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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
2
A survey highlights school hygiene in Cleveland with new night clubs, health teachings, and parent involvement. It covers northern Democrats in Congress, a German airship plan for transatlantic travel, price campaigns by Housewives’ League leaders, and a Chicago exposition showcasing world religions and missions. It also notes ocean weather services, women officeholders in Kansas, stellar maps, and coal export growth.
The Women Fors OF SUFFRAGE association in opposition to ballot access outlines a packed year. The New York chapter aims to form an international anti suffrage body and possibly sends Mrs Otto Killanl to England in spring to confer with German and other anti suffrage leaders and report on the plan. Mrs Arthur M Dodge of New York City is re elected president as the Nations association adopts a new colors and badge pin designed through dressmaking work.
A Cleveland grocer demonstrates a lively window tactic by placing a weekly placard promising a Saturday evening reveal. At 5 PM the curtains rise and the window showcases attractive bargains, drawing instant attention from passersby and boosting business.
In a circular from the Northern Nat Growers Association Dr. Robert T Morris urges nut growing as a major future industry. He cites high returns from select nut orchards, growing demand and rising imports, and calls for breeding new varieties while noting potential profits for individuals who pursue the venture. The piece ends with a light Q A about whether women have a sense of humor.
A boastful suitor visits Miss Evelyn Briggs in winter, tries to woo her, then offers to fix a sewing machine. He boasts of skill, causes damage to a sewing machine arm, and is gently rebuffed as Briggs departs to care for her mother. He plans a follow up to secure another job from her family.
A kerosene bath for roosts and nest boxes, fox chat as sawdust substitute, and silo focus late winter dairy cattle. Cooking feed rarely profitable. fix outbuildings during relay days. Paint improves, sunflowers aid fowls but deter sparrows. Cement watering tank enhances farm appearance and efficiency.
Trees retard wind and prevent soil drift while reducing evaporation. They hold snow and can increase yields. Trees lessen hot wind effects and provide a brine for birds that eat pests. They furnish fuel and fence posts and make an area homelike, sheltering stock, gardens, and fruit. With clean cultivation trees prosper. left to weeds they fail.
The Dairy Farmer notes the best farm soil warms early and retains moisture. It should include sand for air, clay and organic matter to hold moisture. The mix should be friable and easy to work for productive planting.
Letters from Hardin County Iowa discuss disking old sod on pastures. Experts note little danger of overdoing it, advise counting soil conditions and frost timing, and explain multiple diskings may be needed to loosen surface and promote air flow for root rot, with grass roots penetrating deeply.
A mid cold room method advises rescuing house plants during a freeze. Take them before they thaw and place in four chest or airtight box. Bring gradually to a warmer room and the plants may recover if not severely damaged.
Senior Berean Sunday School lesson discusses Genesis accounts of Noah and the flood, noting Noah's righteousness, walking with God, and divine mercy. It emphasizes humanity's corruption, God’s judgment, and ark salvation as a warning against sin and disobedience.
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