President Wilson to visit after adjournment of session
A survey of world news reports that President Wilson plans a quick visit to Papanis after Congress adjourns. He may remain in Washington much of the session, with Mrs. Wilson and daughters summering in Cornish New Hampshire.
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Mail Order Towns Lose Attractiveness Over High Prices
A discussion notes rising living costs and a thirteenth year of price hikes, especially for food, prompting government involvement. It argues urban overpopulation and farm underuse, urging farmers and families to support local towns by shopping locally to revitalize rural areas.
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Rowardliys
United States
Tess
Jess
Appetites of Birds Surpass Most Living Things in Weight
The text notes birds eat heavily relative to their weight with the dove consuming hundreds of seeds in a row. Robins and barnyard hens show high daily intake, hawks eat thousands of bites, and even young herons feed voraciously. It also oddly claims one US square mile houses thirty two residents.
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Harper's Weekly
Green manuring as practiced for diverse crops and soils
A Michigan Agricultural College report by Professor d. A. Jeffrey outlines green manuring. Rye dominates due to fall planting and early growth, with oats, Indian corn, and peas used at standard seeding rates. Deep planting aids moisture reach, while rapid growth yields substantial biomass and nitrogen for subsequent crops. Cowpeas and sand vetch are noted for sandy soils, with timing from early June to mid September for plowing under.
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D. A. Jeffrey
Michigan Agricultural College
How to Fool the Cabbage Worm Method
A writer suggests salt on the heart of cabbage to deter cabbage worms. Replacing salt as rain dissolves it, the process protects heads, helping them grow larger and resist wormholes.
Reunion of Brothers in Egypt Under Benjamin’s Watch
A senior Berean Sunday School lesson recounts Genesis where Jacob’s sons face famine and return to Egypt with Benjamin. Joseph quietly tests their honesty, reconciles with a lavish meal, and reveals concern for his family while the feast highlights cultural boundaries and favors shown to the Hebrew family.
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Benjamin
Egypt
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el Shaddai
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Simeon
Little Journeys On The Farm Pockets Of Practical Advice
Experimental farmer tips caution against water waste and disease spread by horses. Advises wrapping smoked meat in paper and storing in wool ashes for better flavor and longevity. Recommends clean pails and husks to improve calf thrift and feed efficiency on the ordinary farm.
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Kansas
Test Milk Every Month for Cow Herd
Farmers are advised to weigh three days in the month and multiply by ten to track each cow’s milk output. Each cow should be milked at least once monthly using a hand tester or creamery method to reduce reliance on the herd tester as cows mature. Town Howesent.
Wealth From the Air Nitrogen and Money by Dr Cyril Hephing
A fragmented piece on extracting nitrogen from air to enrich soils and boost yields. References Dr Cyril Hephing of the University of Miileds and claims a ten year corn yield rise due to atmospheric nitrogen and fertilizer savings. Mentions price of nitrogen, agricultural chemistry, and public debate over farming techs.
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Cyril
University of
Air
United States
Teking
New York
The Night Ride Paymaster and the Hidden Robber
A Sacramento Paymaster Joe Nolan confronts a masked female as he travels at night with company funds. The woman attacks, stealthily seizes a weapon, and Nolan uses a ruse to trap her. A pursuing posse arrives to find the attempted robbery thwarted, with the assailant captured after a chase.
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California
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Sacramento
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