City zoning plans envision a modern Australian district system
The passage describes a proposed Australian model where districts are separated by purpose, with a federal district governed distinctly and land withheld from private sale. City planners aim to create zones for industrial, fine residence, and affordable housing, shaping a large future metropolis in New South Wales with controlled development over the next century.
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New South Wales
New South Fe
Tabla
Can
Pal
Indus
Neglect Tax Burden Threatens Nation's Wealth
The article argues neglect taxes on property surpass direct insect losses from pests like boll weevils and corn borers, costing billions annually. It cites $1.42 trillion in taxed wealth and a total property value near $101.4 trillion with only a small fraction adequately protected, while deterioration grows at about 2 percent yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phate
Planning for Own Home Costs Share of Family Income
The text outlines budget shares for home planning with rent, maintenance, taxes, insurance, and utilities. It notes one sixth of income for rent or payments, possible one eighth to one third portions for house upkeep, and additional allowances for fuel, repairs, and other expenses. It cites varying circumstances across families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitgood
Lighting on Country Roads Prompts Plan
Fragments describe a nine mile highway between Canandaigua and East Bloomfield New York lacking adequate lighting. Over the past three months electric lamps have been installed at 200 and 200 feet intervals drawing support from chambers of commerce and other groups who back the plan for safer pedestrian routes.
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Can. 08
East Bloomfield
N.Y
Automob
Oles
Chambers of Commerce
Planaes
Homeowners Spark Local Pride and Public Duty
A fragment discusses homeowner advantages in the community and how property ownership relates to eligibility for public positions. It notes higher status for owners and questions a business about a candidate's home ownership when assessing suitability for office.
Neighbors Reflect on Family Life and Surroundings
A fragmented passage discusses how relatives and neighbors shape family life and the impact on children. It notes the importance of surrounding environment in a community despite unclear context.
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Hendy
Tuscumbia town improvement reminder
Town improvement note urges residents to beautify their premises in Tuscumbia Alabama. Emphasizes now is the time to act and improve the town’s appearance.
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Tuscumbia
Ala
Dixie cow Red Lady Sets Southern Dairy Records
Red Lady, a purebred Jersey cow from Shuford Newton North Carolina, posted the highest dairy records south of the Mason Dixon line with 1025.51 pounds butterfat and 19608 pounds milk in a 35 day test. The same animal previously produced 60.24 pounds butterfat and 17195 pounds milk in 865 days. Oakwood Dj's Fox breeder owner holds the cow and Medal of Merit sire are noted as top cattle club figures.
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Red Lady
Jersey
Mason and Dixon Tne
Shuford
Newton
Oakwood
Logold oats praised for rust resistance and yield
United States Department of Agriculture and Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station promote Logold oats. Developed from Kherson, Logold shows high yield, strong straw, and excellent rust resistance, with superior lodging resistance compared to Richland. It aims to replace Richland on worn uplands and offers plumper kernels despite a yellow hue.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Logold
Lowa Agricultural Experiment Station
L. C. Burnett
Ames
Richland
Iowa No
United States
Canada
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Sition
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Proper Feed for Brood Sows Before Farrowing
This guide discusses feeding brood sows before farrowing to optimize litter size and sow condition. It advises limiting corn content to avoid fattening, suggests grinding grain for efficiency, and recommends a roughage portion and a small amount of lingered oil meat to support the diet.
Kaw Valley Potato Growers Benefit From Grading and Branding
E A Stokdyk of Kansas State Agricultural College reports 1926 data showing Kaw Valley growers who graded and branded their potatoes achieved higher prices. From July 6 to August 21, 539 cars, 18.6 percent of the crop, were marketed with these practices. Branded sacks outperformed unbranded sacks 57 percent of the time for the same grade and sale method. The association has progressed significantly in six years of operation.
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Kaw Valley
E. A. Stokdyk
Kansas State Agricultural College
U.S. No. 1
Thia
Most Profitable Plan to Sow Spinach in Rows
The piece argues sowing spinach in rows yields finer leaves faster than broadcasting. It notes letting individual plants develop improves quality, and recommends long standing varieties like the King of Denmark line, developed by Danish seed houses, with newer heat tolerant types succeeding older strains.
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Denmark
Agricultural Facts on Ground Hogs and Farm Practices
Agricultural notes discuss ground hog efforts, lumber conversion loss, Miwa beans on poor land, and timely sowing of mangels with early corn. It notes New York City eggs mainly come from the corn belt, and emphasizes draining wet fields as a key permanent improvement. It also mentions removing rag from the lock to protect breeding ewes.
