Survey of the World's News AD entry roars and road work talk
A garbled survey of global news items mentions Mr. Prank Tee Gariaio of St. Louis urging schools to aid road improvement, notes low attendance where roads are poor, and contrasts high attendance where highways are well kept. It covers parliamentary clerks, prison commerce, San Francisco trolley plans, Germany’s air power spending, and a World Christian Temperance convention outline.
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Wis
Ebberty
Prank Tee Gariaio
St. Louis
Distress in Catalogue Purchases from a Mall Order House
A reader decries the gap between catalog promises and real wearables. Describes a woman choosing an Alice blue gown and matching accessories. Upon arrival the hues disappoint as the shade range fails to meet the advertised color and cohesion.
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Alice Blue
Alice
Oly
For Busy Business Men and Their Advertising
Before discharging an employee consider his virtues and if faults exist address yourself not others. If advertising fails to bring business, blame the ad not the public. Avoid bore and tell of hard luck. Stay optimistic yet skeptical in selling.
Benefits of drainage on farmland and yields
The article argues drainage improves soil by making it granular and porous, raises usable arable land, reduces erosion, enables earlier plowing, and lowers cultivation costs. It cites drought and malaria reduction on drained lands, with yields often increasing by 25 to 100 percent, though some wet soils may not pay in every year.
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Iitneix
Awa
Wet Salle
The Three Essentials for Commercial Fertilizers
The note explains nitrogen for foliage and growth, phosphorus for kernels and grains, and potash for stalks roots and color, applying to fruits cotton and vegetables. It emphasizes correct nutrient balance and mentions phosphorus and potassium as key elements.
Escape by Train and Tunnels Behind Union Lines
Prisoners in a Confederate stockade tunneled out and fled at night toward the Shenandoah. After a long trek by river and rail, they hijacked a freight locomotive, sabotaged pursuers with oil on the rails, and ultimately reached Union lines beneath Fremont's in the Shenandoah valley.
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HE Andrews
Andersonville
Fred Rassford
Walter Buck Wid
Xot
Batsford
Buck
Hassford
Bassford
Bock
Fremont
Shenandoah Valley
Ruffed Grouse the Farmer's Friend
An article in Farm and Wiresite highlights the ruffed grouse as valuable to farmers. It notes the bird preys on pests such as Colorado potato beetle clover weevil flea beetle grapevine leaf beetle and various worms and caterpillars.
Rhubarb Needs Drainage For Healthy Growth
Farm Progress notes that rhubarb requires sandy loam or clay soil that is naturally warm and well drained. Waterlogged land harms growth and delays spring and summer yields.
Manure Preservation Advice From Parish Note
A damaged transcription urges saving manure by mixing with good soil, forming a three foot pile if needed, and placing it where ready for use. It advises covering sides and topping with soil to limit air exposure, attributed to Parm mod Raneb in a 19th century context.
Millet Growing and Seed Bed Preparation Guide
For growers of millet the article explains seed bed preparation and soil surface pugging avoidance. It covers moisture, pulverization, depth, and soil texture while noting yield depends on variety, drying, and proper fertilization. emphasis on feeding quality forage and hay suitability for cattle.
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Rudy
Oatitet
Sven
Electricity on the Farm and Rising Power Costs
Farmers report new electrical lines and transmission issues affecting farm operations. A few names are mentioned as adopting the updated wiring and equipment to handle higher voltages. The piece notes annual costs starting around $2.45 per year and discusses impacts on farm chores like pumping and lighting.
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Parm Journal
Brothers face a costly test as Josephs plot unfolds
A Berean Sunday School lesson revisits Genesis Chapter 44, detailing the brothers’ journey with Benjamin, the silver cup accusation, and their test of conscience. They vow to be their father’s servants if found guilty, but Joseph insists only the guilty party should stay, while the rest return home to their father.
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Servius Elucges
Bone
Simeon
Benjamin
Zo'an
Pharaoh
Joseph
Evett
Bomen
Che
Tnt
Seattle
Lim
Judan
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Tay Lively
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Academy of Music
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Lorie Lantelime
Paris
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Pittsburgh
America
Isaac L. Tice
New York City
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Hoover
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Zentralbureau Deutscher Larmschitzverband
England
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Capodistria
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