Wanted 100 to pick cotton on Riverside Farm
Advertisement seeks 100 laborers to harvest 2800 acres of cotton on Riverside Farm. About 100 bales open now, yielding 400 to 500 pounds per acre on first picking. Cotton varieties include Lone Star and Cleveland Big Boll. Land clean, with good houses, water at houses, and field water. Highest pay offered.
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Riverside Farm
Lone Star
Cleveland
Home Makers Class Invites Mothers for Sunday Meet
The Home Makers class meets each Sunday at 9:45 in the pastor's study of the Baptist church. Mothers are invited to bring their babies next Sunday. Mrs Hutcher son will teach, and the note encourages mutual help. Reporter.
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the Baptist Church
Piranha Reported in Bolivian Gaiba District
The pirana a small fish not more than eight inches long has been found in eastern Bolivia's Gaiba district. It attacks and tears flesh from any man or beast entering its habitat waters. Blonds are described by businessmen as temperamental independent inclined to irregular hours tactless bluffers and inefficient according to a recent survey. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted during illness and death of W. S. Jinks naming several individuals and families. Chocolate is made from cacao beans not cocoa tree per Dr. Samuel Johnson's dictionary.
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Gaiba
Bolivia
W. S. Jinks
Samuel Johnson
Sulphur Clears A Pimply Skin
A skin specialist praises Mentho-Sulphur for rapid pimples relief. The remedy dries breakouts on face neck arms and body, is harmless and inexpensive, and available from druggists as Rowles Mentho-Sulphur.
Supper Box and Ice Cream Supper Benefit at Marlow
Supper box and ice cream supper Friday night at Marlow to raise funds for Marlow cemetery. Pan Choa of China around AD 890 wrote the first work on women's education. In Australia government female staff are addressed as Frau. The George Inn at Norton St Philip Somerset is claimed to be 580 years old.
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Marlow
Pan Choa
China
Australia
Norton St. Philip
Somerset
Etymology of coward linked to tail origin and fear
The word coward traces to old French coe meaning tail from Latin cauda. The term reflects animals’ habit of tucking tails when frightened. Japan ships a native wasp variety to the USDA to target the Asiatic beetle.
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Japan
United States Department of Agriculture
Hound Adopts Orphan Lamb on Maryland Farm
A farm near Centersville Maryland reports a dog mothering six pups and adopting an abandoned lamb, creating an unlikely but tender trio. The unusual bond highlights farming life and animal companionship in rural Maryland.
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Centersville
Maryland
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