Pruning and Spraying Campaign Aids Orchard Care
The department of the Rare cultural and Mechanice College leads an orchard cleanup campaign amid demonstrations of pruning and spraying. Officials urge Texas orchard owners to act now to improve harvest quality next year. They warn neglect raises pest and disease risk and suggest registered inspectors will advise on care and fertilization to boost productivity.
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Rarecultural and Mechanice College
Pesan
Texas
Dallas
Hxtanalon
Benalon
Cole
Hetter
Tease Degen
Hextenstin
A Ont M. Collen
Texan
Harenee Ousles
Thrertur
Porteges
What does your town know about its children
A 1915 bulletin from the Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department outlines a national Child Welfare Exhibit program. It promotes child health conferences and exhibits, details cautions about undertakings, and notes funds and planning experiences from communities that implemented similar displays.
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Beneft
Ruth
Alt Altos
Louiseille
Tag
Wad
Children's Health Conference
Farm Tenant Advantages Over Laborer Voice of Reform
A historical passage compares tenant farmers and laborers, praising rural tenancy as freedom and opportunity. It argues tenants enjoy food, housing, and family prospects amid urban job scarcity, urging sympathy for white renters in the South and rejecting harsh laborer narratives.
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Planta
Gouthern
Coroniy
How to Mu Books for Children and Adventure Reading
A fragmented blurb argues that boys seek adventure stories and forbidding them is ineffective. It promotes supplying many books for boys to explore adventure, suggesting parents and teachers discover titles together and test what excites sons, noting that adventure tales can be powerful.
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Kiecembe Lasne
Howe
Walter Pte
Ratonseriter
Katentonn
Son
Prenklin
Matthiews
Tenant Struggles and Racial Tensions in Wilson County
A fragmented 19th century column describes tenant farmers in Wilson County's township area facing land ownership by white tenants, noting a shift from Black to white voters, and urging reform. It contrasts views on women's independence with traditional domestic roles, citing Dr. Carver and reflecting broader social tensions.
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Wilson County
Hare
Owand
Dave
Hla
Dr. Carver
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