The Old Home and the Charm of Country Childhood
Saul Jonas reflects on rural upbringing and humble country homes as the backbone of American character. He argues that great leaders often trace origins to log cabins and farms, praising simple, religious country life over city wealth and vice. He envisions an ideal home rooted in faith, industry, and family, shaping virtuous citizens for posterity.
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Erie
Comuntry
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefellen
George M. Pullman
Thmssell Sagesdohn W. Mackey
Corbin “Bosn
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Garfield
Andréw Johnson
Cahimy
Will Carle
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America
Saul Jonas
Delsartean Summer Girl and the Pose of Vanity
A cautionary portrait of the Delsarte maid as a summer idol of posture and poise. The piece warns that the Delsartean cult favors controlled muscles and exact bearing over natural charm, noting the energy spent on ritualized decoy and the risk of hollow performance at seaside hotels and promenades.
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Mountain Cottage
Delsarte
Ahé
Bian
Aubrey Eardsley
Amsel
Delsarte Summer Girl Captures Attention at Moonlit Beach
In a seaside scene Kate Masterson details the playful rivalries between two types of summer girls. The Delsarte figure reveals flirtation as art, while the old faith summer girl remains plainspoken yet intriguing.
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Elas
Delsarte
Oveen
Kate Masterson
Sunday School Excerpt on Deuteronomy Teachings and Law
A fragmentary reading discusses Moses and the Israelites camped by the Jordan as they prepare to enter Canaan. It explains the Shema style commands, loving the Lord, teaching children, and binding scripture on hand and doorposts to guide daily life and future prosperity.
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Eis
Puloubet
Moses
Jordan
Most
Ferroko
Abraham
Jacob
Ife
Drone Traps and Their Use in Beekeeping
The article explains drone traps shown to reduce wasteful worker bee consumption and colony losses. It details placing a trap across the hive entrance with a perforated zinc front that allows worker bees to pass while capturing drones, aiding economic beekeeping.
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Baes
Pams
Hive Drone Excluder and Self-Hiver Traps Described
The article explains a drone excluder trap for beehives to capture or slow drones by a perforated chamber at the entrance. It also describes a self-hiver device that allows a swarm to move into a new hive through an upper chamber, keeping the queen in place and freeing the worker bees.
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Lelaure
Apiary
Among the Poultry Advice for Winter Fowls and Feed
The article gives poultry-raising guidance focusing on feed, housing, and breed selection. It discusses wheat versus corn, ducklings, air purification, winter layer viability, and the advantage of larger breeds for easier confinement and egg production.
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Atay
Egg incubation and candling guidance from Farmer's Voice
The article explains fertilized egg testing and incubation timing. It describes candling signs of viability on days four ten and more, differences by breed, and how moisture affects air cell size to gauge proper incubation and hatching outcomes.
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Green Food for Pessery and Poultry
The Farmers' Home Journal advises summer feeding of green food for confined fowls. Chop or lay sods for the birds to pick tops, leaves, stems, and roots, with vegetables fed whole if acceptable. A sod method saves effort and helps hens pull grass and earth for nourishment.
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Pessery
Farmers’ Home Journal
Poultry House Aids Hens With Cooling System
A poultry house features an underfloor run to keep hens cool in summer and provide shelter against sudden storms. The design aims to improve comfort and protect birds during adverse weather conditions.
Roosting House Design for Flocks and Poultry Uses
A journal item describes a versatile roosting and laying house for flocks, adaptable to any size, with upper roosting space and a dry clean floor area. It notes wheat chaff as a cheap floor material to keep floors dry, warm poultry, and aid manure handling. Additional snippets reference a theatrical manager and Brisson on aging microbes with topical remarks.
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Poonltry
Ouse
An Education Report from Mrs Mosnat Tethe on Indian Women
A fragmented reminiscence outlines Mrs Annie Mosnat Tethe of Thats Eucalns Sect observing Indian education and gender roles. It contrasts northern and southern Indian customs with Purdahs, family influence, and child marriage while noting cross cultural views and literary references.
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Annie Mosnat
Annie Bemat
Indis
Truth and health tips cross a talk on belief and healing
A fragmented page shows reflections on truth as energizing and personal, interwoven with a medical story about typhoid fever and recovery. An interview style note references a patient named J Anes B. C.aith and the use of Mend's Serimpert like a remedy.
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B. C.aith
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