Canning laboratory and colonization plans cited in state and national notes
A survey discusses a government laboratory dedicated to fruit canning and processing with full equipment for jelly, pickles and other products. Ex Senator Stacy promotes a vast colonization plan to move 700 million acres to Idaho Minnesota and Oregon, offering free transport. Halifax port upgrades are outlined along with a Albany governor’s wife public image note. Other items include the interstate commerce chair appointment, a new census abstract with divorce statistics, and a Boston roof garden for a new branch library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
James N. Stacy
Idaho
American Colonization Society
Portland
Minnesota
Oregon
Call for Phonetic Chinese Alphabet Reform
A Chinese educational conference in Peking advocates adopting a simple phonetic alphabet to replace current characters. It argues that widespread illiteracy stems from the Chinese writing system and notes long-standing calls for reform. Included are stray figures about US population and money in circulation for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Fragmentary note on public funds and highway work
An unclear report describes disturbed public conditions and a proposed collection tied to eleven tuneuthes culed tee 101 aggregated 3 S421. It mentions Miami and a highway engineer, with references to a court and page counts, but details are largely garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konto Lomioge
Org
Costages Calleethis
Iwi
Buying Home Products Is Business Not Patriotism
A historical view argues that buying locally supports community growth and reduces distant suppliers. It warns that patronizing distant houses harms local development, deters new buildings, and erodes real estate values, even if catalog savings tempt customers. Local stock boosts health and comfort in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sali
Human Marshmallow Mention Sparks Teasing
In a light exchange from the Boston Transcript Maud calls Marie a human marshmallow after a playful remark by Maud about Marie’s powdery look. Marie resists at first but Maud insists on sharing the nickname sparked by the compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Marie
Maud
Boston Transcript
Soybeans as a staple crop for feed and profit
A Pennsylvania correspondent of the American Agricultural reports soybeans as an exceptional feed for beef cattle dairy herds and hogs with noted increases in milk and butter. He cites higher net profits per bushel of soybeans, better soil impact than corn, greater oil content, and superior outcomes in beef pork and dairy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
American Agricultural
Denouement at Sea A Russian Women Prisoners Aboard Sea Gull
The Scandinavian Sea Gull rescues a exhausted Russian sailor from a lone boat near Karacay in the Arctic. The rescued woman Katia Juroff interprets as a shipmate tells of prior captivity and marriage dispute aboard a Russian vessel. The two Russian women Katia and Sonia reveal they escaped Kara prison in Siberia with plans to seek asylum on a foreign vessel and are later pardoned by the captain.
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Karacay
Arctic Ocean
Russia
Siberia
Kathe Juroff
Siberian
Katia
Bhe
Konia Barderhol
Bona
Weieh
de Doty
Kathe
Telus
Soli
Scoudeream
Sonia
Ald
Katie
Norway
Bergen
Kara
Katla
Michael Viestof
Katian
Miberia
Vintul
Ta Kara Bay
Wan
Weary tramp seeks food at charitable woman's door
A weary tramp appeared at the door of a charitable woman and asked for something to eat. He muttered about his hunger and the regular days, with the woman noting his ragged condition as she offered help.
Timely Horse Ideas for Health and Work Quality
Advice on horse care covers housing, feeding, shoeing, and exercise. Emphasizes warmer quarters, less hay for farm horses, night feeding, damp hay, no midday harness, and brushing. Promotes turnout, fresh air, and consistent good feed to keep colts sound and ready for work or market in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Cellar Wintering of Bees in Large Apiaries
American Culturivator notes cellar wintering needs precision and equipment. Beekeepers with large apiaries could winter six to one hundred percent of colonies in cellars, with costs offset by savings in stores and reduced losses from outdoor methods.
Mice in the Seed Corn Winter Storage Dangers
O. M. Olson from Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station advises winter seed corn storage be protected from mice. Methods include hanging corn from wires with fence wire supports, wrapping lower upright sections with iron or tin, or using open crates lined with window screen to ensure airflow and prevent rodent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
O. M. Olson
Minnesota
Milk For Chickens and Diet of Poultrymen
The passage discusses feeding chickens with milk as a valuable supplement. It notes that in nature animals obtain both animal and vegetable foods, with bugs and worms providing animal food and seeds and greens providing vegetable food. Milk is praised for its nutrients and digestibility, though it should be fed in moderate amounts to avoid digestive issues.
Abram and Lot Split Lands Amid Famine Test
The lesson passage recounts Abram and Lot seeking sustenance during famine era wandering south toward Nile valley and abundant pastures. Disputes over grazing lead Abram to propose peaceful separation, choosing the land of Canaan or watered Jordan valley, to safeguard kinship while preserving divine favor.
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Abram
Pales- One
Nile
Jerce
Amon
Perltenwe
Jehovah
Lotaloc
Qoum
Sid
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Survey of the World
Lnhwrutere
Halifax
N. C
Nen Wilen
Union Station
Albany
Sulzer
Drs. Sulzer
Salser
Ahsaeem
Dummiler
Annie Fin
Dietingeleherd
Homer Dewelinas
Abe Awana
Lane
Franklin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles A. Proutt
Vermont
San Francisco
California
E. Dana Durand
Census Bureau
United States
Library
North End
Branch Publicbrary
North Benonet Street
Boston
Aimeran Press Association
William Sulzer
The
Treasury Department
Santo Domingo
Thane
Wrge
Teen Deere
By Elizabeth A. Curran
Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
Berean
Aleia
Jormien
Jordan
Jaundan
Vaorel
Wentlile
Cuowe
Owl
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