Miss Liza and the Lily Bed Lovers
Sylvia Stuart visits her frail Aunt Miss Liza and learns of a long feud with the Pattersons over lilies. After a gate reopening and a theft of the beloved lilies, Sylvia and Dick Patterson reconcile, and the lovers plan a joint garden return with the lilies for Aunt Liza.
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Sylvia Stuart
Eliza Stuart
Fairview
Liza
Sylvia
Sylvid
Jennie Patterson
Stuarts
Jennie
Ian
Dick Patterson
Miss
Mrs. Stuart
Wail of a Lost Soul
A lieutenant writes of life at sea during a drill when a gun fires during target practice and a hegro bursts forth with a scare tale of a submarine and a deserter seeking his life in a chaotic moment.
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Leutenant
The Extravagant Pittsburgh Girl Payoff
A war trade board member recalls a pre war tale of an extravagant Pittsburgh girl who becomes engaged to a broker. Her father objects saying the suitor cannot support her. She retorts that her father also cannot support her.
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War Trade Board
Pittsburgh
Harold
Papa
Coffee Substitutes In Denmark Reported Use Of 15000 Tons
The article notes coffee shortages in Denmark driving substitutes. about 15000 tons of raw materials are used for substitutes including 6000 tons acorns 1300 tons dandelion 1600 tons chicory and 2300 tons sugar beets roasted ground and sold as coffee substitutes. Acorns fetch about 12 cents a pound.
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Denmark
Hardy Tepary Bush Beans Popular in Arid Calif
The cultivation of tepary beans is new in California. This legume came from old Mexico and has long been popular in New Mexico and Arizona. It resists extreme temperatures and thrives in very dry conditions. It is a hardy bush bean with high nutritive value.
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California
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
Seed for 1919 crop urged as great state harvest possible
Farmers urged to send samples of seed after threshing for quality reports. The Pure Seed Laboratory faces staffing issues hindering field inspections, so growers with pedigreed or improved seed are asked to submit fair samples to build an early State Seed List for buyers and sellers.
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Mers
H. L. Bolley
Agricultural College
Four Languages Used by Missionary In Guatemala Field
Reverend Paul Burgess a Presbyterian missionary in Guatemala's Que Antenango field preached last year using four languages Spanish English German and Cak chituel according to the Guatemala News.
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Miniater
Paul Burgess
Queantenango
Guatemala
Orchard and Garden Tips From LeRoy Cady
LeRoy Cady from the University Farm St Paul Minn offers garden guidance. Sowing radishes and lettuce for late fall. prune currants and gooseberries after harvest. manage vines and mulch. remove weeds. plant strawberries if rain is ample. burn trimmings to curb insects. discard or burn fire blight affected branches. disinfect pruning tools to prevent spread.
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LeRoy Cady
Asgocite Horticulturist
University Farm
St. Paul
Minn
Word From Brer Williams
A brief note from Brer Williams discusses his aim to stay content yet not overly joyful for fear of heavenly closure, implying caution about fate and perception within the communitycontext.
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Brer Williams
Atlanta
Constitution
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