Roadside Marketing Boosts Farm Direct Sales
An analysis of Massachusetts and other states shows roadside markets remain favored by 66 percent of 2,000 respondents for buying fruits vegetables eggs poultry and dairy products, with freshness and price cited as key drivers. Consumers value direct-from-producer quality, and surveys indicate demand for farm products via road markets across regions including Ohio West Virginia Illinois and Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts Statement of Agriculture
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Tilifood
West Virginia
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Ilinoig
Ohio
M Bey
Investi YY
Conividuel
Buelt Ag
Caesarian Triumphs on Rail for Corky Milam Cleared Ride
Latonia track tale follows Corky Milam riding Caesarian a chestnut gelding trained by Zippy Tanner. After Corky’s risky rail-start, the 3 year old wins the Quickstep handicap by a nose as Corky recalls the operation on his wife named Caesarian. The win nets a fifty fifty share for Corky and Slim Sanders despite past misfortune.
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Tanner
Sunrise
Latonia
Pat Calhoun
Corky Milam
Corky
Milam
Gorky
Caesarian
Silm Sanders
Golden Bells
Jock
Silm
Poverty Row
Wird
Jockey Club
Doc
Slim
Old Doe
Fieldlark
Old Caesar
Bookles
Samuel Debson Lesson on Samuel and Call to Service
The August 20 lesson outlines Samuel's birth dedication to the Lord, his call as a child in Eli's service, and his rise to prophet and judge. It covers his obedience, the defense against Israel's idols, and his final address urging obedience for national prosperity.
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Sannah
Hannah
Eli
God
Hui
al Israel
Wbenezer
Israel
Bethel
Gilgal
Mizpeh
Ramah
Saul
A. Samuel
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Moses
Uncooked Pork Danger Warned by Health Experts
The Washington Star warns that uncooked pork can carry fatal trichinosis. Federal inspection and tested processing render pork safe, but household cooking must be thorough to eliminate risk.
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Washington Star
Long Life Through Diet Says Notre Dame Professor
Professor Robert L. Greene of Notre Dame argues that humans could live a thousand years. He contends a diet rich in fruits vegetables milk and water could enable people to reach at least 100 years today. His view rests on questionnaire responses from centenarians and blames processed foods for shorter lifespans.
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Robert L. Greene
Department of Pharmacy
Notre Dame
Path@nder Magazine
Greene
Life on Mars Claim by Mazin on Martian Inhabitants
Hiram Percy Mazin, credited as the silencer inventor, argues Mars hosts a far advanced race. He cites canal designs as proof of artificial creation and suggests colossal works visible from Earth imply superhuman builders not necessarily human in form.
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Mars
Hiram Percy Mazin
Earth
Czechs Claim Comenius Grave Under Hague Treaty
A correspondent reports that under a Hague agreement the grave of Comenius and the Valonic chapel in Naarden Netherlands have become national property of Czechoslovakia for eternity. In exchange the Dutch government receives a single payment of one gulden and Czechoslovakia will renovate and maintain the resting place of its great son.
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Comenius
Hague
Naarden
Holland
Czechoslovakia
Wrltes
New York
He Turned to Prayer in Times of Crisis
A devotional reflection on how G H Knight lived in an atmosphere of prayer from fasting to final trouble, meeting every difficult work with special supplication and unwavering faith.
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G, H, Knight
Thank God Daily Reminder for Must Do Tasks
Daily exhortation to start the morning with gratitude and a sense of purpose. It emphasizes that life has duties to complete each day, regardless of personal preference or mood.
Age Finds Joy in Quiet Ways
A columnist muses on aging, citing Vida T Scudder and Lady Mary Wortley Montague to illustrate a shift from dread to contentment in later life. The piece praises reading life beyond duties, enjoying simple pleasures, and maintaining curiosity through puzzles, fiction, and calm leisure.
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Cicero
Indianapolis News
Vida T. Scudder
Atlantic
Miss Scudder
Mary Wortley Montague
Lady Bute
Lady Mary
Mary
Oxford
Grandmothers Hold Precious, Priceless Life’s True Beauty
Dew drenched dawn speaks of perfumed sweetpeas and shade on a lawn. Artemis, Dresden china, Eden hours, and newborns mingle with work worn hands and loving care. Grandmothers carry a halo on drudgery, shaping life with quiet strength and grace.
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Artemis
Dresden
Eden
Pride in Possession and Memory of Country Life
A famous landscape gardener recalls childhood country scenes riding bare-back, creek swims, fruit knowledge, and wildflower haunts. Charles Dudley Warner notes a man’s sense of worldliness grows with owning even a small plot, a property four thousand miles deep.
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Charles Dudley Warner
Indianapolis News
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