Government vault counts and parcel post plans described
A U S treasury report outlines seals and audits of the treasurer’s records, with guard oversight and long counts, plus July 1 parcel post rules allowing duties collected up to 100 dollars. Notes on Tuberculosis cures and Friedrich Friedmann’s serum are discussed with medical doubt noted.
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United States
Tpoole Sam
Carmi Thompson
John Burke
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Thompson
Berlin
Friedmann
Rupert Blue
World Center Plan Advocated by American Sculptor
International leaders express sympathy with Hendrik C. Andersen's proposal for a world center to host global discussion. The plan envisions a sizable city on quasineutral territory, potentially in Belgium Switzerland or Tripoli to host all international interests.
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Hendrik C. Andersen
Mr. Andersen
Belgium
Switzerland
Tripoli
Bryan's Legal Adviser Professor John Bassett Moore
Professor John Bassett Moore of Columbia University serves as advisor to the state department and is famed for his expertise in international law and diplomacy. His career includes clerking, assistant secretary roles, and diplomatic service shaping U S policy and legal thought.
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Bryan
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
State Department
Dentales Visual
Yao
Tole
Adeniyhirell
Conmude
Moore
Laoteware
Sean Old
American Prean Association
Mrs Harriman to Launch Nationwide Candy Store Chain
Mrs J Borden Harriman of New York announced plans to open a chain of candy stores across the country. She aims to aid women wage earners and suggests expanding into other life necessities while continuing her long advocacy on economic problems.
Trees to Aid Reclamation Project Expansion Plan
The article describes a new forestry depature to be used in the Unatink reclamation project. Rows of forest trees will be planted across the extension area at half mile intervals with 20 to 400 foot lengths. The aim is to supply fuel and shelter for future settlers and stabilize soil.
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Servier
Roeeotry Department
Colwehia
Mistake for Merchant to Show Favoritism
A newspaper opinion argues against storekeepers favoring wealthy customers like Mrs Brown over poorer ones like Mrs Jones. It urges equal treatment regardless of order size or status, noting delays and biased service harm business and reputation for all customers.
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Mere
Jones
Brown
Beans Can Be Grown Widely in Northern and Southern States
Farm advice argues domestic bean production is far below home demand with output near 1.0 to 1.2 million bushels annually, despite wide cultivation from Maine to Florida and Michigan to New York. It cites soil rotations, six-inch plows, and optimal planting between June 2 and June 5 as keys to profitable yields.
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New York
Michigan
California
Maine
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsaylvania
Iowa
Florida
Vermont
Ilinois
Ineliana
Minnesota
Lime and Potatoes: Timing of Applications
Lime should not be applied immediately before a potato crop. Mis-timed liming risks hurting potato yields as the plants may be affected by the lime. Researchers advise delaying lime until after harvest or when potatoes are not in growth to avoid crop damage.
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Mixsourt
The Man Who Acted and the Mysterious Playwright Actor
An unnamed tall reader captivates a theater manager by improvising a complete play with a virtuosic villain. He signs a contract as Stonegrave Overman, the star collapses on stage amid strange atmospheric sparks and a distant bell, leading to rumors of devilish possession and a vanished playwright actor.
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Stonegrave Overman
Villabules
Noready
Hem
Erebus
Baus
Theo
Satan
Wen
Peculiar Exchange Over Taxes in Town
A comical dialogue unfolds as Mr Merkten denies worry and questions why residents must travel four blocks on a shopping trip. The light exchange touches on busyness, travel needs, and local taxation in a quirky street scene.
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Mr. Merkten
Fable for the Farmer
A Prairie Farmer piece about a farmer who earns a modest living for years until a county expert seizes twenty acres of alfalfa after a telegraph vote. The story ends with the farmer prospering, banking money and owning an automobile, with a punny moral about money and luck.
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Parine Inc
Prairie Farmer
Incubator and Brooder Endorsement for Large Hatch Yields
The American Cultivator argues that for large hatches the incubator is essential and the brooder ideal for raising thousands of chicks. It asserts artificial methods yield healthy birds and support their widespread use.
Fence Posts Seasoning Advice From Iowa Homestead
A brief Iowa Homestead note urges farmers to season fence posts for a year or more. Those who cut many posts last winter should stack them loosely and forget about fence troubles until fall or the following year to gain longer post life.
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Iowa Homestead
Save the Adder and the Cow Readings
The fragment discusses animal danger and injury mechanics with coaching notes. It notes adder injuries often stem from a cow lying down and a misalignment of the back and ground. It emphasizes betting guidance and avoiding trouble.
Cornstalks prove value in nitrogen and soil health
Kansas Agricultural College expert says cornstalks hold nitrogen worth about 4.50 per acre when left on fields. Stalks enrich soil with nitrogen and organic matter, aid water retention, and feed beneficial bacteria, while cutting late harms the nitrogen and winter survival of pests.
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Kansas College
BK. di. Behefey
Agronomy
Kansas Agricultural College
George A. Dean
Evtomelisy Department
Fattening Fowls Advice From Glenuher Note
A historic note suggests fattening fowls for market by two weeks of confinement in small yards with a moveable house, heavy feeding on fattening chow, ample water, and good condition. The tip highlights rapid weight gain and improved plumage under these conditions.
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Glenuer
Farmer’s Handy Tool Turns Time Saver In Field Work
A farmer’s pocket jack knife with a harness punch blade and a small inch plier promises to save miles of tracing and days of effort in a four semester span, according to a practical equipment note.
Best Wood For Silo Says Several Woods Work
North Dakota agricultural experiment station advises cypress white pine cedar and redhound are suitable for silo staves with regional fir also recommended by state authorities to aid construction decisions.
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North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station Aay
Sete
Senior Berean Sunday School Lesson on Joseph and Pharaoh
Lessons from Genesis describe Joseph interpreting Pharaoh's dreams and governing Egypt. The text covers the dream of seven fat cows and seven lean cows signaling famine, Joseph's rise to power, and the plan to store grain, tax collection, and provisioning for future years.
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Mexico
Friedrich F. Peledmann
American Press Association
Friedrich F. Friedmann
World Peace Center
Columbus
Harvard Grad Wahler Ataah
Iederdais
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Army of the Potomac
Wilderness
Virginia
Georgia
Jamaica
William T. Sampson
U. BN
Methired
I. Bret Horte
Martinique
Vincent
Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Thomas Jonathan
Tonewall) Jackson
Battle of
Chancellorsville
International Union of American Republica
Temple of Peace
Washington
Sam
By Roger T. Berkeley
Berean
Jowah
Joseph
Pharaoh i
Egypt
Hathor
Isis
Nile
Osiris
Aly Son
Nnd
Aife
Wasvill
Josph
Moon
Earth
le Rool's Palace
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