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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1925

Page

5

Town garden is champion for its size

Sacramento story claims Pauli Steede, a 64 year old bachelor in insurance, turned a 40 by 151 foot town lot into a prolific mini farm. He produced 7200 dollars worth of fruits nuts and vegetables in a year and could theoretically yield 1 728 000 dollars of farm products annually per acre at retail prices. He grows many varieties including 3 kinds of vegetables 2 herb varieties 14 grape varieties 7 blackberry types 5 each of raspberry currant strawberry loganberry and gooseberry, plus 11 fruit tree types and an almond tree yielding 300 pounds. He even traded an orange tree for space to build a dwelling.

Sacramento Pauli H. Steeda Steede Meighors State Agricultural Department Stéeede Ace

Communists Deny Authenticity Of Secret Documents In Paris

An official Bolshevik organ Humanite labels the purported secret documents as forgeries. The texts allegedly outline Bolshevik cells, duties, and plans to organize industry, recruit, and intensify revolutionary action in France and colonies. The article argues the materials mirror known agitprop and urges vigilance against communist influence. The government claims the political climate is favorable to propaganda and charges party members with recruiting one new member.

Paris Dan France Bolshevie Humanite Tenuche Vod Wiherte Mey Wenger Promeundal Peesiyting Alain Telighun Psuch Ts Party Cowan Unist Groupe iv Daris Merliamentary Eer Chamber of Pintles

Old Prison Relics Highlight Stockholm Heritage Site

The Oestermalm prison in Stockholm, among the oldest in Sweden, now serves as a historical museum and royal archives repository. Its courtyards display relics from ancient times, church furnishings, and artifacts from many countries, while skeletal remains and bones from Swedes who died in medieval conflicts are among its notable exhibits.

Stockholm Oestermalm Royal Sweden Urene Desterpainy Fry 14 Vichy Valdemar Atterdag Canin Math Shaytie Carmini

Argentine City Plans Highways

Rio de Janeiro taxicabs have swollen since a four year old American auto loan scheme. Drivers struggle to meet payments as routes beyond the city grow hard to traverse. A new coastal road to Petropolis is planned, promising relief by year end.

Tio TR Janeiro Rio de Janeiro Petropolis

Road upgrades aim to boost automophile traffic to Sag Poulos

The text notes highways stretching from the city to Sag Poulos about 250 miles west. It argues improved roads will make automobilists more popular and that thousands of new machines will need import.

Sag Poulos

Ex-King George Favored in Greece Reports Reach Bucharest

Copies of newspapers say Greek public supports ex King George while the regent’s assassination attempt sparks mob anger among Magyar people. The would be gunmen surprised him in a Sinaia forest, firing several shots but missing. Police say attackers linked to an Athens organization seeks to remove the ex king from pretender status.

Bucharest Aireek Oo Onimion Greece George Sinaia Athens Lst

Japan Pushes Colonization of Waste Lands

TOKYO reports the government is stepping up efforts to colonize and develop the waste lands of Hok to expand territory and resources. Officials describe plans to clear, reclaim, and settle the barren regions as part of a broader national program.

Tokio Hok

Island retrenchment plan funds layoffs with severance

The plan provides 40,000 government employees on Xaido Island with substantial severance pay and union discharge benefits. Promoters believe these payments will help most workers start anew by the year's end.

Xaido Island UGG Tine Idea

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