Rubber Supply The Lifeblood Of Modern Industry
The article explains rubber's crucial role for electrical and phone firms, sourcing from Brazil, East Indies and Indo-China. It details plantation layouts, tree numbering, daily sap collection by workers, and careful tapping to avoid harming trees. It notes annual yields around 350 pounds per acre and outlines processing from latex to crude tuber using chemicals and smoking curds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
East Indies
Indo-China
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Liver Pill Intro Ad
Purporting to be the original liver pills from sixty years ago the advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as regulators of liver and bowel function. It presents claims of restoring balance and aiding digestion with no verifiable modern medical backing.
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Dr. Pierce
R. R. Pierce
de Pierce
United States
de. Pierce
Baffialo
Begonias Spread to England from Jamaica in 1777
Begonias cultivation traces its roots to 1777 when certain plants were introduced into England from Jamaica, marking an early phase of their horticultural spread.
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England
Jamaica
Blanches of the Manning Family Stir Hamstead Romance
Philip Starr, a young Boston architect, travels toward Burlington and lodging with Blanche Manning in Hamstead. He to win Blanche while Mary Manning tells of a family superstition. Paul Manning, Marys fiance, drinks heavily, prompting Mary to doubt the alliance as Gale Hamlin, a Boston architect, remains a persistent suitor.
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Vermont
Philip Starr
Boston
Blanche Manning
Burlington
Starr
Blanche
Hamstead
Mary Manning
Mary
Philip
Paul
Gale Hamlin
Blanches
Manning
Paul Manning
Wallacetown
Mr. Davis
White Water
Rosalie Kinz
Westons
Jane
Violet
I Want a City Life Not The Farmhouse Romance
Philip wrestles with Blanche’s dream of a glamorous city lifestyle while facing a fear of losing her. Mary counsels the best path is to marry for love, embracing a full, vivid life rather than retreat to the old Lady Blanche farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Hamstead
Lady Blanche Farm
Mary
Blanche
Hastings
Seth
Tit
the Brook
Phillip
Wedding turmoil and broken vows in a Hamstead tale
Mary endures Paul's neglect and a dramatic wedding night clash after Blanche and Philip marry. Philip confronts Paul about Marys unhappiness while Rosalie Kinzs presence stirs tensions. A champagne fueled confrontation ends with Mary striking Paul and his explosive, accusatory tirade, leaving the story to unfold.
First Ideas of Architecture From Weather to Dwellings
Historians note primitive architecture arose to shield people from the weather. Early huts likely started as twig arbors, later mud coverings, with branches and turf. Hunters preferred caves for protection, while nomadic shepherds developed tents as a portable home.
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Central Asia
Yeast in Breadmaking Origins Traced to Seventeenth Century
The note recalls that bread first used yeast for leavening in the seventeenth century, highlighting early baking practices and the switch to yeast as a standard rising agent.
Corn Bread Recipes From The World Telegram
Corn meal puddings and moonshiner muffins share popularity among varied cooks. Sally MacDougall details a corn meal pudding with molasses and spice baked an hour and a half. Moonshiner’s muffins mix corn meal with flour sugar baking powder and salt then bake hot for twenty minutes.
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Sally MacDougall
New York World Telegram
All Puritans Not Alike in Thought
The article outlines sixteenth century Puritan diversity from liturgical reform to abolition of episcopacy and even separatist Separatists who founded Plymouth in 1620 and Massachusetts Bay in 1628. It notes Puritans sought religious liberty in America while maintaining ties to the Church of England, with lasting independence once established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Holland
America
Church of England
Plymouth Colony
New England
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Francis Igginson
Babylon
Rome
Church of God
Stop the Pass Burn Heal with Cole's Carboni Salve
An advertiser promotes Cole's Carboni salve as a quick burn or cut cure with no scars. Priced 20c, available at all druggists or by sending 30c to J. W. Cole Co, Rockford, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford, Lls
I Love Children Says Mansfield Quote Featured
A Mansfield quote extols children noting their interests are of today and tomorrow, expressing affection for youth and a forward view of their future. The brief line emphasizes enduring care for youngsters.
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Mansfield
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Eritor
Calif
U.B. Pat
M. R. Zaegel & Co
Sheboygan
Wis
C Poe
Haarlem
Romance of
By Frances
Parkinson Keyes
WIN Service
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Pau
Rosalie King
New York
Seth Manning
Moses
Pan
Man
Idea of Architecture
Trent
Billy
Nou
CE Crean
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Frank Jenkins
Chippewa Falls
Te Justice Marshall
Wisconsin Superme Court
Waite
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Potter Deeg & ChemicsiCorp
Kingsley
Dean’s
Baker Siegabreeeee
Riechen
Mineral Wells
Texas
W. N. UL
Chicago
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