Nikko Shrines and Festival Awe in Japan's Sacred Valley
Read as an evocative travelogue, Nikko’s shrines and the Shinto Buddhist fusion, the grand temple complex, carved gateways, and the annual festival unfold amid cedar forests and cascading waterfalls. Pilgrims, monks, and retinues parade toward the sacred red bridge under gilded pavilions.
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Temple
Japan
Shodo Shonio
China
Phineta
Buddha
Youu
Thi
Thin
Tan Wan
Kuno Tan
Nikko Bo
Mustrianus
Woking
Tyeyasu
Elory
Oregon
Lpeyaia
Burnett Card Returns Amid Witty Newsroom Moment
Reporters in a crowded press room recall the wit of Burnett as a defining moment when the audience and press clashed over memory and honor. The exchange centered on a quoted phrase attributed to a famed figure, sparking curiosity about its origin and reception among onlookers.
Car Business Grows With Two Minutes Per Car
Hartford dinner of automobile makers centers on a guest praising the car industry. He notes a car is produced roughly every two minutes, praising the selling force and salesmanship while another speaker questions the figure. The event leads to a quip about education and manners shaping future success.
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Hartford
Conn
Wales
Philosopher on Marriage and Equality in Spencerian Thought
A fragment discusses Herbert Spencer on marriage and gender equality. It argues that love arrives as a mutual recognition of rights between spouses and that equality of privilege must be acknowledged. It cautions against viewing a partner as inferior or as a mere transactional end in marriage.
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Herbert Bpencer
Fragmentary Viewpoints on Toads and Judgment
A garbled excerpt shows characters debating toads and a judge. The phrases suggest a light or humorous exchange with a reference to Hickson Cooper and a reaction directed at a judge amid a malformed dialogue.
Alfalfa Cultivation Guide for Northwestern Lands
Instructions for preparing soil a year ahead and selecting seed for alfalfa cultivation in dry northern regions. Details cover soil moisture conservation, deep plowing, summer fallow, manure application, weed control, sowing methods, seeding rates, and postplant care including disking and harrowing to promote even emergence and yield. Emphasizes northern Montana Turkestan Grimm varieties and drill sowing without nurse crops.
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Tomar
Arater
Turkestan
Grimm
Northern
Montana
Lesson of the Drought Reflects Missouri Farmers
The 1911 drought taught Missouri farmers to plant more cowpeas and improve cultivation. Better practices led to a decent harvest despite foreseen shortages this year. Seed quality from last year is poor, testing ear crops before planting is advised, and replanting burdens are reduced by improving stands.
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Misouri
Profitable Feeding for Fowls Drafted Instructions
The text outlines feeding Fowls with empty crop in morning and mid day mash, evening roost time feeding, and night litter feed. It emphasizes exercise, warmth, and keeping birds healthy through scattered and monitored rations.
Lice Found in Poultry House Prompt Cleaning and Dusting
A fragment notes possible lice in a chicken house and urges owners to inspect premises and use insecticide on poultry. It mentions hens may benefit from dust baths and routine cleaning of the coop.
Fragmentary aside on comfort and forward motion
The fragment expresses a desire to take all the comfort possible and to proceed with confidence. It reflects personal sentiment about maximizing ease and progress despite incomplete information.
Reese Your Mulea To Raise Costs and Roles
A garbled note outlines costs for mules and bricky work with unclear figures and names. The text mentions Garee and Lieed in connection with jacke and Rees, but the details are largely illegible. The passage reads as a fragmented historical index rather than a complete report.
Construction of Trap Nests Without Use of Device
This article by J I Jones, Mechanical Engineer at Oklahoma Experiment Station, asserts the primary aim of trap nests is to promote heavy laying within flocks. It notes that egg production per hen varies from 40 to 245, and without trap nests results from a flock would be uncertain and likely unsatisfactory.
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J i. Jones
Oklahoma Raperiment Station
Trap Nest System For Hen Breeding And Egg Marking
A guide explains building a bank of trap nests to breed heavy laying hens by tracking each hen's eggs. The design uses back entry and front access with linked doors, ensuring easy inspection, egg collection, and preventing eye eating by restricting movement. Cost estimates suggest materials under 16 cents per unit.
Some Facts About Turkeys Breeding Stock
The article explains breeding quality matters for turkeys and warns against selling off good stock. It stresses selecting well built, large birds and avoiding early breeding to maintain vigor, noting turkeys shed waste differently and require ample fresh air for health.
Difference in Turkey Strains Affects Growth and Digestive Output
The article notes a large difference in growth among turkey strains within breeds and a contrast with turkeys raised for meat. It explains the natural feeding method, where a young turkey pecks at food to allow digestion, and mentions that incubators and incubators increase profit.
Very Particular Mistress Demands Cap Wearing Servant
A restrained dialogue shows a mistress urging a servant to wear a print dress and caps. The servant Mary agrees, insisting on being treated as part of the family rather than an outsider.
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Mary
Reception Plans Spark Family Negotiation
A domestic exchange centers on budgeting for a wedding or gathering. The couple debates costs and what to rent, with one side suggesting affordable options like plants and dishes while objecting to expensive items such as sandwiches and ice cream.
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Palma
Two Summer Guests Get Engaged at Seashore Hotel
Two new arrivals at a seashore hotel chatted on a veranda. One notes she was engaged within two hours of arriving, while the other boasted of an even quicker engagement on the train.
Co operation Not Desired Aside in Queer Exchange
A fragment describes a young man seeking understanding before a flirtatious exchange. The girl answers with a simple affirmative to washing and wiping, then the man does not propose. The dialogue hints at hesitation and unfulfilled intent.
Quarrelinspired Gossip Teases a Spouse and Friend
A fragment describes a quarrel between a wife and husband ending with insults. A friend quips about her being a virago and notes she once led fly swatting crusades and was a champion fly swatter before marriage. The dialogue references peculiar motions and lingering tension.
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Virago
Skeleton in the Family Haunts Atlantic City Gala
An actor stays at a grand Atlantic City hotel where a copper magnate and family occupy the royal suite. In a palm garden dinner a young actress teases him about metals and hints of a secret skeleton in the family.
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Atlantic City
Palm Garden
Riley Week Celebrates Hoosier Poet James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis prepares a six day celebration from October 7 to 12 honoring James Whitcomb Riley the Hoosier poet beloved for his child friendly verse. The event centers Riley and his writings drawing national attention with school programs and community events.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
Ind
Riley
United States
Ldke
Longfellow
Riley Wook
James Whitcombley
Crescen
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Hed & Merverd
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France
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Gentleman Fordere
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