Cultivating Mushrooms in the United States
The article surveys US mushroom farming growth, notes Europe as home to mature practice, and discusses climate, housing, and manure requirements. It details temperature and moisture needs, bed types, harvesting, sorting, packaging, and market pricing, stressing careful selection of spawn and diligent care for profitable yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
England
United States
Wlreaty
Memland
Arctic Dwellers and War Beyond the Narrow World
The article argues Arctic peoples like the Lapps and Samoyeds are isolated from global events. It notes their harsh survival conditions and limited contact with outsiders. Descriptions contrast military usefulness with endurance and cultural distance from campaigns and news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Circle
North America
Greenland
Pearson's Weekly
Arctic
Russia
Asia
Europe
Siberia
Equator
Great Britain
Denbe
Frogen
Grand Duke
I wish there was some system for storing heat all year
A brief exchange notes interest in year round heat storage and questions the viability of solar systems for this purpose.
War Brings Autos to Crow Indians
The British seek good horses for war and buy from Crow Indians at about 150 dollars each. The Crown tribe, rich and horse-rich, fuels a craze for water cars as even the poorest Crow owns ten to twelve horses and sells them at first opportunity to buy a car, a pattern recalled from the Boer war era with Indian ponies valued for speed and stamina.
Denison Woman Credits Pinkham’s Remedy For Recovery
Mrs. G. O. Lowery of Denison Texas says Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieved her severe female troubles after two years of illness. She reports daily chills hot flashes dizziness and near collapse before treatment and urges others to start the remedy promptly.
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Denison
Texas
Lydia EF. Pinkham
G. O. Lowery
W.monnterey Street
Lydia F. Pinkham
Interned sailors cultivate gardens aboard Hamburg ships
Officers and men on the steamships Amerika and Cincinnati of the Hamburg American line have turned to gardening to relieve routine duties. A flourishing vegetable garden is tended by crew, while a rose and flower garden is cared for by crews of the North German Lloyd ships Koln Willehnd and Willekind. Varieties include roses sunflowers sweet peas geraniums and pansies with corn beans beets carrots and lettuce growing as they await warmer days.
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Amerika
Cincinnati
North Germ
Lloyd Iners
Koln
Willehnd
Willekind
Boston
Unclear ceramics hobby sparks local chatter in Town Topies
A fragmentary note from Town Topies mentions a landlard of unknown age in Bulgaria owning land by residents and a caution the next day being plentiful. The text is garbled with references to ceramics and drinking, offering no coherent event or named individuals.
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Bulgaria
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Lydia Inkham
Vegeta
Asa
Caires
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