Taos Taos Pueblo San Geronimo Festival Exultant Dances
The Taos Taos Pueblo hosts the San Geronimo Day festival drawing spectators from across the United States and nearby pueblos. Highlights include the 80 foot harvest pole, sunrise and sun dances, sacred rites, a grand Mexican hosted ball, and a twilight clown procession. Artists gather in Taos, famed for native culture, with notable names and historic residents linked to the town.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Old Sante Se
Pueblo
San Geronimo de Taos
Pueblos
Santa Fe
Taos, Junction
Hernando de Alvarado
Coronada
San
United States
San Vernandes de Taos
Pueblo Plaza
San Yernandez
San Geronimo
Omy
Ita
Europe
Asia
Africa
Taos
Alimes
America
Joseph Henry Sharp
Bert G. Phillips
Ralph Meyers
Irving Couse
W. Herbert Dunton
New York
Helping the Doctor Feat of 105 Degree Patient
A Sirenlike cry from a volunteer aid worker describes a fever case with a patient at 105 degrees. The narrator pleads for guidance while the doctor grows nervous at higher temperatures, highlighting the urgent medical tension.
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Sydney Bulletin
Blubdub Refuses Petition to End War
The source reflects a dispute over war cessation with Blubdub declining to urgo a petition. It notes he previously headed a petition last month that reportedly led to the war ending, leaving him miffed.
Fortunes In Stampa Famous stamp collectors of the United States
Notable collectors include George H. Worthington of Cleveland with stamps valued above 1,000,000, Henry J. Dunveen, Ernest R. Acker, Charley Lathrop Pack of Lakewood NJ, and J. Morgenthau. The list spans industry leaders, officers, and politicians with holdings around 600,000 to 1,000,000. A stray line questions a play title misnomer.
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United States
George H. Worthington
Cleveland
Henry J. Dunveen
Art Jenler
Ernest R. Acker
New Jersey
Charley Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
N. J
American Conservation Association
Joseph T. Lozier
Theodora Steinway
Henry C. Gibson
Philadelphia
Henry Bil Brimilholz
Plattsburg
J. H. Towns
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company
Bridgeport
Charles ©. Batfield
Boston
Massachusetta Republican Astate Committee
J. C. Morgenthau
Turkey
Futurist art sparks sharp, old time quarrel
A harsh exchange skewers modern art and futurist ideas. One speaker mocks “that stuff” as unworthy art while another concedes critics see fault but argues the controversy over style remains unresolved.
No Need Dear Man in Room With Blg in Pockets
A terse exchange hints at secretive tension as a man’s presence leads to whispered concern. Two speakers argue over possession and order, suggesting an immediate, if opaque, conflict within a private setting.
Quality Not Quantity in Brook Trout Fishing
The article argues that the spread of automobiles increases anglers accessing secluded streams. A day’s joy comes from skill and satisfaction, not large catches. It notes near-home streams offer frequent but modest wins and emphasizes the true angler values the sport over volume. A humorous interlude about a Jones baby and city doctors.
After a Stormy Session
Dolan questions Nafferty on parliamentary law noting that the law would need rewriting to stop one gentleman from throwing a brickbat when another raises a point of order.
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Nafferty
Mr. Dolan
Monday in a fine day for motor ing
Fragmentary line hints at a motor event or activity paced by days of the week. The text suggests emphasis on Monday as favorable for motor work or travel, with unclear references to Sunday speed and a misprinted or garbled explanation. Entities and clear facts are minimal due to the damaged OCR.
Making Cement Piers from Galvanized Iron Cone Molds
Instructions describe molding cement piers with a galvanized iron cone mold set in a excavation to form durable foundations for granaries and buildings. The process covers two methods: a dryish cement mix that sets in the mold and can be removed by twisting, and a wetter mix for different shaping of long gate posts and porch columns.
Egg Loss in Missouri Costs 2,500,000 Warned
H L Kempster of the Missouri College of Agriculture reports that up to half the eggs laid in the Midwest in summer are a total loss, amounting to 2.5 million dollars in Missouri alone. He advises cooler storage below 70 degrees, daily gathering, and prompt cooling in a clean cellar or springhouse to prevent spoilage and germ growth.
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H. L. Kempster
Missouri College of Agriculture
Middle West
State of
Missouri
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Aimiar
Food for asparagus plants at Penn State found uneconomical
Experiments at Pennsylvania State College indicate that placing excessive bone meal in asparagus trenches is not profitable. Annual applications of the plant food are preferable for best results and growth.
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Pennsylvania State College
Corn and Buckwheat Field Feed Advice
Farmers warned to avoid corn and buckwheat as feed due to heating effects. Buckwheat should be eliminated from autumn rations while corn should be limited to balance with wheat and oats. Emphasis placed on letting livestock consume abundant green fodder.
Look After Butter Market Cited Health Of Herd
The article argues a five cent per pound drop in butterfat reduces herd value by the annual loss of a good cow. With an average herd size, emphasis is placed on proper herd cure and management to protect the market and overall farm profitability.
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Coronado
Wormwood Ragweed Pest Threats Crops and Hay
Wormwood ragweed named Ambrosia artemisfolia is a double pest damaging cultivated crops and causing a large share of hay fever. Common in middle and northern states, it overruns fields in late summer and early fall and should be fought from now on to prevent seeding.
Silo Necessity on Farm in Corn Harvesting
The article asserts silos are essential on dairy and diversified farms for ensilage. It states silage increases beef and dairy feed value, yields more cattle feed per acre, and extends seasonal feeding, enabling cheaper, steadier milk and butter production.
Floored Swine Pen Fits 8 by 16 Feet
A large hog pen with partitions provides space for sleeping and feeding. A floored half ensures a dry bed, with the whole pen measuring eight by sixteen feet for versatile arrangement.
Section-Floored Pen Construction Details
A section of the pen measures eight feet by eight feet and sits on cleats. Built with strong materials, typically two by four studs, the framework forms a sturdy floor for the enclosure.
Making the Most of Sheep in Good Pasture Care
The article stresses diligent sheep care to maximize profit, noting summer condition affects fall feeding and winter breeding stock. Green pastures will aid feeding, with green corn and possibly sorghum in fall. Regardless of feed, provide clean water.
Cut Poor Cows From Herd Highlighting Farm Profits
A farmer argues for culling unproductive cows to improve herd profitability. The writer condemns feeding and caring for nonpaying cows and urges removing underperformers to reduce wasted feed and labor costs and boost returns.
Lydia Pinkham remedy praised for menstrual relief
Taunton Massachusetts woman recounts relief from monthly pains after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and urges others to seek help from the product. The item notes widespread silence among girls and promotes confidential advice from the Lydia Pinkham company. It also mentions Ellen Terry’s wartime recital and a Chelsea schoolgirl’s timely interjection during the performance.
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Taunton
Mass
Erre—Eeren
Lydia
Pinkham
Tam
Clanton Morin
Russell Streat
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Appropriate Features in a Hot Weather Show
A breezy assessment notes this is a hot weather show with apparent crowd appeal. The phrase suggests many fans are drawn by the spectacle and the comfort of a sunny setting, while critics hint at a gimmicky approach to entertain.
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British India
China
Jerome
Daoy
Cosa Grande
Noot
Booth
New
Mexico
Eamin L.sabin
Pueblo de de Taare
Saalef
Sia Gi Geronimo
Becauta
Ellen Terry
Misa Ilen Terry
Chelsea
Honet
Miss Surry
London Mirror
Jerilin
Milburn CO
Buffalo, NY
Tynhold Carle
NLU, Ghicagd
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