Let Us Spray A Lesson From Poultry Vermin
A reader recounts inspecting an amateur flock plagued by chicken lice in a poorly built Hen house. After disinfection, lime dusting, and repeated lice powder treatment, the flock improves. The piece urges proper housing sanitation and regular cleanup to prevent pests and protect profits. It ends with a promotional note: Tomorrow the Criminal, and a light aside about three napkins in a household.
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Charley
Skunk
Charlie
Thistle and flower remark echoes Lincoln quote
A fragmented newspaper clipping centers on a Lincoln quote about tending a garden of ideas. It includes garbled lines and stray names, ending with the stray text RUPH PRK IVA YSPAPER PATIL. The readable sense points to a reflection on character and cultivation rather than a clear news item.
Transatlantic telephone link reshapes English use across oceans
The opening of transatlantic telephone service changes how English is spoken and understood between New York and London. Operators note shifts in tone and language, while social calls outpace business ones as people acclimate to cross ocean conversations. A staff of 35 to 40 experts controls six radio-linked stations in both nations, ensuring clear, fair charges amid atmospheric disturbances.
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Atlantic
America
Europe
New York
Transatlantic
London
Brussels
Berlin
Paris
New Yorker
Washington
Chicago
San Francisco
Why Forest Research Is a National Undertaking
The Forest Service argues essential forest problem solutions come through research. An editor notes major American industries invest millions yearly in R&D, including AT&T Bell Labs, General Electric, Du Pont, General Motors, and Eastman Kodak, to advance materials, distribution, and service. The piece highlights R&D's role in improving telephone service and keeping costs low.
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Forest Service
Forestry Facts
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
General Electric Company
du Pont Company
General Motors Research Corporation
Eastman Kodak Company
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Samplers Through History From 1502 to Early American Pieces
The article traces early sampler mentions from 1502 with Eliza beth of York paying for linen to make one and notes samplers’ practical origins. It lists origins among needlework and embroidery as women’s recreation and outlines early American examples by Lonora Standish, Mary Hollingsworth of Salem, and Sarah Lord around 1600.
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Elizabeth of York
John Shelton
Lonora Standish
Mary Hollingsworth
Salem
Sarah Lord
Early Endowment for Free School in Virginia
Benjamin Symmes left 250 acres of land a salt marsh and dairy cows to found a free school in Elizabeth County Virginia. Mr Symmes died in 1834.
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Orst
America
Benjamin Symmes
Elizabeth County
Virginia
Mr. Symmes
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Yspaper Patil
Forestry Department
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the Peoples Bank
Henry T. Nuttle
J. Frank Wright
Jacob B. Davis
Penn-O-Lene
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Eastern Shore
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the Island Export CO
Baltigre, MD
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Clarence A. Short
Dover, Delaware
Stacy .& Wilton Co
Wrightsville, PA
Sterling Brand
W.G. Wooters
Market St
Jd Mne
Gittion
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Bullock & White’s
Willys-Knight and
Whippet Fours
Sixen Parol
Tiolene
Bullock & White
Maryland
Thor
General Electric
M. K. Newnam
Journal Office
del- Mar-Va Peninsula
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Frigidaire
General Motors
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OlsatoOr Ost
Oakland
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W. H. Hollis & Son
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