Insect Pest Plague and Natural Allies in Agriculture
A discussion of the economic damage caused by insects in the United States and the hunt for natural enemies. Entomologists study parasites and predatory insects, such as ants and ladybirds, to control boll weevils, whiteflies, gypsy moths, codling moth, and other pests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mounteia
Arctic
Teghus
Texas
North Meese
Boston
Europe
Asia
Africa
California
Bierra Nevada Mountains
San Jose
United States
FAST TALKERS IN CONGRESS RISE IN HOUSE SPEECH SPEED
Sam H. Gray notes a 25 percent rise in the average talk speed of House members over the past years. He cites historic benchmarks from Charles Littlefield to Andrew Devine, with Devine reaching about 300 words a minute and others now approaching that pace in floor debates.
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House of Representatives
House
Sam H. Gray
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
David Wolfe Brown
Charles Littlefield
Maine
Averee
Liebhefeild
Congress
Henry UO. Johnson
Indiana
Johnson
Martin
South Dakota
Murray
Massachusetts
Devine
Richest and Hardest of Languages
A Harpers Weekly note claims Basque is among the most difficult languages to learn yet allows a child to express thoughts perfectly. It suggests Basque riches stem from flexible word forms where nouns pronouns and adjectives change into verbs and even letters can be declined.
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Econselona
Harpers Weekly
Shadow of Tenerife Casts Long Sea Shadow at Sunset
The Tenerife peak forms one of the most perfect mountain shadows, extending across the sea and often eclipsing nearby islands. At sunset the shadow is most distinct and can reach more than fifty miles in length.
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Tenerife
Indianapolis Star
Veteran players fill baseball rosters across positions
The article notes many aging pitchers exceed other positions while veteran batters and infielders also populate teams. It lists long serving names such as Cy Young Honus Wagner Tinker Me Pride Wallace Bridwell McMillan and John among others with regional event mentions and upcoming annuals in August and September across multiple clubs.
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Bacein
Cy Young
Powell
M Ween
Mullin
Mank
Willee
Bender
Moore
Maghes
White
Spring Chicken Cies
Kling
Bresiahan
Doolin
Metnlre
Farrell
Criger
Sullivan
Helne
Honus Wagener
Tinker
Me Pride
Wallace
Bridwell
WcMillan
Lohin
Turner
Diathine
Byene
Deviln
Lobert
Fred Clarke
Leach
Elam A
Crawford
Sheekard
Murray
Titus
S. Magee
Mitchell
McIntyre
Schulte
Wison
D. Murphy
Kontin
Mute Pitcher Luther Taylor Recalled in Baseball Tale
Manager McGiraw recalls Luther Taylor once with the Giants and now with Toronto. He describes a New Orleans streetcar scene where Taylor and Roger Bresnahan used mute signs to talk with a striking woman who signaled approval with a wink and then departed.
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McGiraw
Luther Taylor
Giants
Toronto
New Orleans
Taylor
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Hock
Yacht Racing Schedule Under Yacht Racing Association of Long Island
The season lists dates for key yacht events under the Yacht Racing Association of Long Talanal. Races include Harlem Yacht Club on May 30 and multiple events through August, with Knickerbocker, Indian Harbor, Seawanhaka, Larchmont, New Rochelle, American Yacht Club, Oriental, Riverside, Stamford, Hempstead, and Horseshoe HarborAnnual and special races across New York area coastal clubs.
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Yacht Racing Association of
Long Talanal
Harlem
New Rochelle
Larchmont ¢ Hartford
Oriental
Riverside
Indian Harbor
Larchmont
Stamford
Hempstead Harbor
Horseshoe Harbor
Wallace Keeps Key Role as St. Louis Star
St. Louis fans expected Bobby Wallace to lose his throne in short field play but Stovall builds his team around the veteran. Boss Hedges says Wallace will keep his job as long as he wants and will not take a salary cut. He is praised as one of the greatest players the town has owned.
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Asia
Gulf States
California
Lahore
Califorals
Hiawali
Florida
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis
Stovall
Mable
Boss Hedges
Wallace
Absurdities and Tragedy collide in comic snippets
A collage of quips and cartoons from various papers features wry exchanges and ironic phrases. The pieces include a judge's remark on a tense moment between Mary and Henry, jokes about time and revolutions, and a pun about a button saving a man’s life from a burglar.
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Mr. Spriggins
Boston
Back to the Woods Emigration Theme Echoes Behind Hearth
A fragmentary note reflects a speaker leaving a hearth and migrating abroad. The lines evoke departure from familiar home, with rural imagery and a sense of searching for a new place. The cadence suggests a folk or oral tradition framing emigration.
Confidences Between Friends Recalled in Brief Talk
A fragmented note recalls private questions and the heat of a friendship. The text hints at a prior closeness between two individuals identified as bh and ber and mentions a meeting with ber and Lrvueck.
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Ber
Wombat the Gentleman Farmer in Loulaville Tale
In Loulaville Cour ier Journal a gentleman farmer named Wombat is described with notes of daily dusk routines and scarecrow rituals revealing local color and rural life details. The piece reads as a vignette on farmstead habits and regional character.
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Wombat
Loulaville Courier Journal
Tommy Pop A Favor Echoes In Humorous Call
Fragments show a playful plea from a father to his son, repeating a request phrased as a favor. The dialog-like line suggests a familial, informal exchange likely from a feature or column emphasizing character and light humor.
Possible Separation Cited In Halting Family Exchange
A fragment from a newspaper page shows a father and child exchange lines about eyes and hair, depicting a touching moment of family recognition. The exact speakers are unclear but the dialogue reveals affectionate parental identification and a sense of separation.
A Reasonable Fear
A Baltimore American item notes a quip about mountain betrothal romance. The speaker ribs proposing near mountains fearing the bride might throw him over, framing a humorous romantic aside.
Theee Weet Ee Ny Ra Fla Theses
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Ra Fla thesis matter with unclear details and names. The readable bits reference a review or discussion of theses in Florida and New York contexts, but specifics, dates, or participants are not present in the legible lines.
Fragmentary lines reflect unclear historical notice
The readable text shows disjoint phrases about bravery and conversation but lacks coherent story, names, dates, or places to identify a specific event or person from a historical newspaper record. The fragmentary nature prevents a reliable summary of content or outcome.
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Menloo
Guatemala
Landa
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Rooter
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Brookline
Country Club
Mass
Haute Committee
Fla
Stan
American Press Association
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St. Louie
Mary
Henry
Faith
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Marie
Milwaukee
Mexico
Chicago Record Herald
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