Labor Day Observances and Global Festival Notes
Survey of the world's news details Labor Day celebrations across the United States with parades in New York and Chicago and Dutch orange day festivities for 200000 Hollanders. It also covers Cabrillo day San Diego Portola festival Los Angeles and other autumn through spring events with notable public notices on Sunday school prizes and the Panama canal milestone.
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Rich man learns charity after rose bush theft revelation
Milton Clifford, owner of a country estate, discovers a poor girl stole his roses for her mother's grave. He shadows her, learns her story, and instead of punishing her, feeds the child, hires help, and gives roses to plant on the grave. He and his wife confront wealth and empathy.
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Printers Exposition Showcases Modern Machinery at Toledo
A Toledo event next September features demonstrations of printing presses from small job stitching machines to the latest giant newsroom presses. The exposition, led by the Toledo Central printers and publishers, aims to highlight labor saving innovations for the industry.
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Toledo Central Totes Praters and
Bissims
Two Village youths build a thriving midwest store empire
Born and raised in a small midwest village, two young merchants pooled thrift and skill to start a grocery and general merchandise business. They stocked what locals needed, offered courteous service and fair value, and grew into the town’s leading merchants of a 25,000 population center. Cooperation between advertising and sales earned public trust.
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Middle West
Growing of Artichoke for the Garden Table
The article notes artichokes can grow in most gardens as a perennial plant, though they decline and should be reset every three years. Propagation is from seed with suckers producing edible heads in the second year. Heads measure three to four inches and are harvested just before blooming. blanched leaves are eaten as salad plants.
Poultry notes and farm advise from Kimball’s Dairy Farmer
The article offers practical poultry tips including water for energetic hens, fresh air, avoiding cold drafts, dry sleeping areas, coal ashes as disinfectant, mature hen eyes for hatching, bone cutter for waste turning into chicken food, keeping chicks cool in summer, and feeding to stimulate egg production while supporting life and growth.
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Kimball's Dairy Farmer
Farmers Learn From Nature’s Laws In Wheat Yields Rise
An American Cultivator note states that average wheat yield in America has grown from fifteen to about thirty bushels per acre. It observes farmers are now noticing and applying the laws of nature to farming practices.
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America
Improving Lettuce with Cheesecloth Canopy
Gardeners boost lettuce Swiss chard and spinach by growing under a cheesecloth canopy five feet high, supported by stakes or a light frame to improve growth and yield.
Good Way With Cowpeas for Soil Health
The article advises planting cowpeas between corn rows to improve soil nitrogen and humus. If feasible, sow peas before the final corn cultivation so the peas can fill as the corn grows.
Manure Boosts Alfalfa Growth When Plowed In
Iowa Homestead notes farmyard manure applied to alfalfa ground improves nodulation and yields. After harvesting small grain, apply manure to stubble, plow deeply, firm surface, and disk to fine soil. A farm case showed seven tons of manure and plowing yielded thrice the alfalfa next year.
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Iowa
Moses and Jehovah at Sinai in the Hebrew Journey
A senior Berean lesson outlines the Exodus from Goshen, Moses ascent to Sinai, and God’s revelation. It highlights the chosen status of Israel as a kingdom of priests and a holy nation, the people’s initial pledge to obey, the thunderous divine presence, and Moses’ command to guard the mountain while delivering God’s laws.
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