As They Do It Up North
Marion Caruthers, a young northern teacher, moves to a Pennelton South town to teach at a high school. She clashes with local customs, grows to admire the South, and after a tense banquet confession learns she will marry Professor Hamilton, the local lab professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennelton
Marion Caruthers
Professor Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Marlon
Marton
Thompson
secoru
John Harminston
Pennelton county high
Professor Haukton
Marion
Professor Thomwpson
South
Professor Hamilton
mary
Jack
Hamilton
Effect of Sun on Plants From the Philadelphia Record
Botanists explore heliotropism and sun driven growth noting sunlit leaves and shaded roots seek light. A chestnut tree once righted by sun exposure at Javisy Observatory illustrates the attraction of solar rays, while tissues show accelerated growth in lighted areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javisy observatory
Philadelphia Record
Buried treasure on the beach romance twists to ring
Beatrice Forbes and Foster Steeves study an old map on a calm seaside day. Following landmarks the big oak and Hartwell light lead to a dug pit where Foster finds a copper ring. The map proves no treasure exists but brings a proposal as Foster declares his love and asks Beatrice to marry.
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Beatrice Forbes
Foster Steeves
Foster Reeves
Beatrice
Reeves
howlder
Hartwell
put
nand
Hartawell
Foster
Trartwell
grandfather
Foter
Covered tobacco tents protect Sumatra crop in Connecticut valley
Travelers in the Connecticut valley report vast tents of white cheesecloth or wire and post frameworks nine feet high covering acres of Sumatra tobacco. Department of Agriculture experiments support this method, with the US government supplying seed and supervising growth while farmers bear costs and profits. Shields crops from hail, but shades cost several hundred dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut valley
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut river
United States
Each Has Place in Lodge by Ojibway Custom
Quote describes lodge fire setup and seating order in an Ojibway tepee with a critique of forced settlement. It notes lodge fashion fires, ventilation advantages, and assigns positions for woodpile wife baby husband and children. The visitor sits in the warmest place, opposite the doorway, while dogs occupy the first left space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Heming
Names for Palestine in the Bible through ages
The text outlines how Palestine is named across biblical periods. Canaan or the land of Canaan designates the west of the Jordan, while the land of Israel appears in the monarchy. Ezekiel favors Israel, Hosea uses the land of Jehovah, Zechariah calls it the Holy Land, Daniel the glorious land, and sometimes simply the land.
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Palestine
Canaan
land of
Jordan
Gilead
land
Israel
Ezekiel
Hosea
Holy land
Daniel
Kyoto Versus Tokyo Craft and Commerce Show Old Japan
A reflective comparison notes Kyoto with many porcelain, carvings, screens, bronzes, and ancient beauty kept in tiny glass cases within shops. It contrasts Kyoto’s busy patter of nightly activity with Tokyo’s European fashion and factory chimneys, observing Kyoto’s preserved old culture amid modern bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kyoto
Tokio
R. Y. Lucas
Magician and Lady Trickment Hint at Hidden Larceny
In a terse courtroom exchange a man recalls a magician producing money from a hat and a woman allegedly removing cash from a stocking, prompting the judge to weigh the playful anecdote as potential evidence. The dialogue hints at deception and raises questions about intent and legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Happy Butterfiles and the Tiger Swallowtail Dance
In this early forestry note, tiger swallowtail butterflies perform aerial play above and around each other, moving from flower tops to a sluggish stream bank to drink. The vivid description emphasizes their giddy flights and sunlit pauses among big black and yellow wanderers observed in American Forestry Magazine.
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LONG & BEALL
Denton
J. L. Everngam
U.S. Court
E LONG & BEALL DENTON, MD
F. J. WRIGHT Optometrist and Jeweler
Denton, Md
THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK
S. E. HIGNUTT
The PROVIDENT STATE BANK
Preston
J. A. TRAZZARE
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
W. I. NORRIS
The PEOPLES BANK
T. F. JOHNSON
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
ALaMiad
Botanieta
FREDERICK HART
wees
Old
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