Many Varieties of Palms and Their Features
Describes palm forms from 100 foot trees with fan or feather leaves to creeping species and festooned stems. Notes vast leaf sizes, huge flower clusters, and fruit types from berries to drupes with fibrous husks. Ends with an anecdote about can openers found on grocery store hangers.
Safe Cracker Plans Big Jamboree After Safe Blowout
Dialogue depicts a yeggman and an accomplice discussing a planned heist and a postcrime celebration. The exchange hints at impending profit and a celebratory event following the safe explosion.
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Bill
Yeggman
The Boy on the Farm and Youth Responsibility
A Shoals News reflection on shaping boys into good men. The piece warns against overburdening youths with blame and orders while stressing that employers bear a duty to treat boys justly. It views youths as potential assets and calls for inspiring aims beyond basic needs.
Unrelenting Can Opener Aims at Hidden Dishonesty
A Philadelphia investigation into dishonest weights and measures reveals the can opener’s stubborn nature and broader failures beyond opening cans. The piece compares the tool’s reluctance to act with mankind’s most animate enemies, illustrating a broader critique of reliability in everyday devices.
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Philadelphia
Polly Seesaw Sparks Over Club Paper Role
In a casual exchange, Polly remarks on a club paper topic and questions another member’s suitability, noting the discussion centered on who should handle the paper’s makeup. The dialogue hints at tensions within the group as plans unfold.
The Fruit and The Horse Collar
A set of brief humor and advice items. The Fruit cites a playful exchange between Jim and Polly about love and fruit. The Horse Collar discusses horse shoulder care, noting washing with astringent solution and prevention of sore shoulders from tight collars or heavy weights.
Feeding Hens at Night Sparks Feeding Debate
The writer argues hens should be fully fed before roosting, especially in cold weather. He notes objections to night feeding of mash and prefers corn or ground grain to ensure hens are well fed before night.
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Miles
LaGrippe
Study Your Fowls and Their Preferences
Instruction warns poultry keepers to observe their birds and avoid overfeeding or excessive warmth. many incubator chicks perish from kindness.
Winds Cause Notable Level Shifts in Large Lakes
Observations show large lakes such as the Caspian and Lake Erie experience significant level changes during strong gales. The Caspian has seen a 12 foot disparity across its expanse and Lake Erie a 15 foot difference under heavy wind, with similar effects noted in other lakes and the Baltic Sea.
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Caspian
Lake Erie
Baltic Sea
The Contrary Result
A quip discusses a job request and a lighthearted outcome. The speaker recounts asking for a raise and inviting the old man where they shared a drink.
Mixing Up Question and Answer
A playful exchange asks what Jack did when told to put a good face on the matter. He changed countenance, turning a grim outlook into a composure or calm expression.
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Jack
New Use for Cornmeal for Smooth Hands
Home remedy suggests using plain cornmeal with a pinch of salt to keep hands smooth and white. It promotes cornmeal as a cheaper alternative to lotions and cold creams.
Milk Bottle Cleaning Tip
The Milk Bottle advises washing milk bottles by filling with cold water to rinse, then rinsing with soapsuds and finally with scalding water for easiest cleaning.
Directory listing for Lumpkin County and Dahlonega
Lumpkin Superior Court meets on the first and fourth Mondays in April at the court. County offices and officers are listed with names. Dahlonega directory shows mayor Aldermen city officials banks attorneys postmaster merchants educators clerks and service providers with multiple business types and professional listings.
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Lumpkin Superior Court
Sra
J B Jones
Toccoa
Emperor Court
Robert Mosthesville
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