gap in public playgrounds noted
A 破碎段落 cites Leslie's on winter outdoor life. It argues many people stay indoors in cold weather, reducing winter sports and raising public health concerns. It urges vigorous outdoor activity to counter indoor life and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Farmer Builds Experimental Plot Shows Profitable Corn
A Kansas farmer started an on farm experiment station by planting a new field corn variety. He harvested 104 bushels per acre, preserved mature seed, and proved high germination. The success boosted his crop’s reputation and market value, suggesting that similar focus on specific crops can yield quick, profitable results.
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Nile
Ware
Goml
Department of Agriculture
Rou
Kaneas
Konane
Kansas
Sind
Start Cabbage Early for Profitable Harvest
National Stockman and Farmer advises cabbage growers to begin early sowing in late January or early February to target top prices. Maintain low temperatures to prevent excessive stocky growth and maximize overall crop value for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Door stopping technique with concrete race at doorway
A method to hold rolling doors in place by building up a concrete race at the doorway bottom. The design allows the door to roll freely yet prevents outward wind swing and slam back, reducing damage to doors and tracks from wind.
Promise of God and the rainbow covenant after the flood
The lesson discusses God's renewed covenant after the flood, blessing mankind while enforcing dietary and life-sanctity laws. It explains the rainbow as a perpetual token of mercy, linking God and humanity and signaling divine mercy despite human faithlessness.
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Earth
Nein Ife
Heaven
Green Feed for the Bid Dies
February in northern climates brings hard times for Biddies and their sprouting oat feed. Farmers are advised to sprout grain in a nonleaking box, wet with warm water, cover, then transfer to a leaking box and continue watering daily until sprouts reach the desired length for the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Teeth For the Hens Use in Hen Diets
The text notes hens possess only false teeth and do not use them until swallowing. It mentions dentures wear out in three or four days and a new supply is needed. A recommendation is to keep fine gravel or grit available for the birds at all times, with oyster shell providing lime for strong shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Food For the Crops: Heat Fertilizers as Crop Nourishment
Heat fertilizers such as barnyard manure are described as food for crops rather than stimulants, serving as the daily bread that sustains plant growth.
Is Your Stock Fed Right for Livestock Health
Agricultural advice warns coarse hay strains digestion and may cause stomach or bowel issues including dysentery. Timothy hay helps horses but cows with little exercise can become constipated. Clover hay aids digestion while finely ground feeds like cornmeal and middlings require mixing with hay to prevent fermentation and overeating.
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Farwi
The Dowry Bell of Lucy and Jacobson
In northern Sweden Jacobean seeks to marry Lucy Peterson but needs a church bell as dowry. Lucy funds the bell by seed planting and selling crops, gaining farmer support for a long term harvest. The bell is cast and installed, enabling their wedding with community celebration.
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Sweden
Jacobean
John
Jacobson
Jobo
Lucy Peterson
Lucy
Joromon
Id Jacobson
Lacey
Juba
Jobe
Dobu
Cam Lavy
Luey
Lis
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Treaty OF Ghent
Ghent
District of Columbia
Union
Great Britain
Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamship Company of Japan
Barnard
Kate Barnard
Oklahoma
Kate
Lincoln
Panama
Panama Canal
Gatun Locks
Niagere
Efet
Tee
United States
Department of Committee
John Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Chief Flynn
Secret Service
Asvla
Willan J. Pivon
Wilkie
Chicago
Mary M. Hurtelme
Cook County
Bartelme
National Education Association
Thomas W. Bicknell
LL. D
Whode Inland
Ibotee Bb Aerheo Preee
Areuwke
Gatum
William J. Flynn
Berean
Berkshire Boar
Baron Master, Jr
George B. Kelly
Mineral Point
Wis
Abigail Treat
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