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New York City
Corn Belt
Coffins Used to Get Aliens Across Border
Hamilton jury convicts Louis Michiniewick on a single count and sentences him to six months. He allegedly provided sealed coffins with bedding and rents to smuggle 40 foreigners into the United States via a border city, after dispatching them by train.
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Hamilton
United States
Louis Michiniewick
Michiaiewick
Hunger Drives NYC Youth to Theft and Escape from Guardians
Eugene Gargullo, fifteen, roamed New York City for three months with no money or meals. Frustrated by guardians and the push to attend school, he stole food after starving. He confessed to a lunch wagon break in, saying hunger forced him to steal. He is now in the care of Brooklyn Children's Society.
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New York
United States
Eugene Gargullo
New York City
Eugene
Aed
Ciro Garguilo
Eucene
Mme
The
Chiildren’s Society of
Brooklyn, N. Y
French villagers kill alleged sorcerer in Ballotg village
In Ballotg France an elderly man nicknamed the thrower of spells was beaten to death by a crowd after shepherdess Angele feared animals were terrified by him. Her brothers aided the assault and he died months later in hospital. The village faced collective remorse over the act.
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Paris
Muerder
Ballotg
France
Auguste Guillot
Guillot
Angele
Vullt
Sisters Die of Alcoholism in New York Home
Two middle aged sisters, Mary Gillen and Mrs. Bessie Ure, were found dead from acute alcoholism in a shared New York City rooming house. One held $15,000 in savings across four banks and both had life insurance naming the other as beneficiary. Landlady Mrs. Wilhelmina Guth tried to collect current rent before authorities discovered the bodies.
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New York
Focal
Mary Gillen
Bessle Ure
Wilhelmina Guth
Students Warn Gunnison Students About Kissing
Western State College psychology students in Gunnison Colorado report that a kiss can shorten life by three minutes. The finding is presented as a cautionary note from the department.
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Gunnison, Colo
Western State College
Sparrow deaths stain shop windows in Tilsboro
A local merchant reports sparrows killed by lying against the glass of his store windows in Tilsboro. The incident draws attention to window cleanliness and city wildlife.
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Eirda
Tilsboro
N. L
Doea
Focal Merchant
Beware My Son At Peterman's Warns Family Curse
A chilling warning repeats “Beware my son beware” as the message cautions to stay away from Peterman's, claimed to have killed an entire family. No further details are provided.
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Peterman’s
Discoverer Claims Mercury Compound Metaplen Extends Life
Dr George L B Ratziss of the University of Pennsylvania announces metaplen, a mercury based antiseptic, as the strongest antiseptic yet and believes its bacteria killing power could extend life by twenty five years or more.
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George LB. Ratziss
University of Pennsylvania
Bell-Ans claims to relieve indigestion and related symptoms
An advertisement asserts Bell-Ans is a non laxative remedy proven over thirty years to relieve over acidity belching gas sickness headache heartburn nausea biliousness and other digestive disorders. It invites readers to request free samples from Bell & Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
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Bell-Ans
Bell & Co., Inc
Orangeburg
Oldest Westerner William VII Taylor Dies at 103
William VII Taylor, who claimed to be the oldest man in west Australia at 103, has died. Months earlier he drew attention by appearing in court on a charge of violently assaulting a man, a claim he said the man deserved and was discharged.
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Wiliam VII
Taylor
West Australia
Esteemed American figures celebrated in wry reflection
A humorous editorial note from the Ohio State Journal jokes about Abraham Lincoln and James Madison’s roles in fashion history. It claims Madison influenced trousers over knee breeches, in a light patriotic aside.
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Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Mclice
James Madison
Ohio State Journal
Maud’s Discreet Circle Sparks Quiet Gossip
Circulation notes Maud is very particular in choosing confidantes. They say she never tells a secret to anyone she believes will keep it, highlighting her guarded reputation.
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Mauds
Brass Band Reopens in Juneau After Ten-Year Gap
Juneau Alaska restores a full brass band for the first time in ten years. Financed by public dance funds the ensemble offers one of the city’s few amusements and cultural activities in the capital of the vast Alaska realm.
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Juneau
Alaska
Heals eczema claims at trifling cost
A surgeon's prescription now sold by pharmacists promises to treat eczema bays or less and other skin diseases. The oil is said to heal open sores, abscesses, and eruptions quickly, with the tatling claim of rapid, safe results from Moone's Emerald Oil available in original bottles at drug stores.
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Moone
Sweden Sees Widespread Farm Power Electrification Gap
An article notes that almost half of farms in Sweden rely on electric power while only 3 percent of American farms are electrified, highlighting a stark national gap in farm infrastructure.
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Sweden
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