Luxurious New Hampshire Estate and London Show Plans
An expansive survey describes a grand New Hampshire country home with Jacobean hall, oak paneling, and a terrace overlooking the Connecticut River. It notes Winston Churchill’s favorable view and details the London international horse show to run June 1–30 at Olympia with $250,000 in expenditures and $65,000 in prizes. Royal attendance hinted as King George may visit, amid arbitration memories of Judge William T. L. Chambers. The piece also cites agricultural lectures and Philippine independence debates tied to wider political currents.
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Witeon
Cornish
N. PM
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
London
Ascot
Olympia
George
Vassar Daisy Chain Chooses Sophomore Class President
The Vassar sophomore class approves Margaret Wagner as president and lists a long roster of members from across New York and beyond. Scout leaders invite American Boy Scouts to the third national rally in the United Kingdom with plans for international attendance and a three-part program highlighting kingly ceremonies, sea work, and industrial showcases.
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Doing Choi
Margaret Wagner
Therese Bain
Canajeharie
Mary Argent
Riverside
Mary Coats
New York
Lierothy Cobb
Elizabeth Glenn
Franklin
Vivian Gurney
Herkeley
Cal
Katharine Hackeney
Johnstown
N. Y
Plorence Hamilton
St. Louis
Ellen Hasbrook
Kingston
Dorothy Holt
Detroit
Grace Horney
Dover
N. J
Dorothy Hyman
Chicago
Mathilda Koster
Pleasantville
Margaret Leech
Newburg
Theresa Lesher
Rye
Marburg
Philadelphia
Miphel Miller
New Haven
Jeanne Mordorf
Brooklyn
Bertha Shapely
Leomingter
Mass
Marjorie Stuart
Germantown
Helen Strait
Montclair
Mildred Sutton
Yonkers
Elizabeth van Krant
Nancy Moore
Poughkeepsie
Livy Robert S 8Ade Jowell
Brith Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Roy Scouts' Association of Great Brit ‘de Birthegham
Scoutomaters
James BK. West
George
Umermiie
Verlous Industrien
Lanelin Tutts de Witkers
Gine Alphabie Bog Pretiwemey
Sewuts
Varpeotey
Deesog
Turba gathers for music congress amid global participation
A turbulent assembly gathers around a music congress showcasing a wide array of nations and figures. Leaders and experts announce plans to televise the event, inviting worldwide involvement in the cultural exchange and future of the arts.
The Value of Listening Over Glib Sales Talk
An editorial observes that good salesmanship relies on listening and judgment rather than flashy talk. It likens a gifted talker to a race horse that can run fast but often overshoots the buyer’s needs, while a courteous clerk who shows merchandise and offers polite attention retains customers.
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Squire Perkins
Homicides in Papua framed by Murray book on local etiquette
The article reviews J. J. P. Murray's Papua or British New Guinea, noting murders fueled by vanity and social disgrace as a distinct class. It contrasts killings for sorcery with crimes of passion and status, highlighting ritual feathers and village etiquette as motives.
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Papua
J. J. P. Murray
British New Guinea
Gilbert Murray
Practical Talks on Farm Alfalfa Inoculation and Soil Prep
Professor Ch A Moore notes alfalfa may fix nitrogen from the air in well drained rich soil. In areas with sweet clover present the alfalfa bacteria are the same, so inoculation is unnecessary or counterproductive. Recommended: scatter one ton of soil per acre before sowing, collect inoculated soil next year for larger areas, or mix soil with seed. Add two tons of ground lime rock or half ton hardwood ashes to improve establishment.
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Ch. A. Moore
Agronomy Department
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Charcoal as Fowl Feed Sparks Interest in Farm Progress
The article suggests using charred corn as a health promoter for poultry. Bake ears until black, cool, and feed to fowls every two weeks to boost intake. The Farm Progress note highlights surprising eagerness of birds to consume the charred grain.
Silage Advised as Limited Feed for Hogs
The article states silage is bulky and low in digestible nutrients, unsuitable as a primary diet for growing and fattening pigs. It may be fed in small portions to old sows, but should not constitute a large share of the ration.
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Baecteria
Orange Judd
Poultry Raisers urged to improve incubation and care
A Country Gentleman note warns poultry raisers that even the best incubators and broader methods fail against haphazard breeding stock care congested housing and improper feeding of growing chicks under expert directions.
Joseph and the famineiling tale in Genesis as lesson
Senior Berean Sunday School lesson reviews Joseph rising to high office in Egypt, his name Zaphe nath paneah, and his marriage into a noble family. It describes Manasseh and Ephraim as blessings, the drought years, and how Joseph tested his brothers when they came seeking grain. The analysis notes Jacob sending the brothers to Egypt, Simeon’s detention, and the plan to bring Benjamin to prove their honesty.
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Joseph
Zaphenath-paneah
Ita
Manasseh
Ephraim
Gal
Pharaoh
Egypt
Dave
Canaan
Jacob
Benjamin
Houw Tie
Rayot
Imharadh
Skinner
Asiatica
Sharaoh
God
Simeon
Reuben
Soil and crop rotation tips from Farm Progress column
Deep plowed land stores moisture well and takes two years to destroy cocklefur in a field. Weeds hinder clover, while turning a clover sod enhances corn foundation. Sweet clover seed soil mirrors alfalfa prep. Open storage harms hay value. Rotation aids natural weed control and soil repair. Lime is heavily needed by alfalfa, clovers, peas, beans, and vetches. Farm Progress notes farm-produced protein can be cheaper and more palatable than purchased concentrate.
Planting of Cucumbers Time and Techniques
The article outlines cucumber planting in early June with thorough soil preparation, loose mulch, and plenty of fertilizer. It recommends hillside spacing of about six feet, thinning rather than crowding, and manual or light plow cultivation until vines cover the ground. It warns of pests and mentions preventive fungicides and sulfur compounds.
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Belus
Gree
Kats Industrial Het
Wanny a Camp Squaw Defends Her Honor in Miners Camp
A story from a mining camp follows Wanny, an Indigenous woman nicknamed by miners, who faces harsh treatment and theft accusations. Jim Burns defends her, pays a man to leave, and a conflict ends with Wanny saving face and Burns gaining respect, though the violent world around them remains.
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Juanita
Wancy
Wanny
Jim Burns
Tle
Victoria
Sion
Hiw
Writers’ Camp
Jim Murps
Jim
Woony
Bin
Jig
Vwuans
Uae
Little Bull Diners See Gere Thin Week
Walter-Yewdr reports four subtle signs of change in Breelug Trebecript with a focus on local dining habits and community reactions. The note references Diners and Gere in a compact regional update.
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Walter
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William TL. Chambers
Arbitration Board
Eastern Railronda
Illo Grande
Chambers
Geo
Betis
The
Philippines
Washington
Philipines
Manuel Barnshaw
Wright
Peentte
Mr. Karnahan
BIG Church Convention
Third Baptist Church
Convention City
Froese Agrabunts
William L. Chambers
American Press Association
Manuel Earnshaw
Vassar Daisy Chain
BOY Scouts’ Rally
Charles
Berean
Long Island Agricultural Experiment Station
By Elwood H. Chapman
Little Bull
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