Navy academy to adopt lighter discipline and new postgraduate plan
The Navy department plans a post graduate program tied to the academy to ease punishments for youths and shift from drastic penalties to extra guard duty and confinement. The eight month courses will include English and foreign languages, with later specialization and closer ties to civilian science and business leaders.
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United States Naval
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Navy
The Truthful Merchant and the Tarnished Suit
A satirical tale of a shopper who trusted a boastful merchant Bilks across the street. The new suit shrinks, stains, and tears, exposing the false promise of durability. The narrator rejects Bilks, warning that guileful gains vanish in time.
Christmas Shopping Ad Urges Buying Local Gifts Now
A bold appeal urges shoppers to buy everything at home this Christmas season. It warns against malls that prioritize profit over the Christmas spirit and urges avoiding distant order houses.
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Santalous
The Wondrous Wire Advertising Myth in Our Town
A poem lamenting a nonadvertiser who boasted that publicity harms business. The speaker mocks his claims that avoiding printers ink would boost wealth, declaring the town’s promotion rhetoric a foolish misread of how publicity works. The verse references Lampton and judge roles to frame the satire.
Herons of Andalusia in a Royal Photographic Society lecture
In a Royal Photographic Society exhibition a lecturer notes the herons of Andalusia in Spain. The male bird folds its neck over the female in a brief embrace before the mate flies away, a conjugal gesture observed by the speaker and recorded by Landon Standard.
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Andalusia
Sata W. Farren
Royal Photographic Society
Nene
Herots
Spain
Ireband
Timely Agricultural Topics on Farmstead Planning
A faded agricultural note discusses arranging farmsteads with trees and shrubs, centering activity in the yard, and planning drives walks and house placement. It stresses a clear landscape scheme for convenience and aesthetic value, noting renovations and new structures follow overall design.
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Whfe
Apples Inn eye nt eye nt.
Jobneon, a former of New York advises on keeping apples in damp, cool cellars. He suggests wrapping fruit in wet waterproof cloths and stacking in layers to control moisture. Excess water harms fruit. moisture must be managed to preserve freshness.
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Cable
Department of Commerce and
Lador
Department
New York
Baltimore
New Orleans
San Francisco
Boston
Chiento
Savanagh
Seattle
Cleveland
United States
Commissioner of Navigation
Washington
Navy Yards
Naval Stations
Naval Academy
Army
Jobneon
Veltucs
Storing the Combe in Winter Hive Care Advice
Three hives are prepared for winter storage with careful stacking in a vacant room to deter rats and mice. The article notes a method of piling top to bottom and mentions borate sulfur as a treatment noted by Farm Journal.
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Public Health and Marine Hospitals Service
United States
Genertl Blue
Keep the Chicks Warm Through Cold Hatchlings Care
A report notes the need for warmth and protection for newly hatched chicks. It discusses risks from cold storage and suggests careful handling to ensure survival. The text mentions larger hens and the challenge of avoiding artificial heat sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Seesen
Senior Berean Lesson on Humility and Childlike Faith
The Sunday School class examines Matthew 18 with focus on childlike humility, kindness, and service as marks of true greatness. It stresses avoiding offense, protecting the vulnerable, and the need for inner change through conversion to enter the kingdom of heaven.
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Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Sim
Chrlst
Tim
A Creed for Farmers by Henry Ward Beecher
A garbled historical creed by Henry Ward Beecher advocates small farms and thorough cultivation. It promotes land improvement, livestock, fences, and honest enterprise while condemning farmers who fail to improve, urging a progressive farming spirit and civic virtue.
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Farus
Heury War Beecher
Cheap and Good Roughage for Farmers
A brief agricultural note asserts proper care of Coen steer yields inexpensive roughage. It claims one ton of gourd steveriesrorth three fourths of a tre of timothy lay, reflecting old farming product terminology. The item mirrors 19th century agrarian language and pricing hints.
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Timothy Lay
Manure Waste Sparks Farmer Debate On Value Loss
A South Dakota agricultural note discusses manure handling and value loss when drying, storage, or improper disposal reduces its usefulness. The piece cites experiences from Lenore to South Dakota State College and mentions dairy feeding impacts and regional practices.
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Werth
Larsen
South Dakota
Mysterious Miss Tully and the Denar Taming Tale
A fragmented reminiscence centers on Miss Tully, a magnetic figure, as a man recounts her volatile mood swings and a perilous obsession. He recalls courtship, tension, and a dramatic shift in her demeanor tied to artistic confidence and a pivotal confession. The narrative hints at a fraught relationship and emotional upheaval within a shared domestic space.
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Bert
Mies
Spain
Jaerven
Tully
Bayer
Chao
Ti Khiew
Miss Wally
Ris
Tie Cote
Ietleft
Landor
Euterine
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Salishury
Constantinople
Ganges
India
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Sara Ghat
Amundsen
Paris
Prevch Geographieal Society
Ernest Sharkleton
Dr. Charcot
South Pole
Society
Ful Heres
The
Legion of Honor
Lyons
M. Bertrand de Lessepa
Mo de Lesseps
Maris
Lyonssade
Sherilaneiele
Washingter
Oftiehis
Berlin
Herr Kettner
Heer Saran
Foreign Office
Peter Behrens
Governmne
London
American Press Association
Roald Amundsen
Ananias
Inderd
Lampton
Agricul
Tor
Matt
Phebe Magele
Goi
Chef
Mileston
Omar
Rhoglat
Vernac von Tenner
Miss Tally
Arthur T. Borden
Sanariics
Alnwer
Miles Tully
Lowe Yun
Fai
Mary Magilileve
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