Burley Tobacco Leader Heads 78000-Farm Co operative
Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association is led by president J C Stone who directs more than 78 000 farmers across Kentucky Indiana Ohio West Virginia Tennessee and Missouri. Under his guidance members sold 120 10 000 pounds of tobacco in the past year. Stone was born in Richmond Kentucky in 1878 and studied at Central university before entering the tobacco business in 1897.
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J.C. Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
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Indiana
Ohio
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Tennessee
Missouri
Mr. Stone
Richmond
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Central University
Perilous Ice Clearing By Lighthouse Crew In Harbor
In New York harbor a lighthouse tender crew chops ice from buoys after a severe cold spell. Ice buildup weighs down buoys and hampers steamship pickups, making the dangerous task essential to maritime safety.
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New York Harbor
Miner Survives Five-Hour Buried Ordeal In Glamorganshire Mine
A miner trapped for five hours in a Blaengarn mine near Glamorganshire Wales survived a rock fall that buried him along a horse and tram. Rescue workers bravely navigated rock gaps and timbered the space to ease his position before extraction. He emerged unharmed beyond shock.
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Blaengarn
Glamorganshire
Wales
His First Thought Mrs Newlywed
A couple recounts the night of a murder involving the priest who joined them. The groom worries public suspicion will fall on him as the killer.
Words of Cheer Transforming Daily Life
A 1923 McClure Syndicate piece urges bridle the tongue and cast cheer to uplift homemates and coworkers. Gentle words conquer despair, soften hard hearts, and bring happiness as kindness reverberates from speaker to world, turning rough days toward brighter outcomes.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
What matters is results not methods in success
Uncommon Sense emphasizes that outcomes count more than how one trains. It argues that training matters only insofar as it yields real ability to perform, and that employers care about what you can do, not how you studied.
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John Bleke
Has Anyone Laughed At You. for Good Music Taste
Opinion piece by McClure Syndicate praising refined taste in music. Explores preference for symphonies by Beethoven Mozart Brahms over jazz and dance tunes, celebrating the lasting value of artful compositions and personal musical discernment.
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Nuf
McClure
Mother' Cook Book Poem Promotes Labour Ethic
A short verse encourages better men through labor with pick or pen. It speaks of honest hearts, cheerful spirits, and growth arising from rock, rust, and stain, marking progress and virtue.
Economy in Food Budget for American Households
The article urges twenty million housewives to spend wisely on meals, noting many cannot afford waste and emphasizing feeding the family well. It contrasts needs of growing boys and active workers with office workers, recommending economical, nourishing, easily digested combinations like pork and beans, ham and fried eggs, and corned beef.
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America
Crowing
Planning meals for laborers as a path to progress
An old note urges investing in meal planning as seriously as a bridge game or cinema, claiming proper food for outdoor workers advances society toward a millennium. The fragment cites a 1923 Western Newspaper Union dispatch.
The Romance of Words and the Crystal Myth
An article traces a long error about crystal origin from ancient and modern thinkers. It notes how the Greek chrystallos led to confusing quartz with ice, a belief debated since Pliny and questioned by Sir Thomas Browne as a vulgar error.
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Thomas Browne
A Star Named Truth Shines Through The Night
Douglas Malloch reflects on a steadfast star as a symbol of Truth amid daily struggles. The poem contrasts daylight turmoil with a constant celestial glow, acknowledging human flaws and hopeful constancy in the face of changing times.
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