United States Treasury recount and world center plan
The article surveys the Treasury recount of notes, coins, and securities under Secretary McAdoo with guards protecting counts and past losses. It also notes plans for a world peace center proposed by Hendrik Andersen, along with biographical notes on Professor John Bassett Moore and other historical items, including early parcel post rules and Columbus ships models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury Department
Trcle Sam
Treasury
Carmi Thompson
Turo
Thompson
Lis
World Peace Center
Hendrik C. Andersen
Mr. Andersen
Belgium
Switzerland
Tripoli
Mistake for Merchant to Show Favoritism
A cautionary note on fair treatment of customers in groceries and general merchandise. The piece argues against favoritism toward wealthy Mrs Brown and neglect of thrifty Mrs Jones, urging equal attention and same quality for all customers. It emphasizes consistent service regardless of order size or customer means.
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Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Jones
Farm Advice on Bean Production and Import Limits
Farm experts urge Uncle Sam to import beans to meet rising domestic demand as U S bean output falls short of home needs. They note potential bean yields across many states, advise soil rotations and deep plowing, and recommend planting between June 5 and June 12 depending on location, with lime timing unsafe before potato crops.
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New York
Michigan
California
Maine
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Florida
Vermont
Ilinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Tme
The Man Who Acted You the Manager
A mysterious tall reader named Stonegrave Overman staged a dramatic reading at a theater. He improvised all roles, then performed a full play with a contract, but during a storm a bell sounded and the star suddenly collapsed as the set and audience watched in awe.
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Sam
Tumager
Sturegrave Overman
Tyan
Stonegrave Overman
Aftian
Biel Heer
Cenhus
Satan
Peculiarity in a Suffrage Parade Question
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mp Merkton puzzled by a woman's four mile march in a suffrage parade and a request that she travel further for shopping. Text is incomplete with unclear dialogue and disrupted words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woerried
Merkton
Farmer's Tale Sparks Prairie Morality
A wiry parable from a rural region recounts Cory and his twenty acres of alfalfa and a silo after a county expert loosened him with a telegraph pole. The farmer's prosperity grows from frugal labor and practical choices, while the moral warns that money sometimes burdens more than it helps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Rooush
Prairie Farner
Incubator and Brooder Endorse Use for Large Hatchers
A quotation from American Cultivator asserts that for large hatches the incubator is essential and for high-volume chick raising the brooder is indispensable. It emphasizes that artificial methods save the venture and maintain health, with thousands of chickens raised successfully annually through these devices.
Fence Posts Seasoning for Longer Fence Life
An Iowa Homestead note advises woodworkers to season fence posts thoroughly. Those who sharpened many posts last winter should pile them neatly and delay fence work until late fall or ideally for a full year. A year of seasoning promises longer life for the posts and fewer future troubles.
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Iowa Homestead
Save the Udder Care Tips for Garget Prevention
The note explains that garget often stems from udder injury from the teats rubbing on the floor rather than disease. It advises using ample bedding and keeping animals comfortable to prevent garget and related troubles.
Cornstalks Improve Soil If Left Standing Says Kansas Expert
Kansas Agricultural College agronomy expert B C says cornstalks left in the field after cutting add nitrogen value about four dollars per acre in fertilizer form and protect the soil. Stalks preserve moisture and feed soil bacteria, though most stalks may not survive winter. best practice is to chop and disk in early spring with outer cover to prevent erosion.
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Kansas College
B. C
Agronomy
Kansas Agricultural
George A. Dew
Entemulagy
Fattening Fowls for Market Conditions
In fattening fowls for market, gain is rapid when birds are kept in small yards with a living house. Three weeks of heavy feeding on rich fattening food and ample water increases weight and condition, though birds may become leaner if not properly managed.
Hint on handy tools for travel and time saving
A quirky note suggests a pocket toolkit including a sky Inch plier and a four harness punch blade. It claims these items will save travel days and time during the hour of season, implying practical efficiency.
Best Wood For Sile From North Dakota Expt Report
North Dakota experimental service lists express white pine cedar and redwood as suitable woods for staves of Oregon fires and notes authorities also recommend them as good materials for the task.
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Oregon
Senior Berean Sunday School Lesson on Joseph Dreams
A historical church lesson uses the Joseph story and Pharoah’s dreams to illustrate providence and faithful living. It analyzes the seven years of plenty and famine, Egyptian symbols, and the moral guidance offered by God through dreams and interpretation.
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Berean
Joseph
God
Tn Sumre
Mbaranh
Pilatespher
Drestus
XII
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Chieasy
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
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Scoth Park
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Spain
Atlantic
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Friedrich F. Priedmann
Berlin
Friedmann
Rupert Bine
J. Borden Harriman
Army of the Ounce
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Virginia
Georga
Canal Zone
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Jamaica
William T. Samson
DY Snl
Bret Harte
Ishawis
Martinique
St. Vinhe
Mont Pelee
Goa
St. Pierre
Thomas Jonathan Stonewall Jackson
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Peavey
Washington
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American Peas Association
John Bassett Eee Case
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Friedrich F. Friedmann
Uncle Sam
Misaouri
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