Roosevelt’s rural life commission seeks betterment of farms
The commission appointed by President Roosevelt advances extensive correspondence and hearings across the nation to gather facts on rural conditions. Its aim is to report to Congress with suggestions for legislation to improve farm life, address exodus to cities, and raise the social and economic welfare of farmers and communities.
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Roosevelt
Moe
Ee Congress
Ihe
Si Farines
Michigan
Hood
Liberty H. Bolley
New York College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Batley
Michigan Agricultural College
Cornell University
Asa Gray
Harvard
Jwas
Kenyon J. Butterfeld
Lapeer
Mich
Babela
University of Michigan
Walter I. Page
Forum
Atlantic Monthly
Doubleday & Page
Country Life In
America
Page
Wallace Palmer
Des Moines
Gifford Pluchett
Pinchot
Connecticut
James Pinchot
Yale Forestry School
Hed States
Yale
Chicago News
Hiram
Bendin
Offensive remark cited in archaic text fragment
The passage records a dialog where Nawed refuses to pursue a woman, asserting his wife’s honor and a claim that the woman is too sorry for his purpose. It includes a quoted Horatian aphorism about avarice and desire. The text is fragmentary and stylistically archaic.
A peasant girl chooses duty over love in a revolution tale
Safa Arkadyevna, a seventeen year old Russian peasant girl, drives to a distant town to help a revolutionary need. Alexis Alexandrovitch plans to assassinate a minister on a train and the girl, torn between love and duty, ultimately delays him, saving the minister but losing her chance at love. The incident sparks her as a revolutionary worker for the cause.
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Ortevist
Safa Arkadyevna
St. Isburg
Mor
Trin
Safa
Bafo
Safo Arkadyevna
Alexis Alexandroviteh
Alexis
Alexis Alexandrovitch
Ja Sibert
Servia and the Island of Grete in a Tumbling 19th Century Era
The article discusses the 1878 Bertin treaty aftermath and its shocks from Talkans. It notes Bulgaria declaring independence from Turkey, Austria-Hungary seizing Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Crete breaking Turkish rule. Bulgaria's moves alter the Berlin convention and create instability for Servia.
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Herzegovina
Bosna
Servia
George
Meter
Alexander
Draga
Berlin
Crete
Ince
Bertin
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Kingdom
Bosnia
I Have So Many Joys One Joy of Love by Earth M. Thomas
A reflective poem by Earth M. Thomas celebrates myriad joys found in love memory and nature. The speaker names countless blessings from companions to heavens and stars, asserting that joys endure beyond loss and guide the soul toward unity with the world.
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Mwain
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Walter HL. Page
New Jersey
New York City
Cary
N. C
Kineel
Doubleday, Fage & Co
Randolph-Macon College
Virginia
Jahes Hopkins University
Maryland
the Farm [Ite Commission
Benry Wallace
Horace
Meinen
Long Island
New York
Canon
Candia
Alexander Pope
Peter OF
Canra
Island of
Grete
M. Thomas
Eureka Looce Directory
the Brown Hotel
Nevada
A. C. Florio
Schockine Banking & Trus Co
H. Sones
Milo C. Hle Millan
Ass't
Richard Ryland
Daniel Meyer
Transacta General Banking and Trust Company
Fureka Temple
K. of P. Hall
Lacks Brace
Eureka Loge
Clark and
Main Sts
Zeta
H. Bam
N. G
Rosarsoy
W. G
Zavow
J. Broasawen
Iphigenia Chapter
Masonic Hall
Eureka Lodge No
St. John's
J. H. Viens
J. H. Junr
Diamond Rebekah Lodge
Loo
T. C
Hall
Beatific Lodge No. 7
Castle Hall
Smith & Richard
G. A. Farrenen
D. BE. Nostaosa K
Levi Strauss & Co
Henderson Banking Company
Rou
Henperson
L. O. Henpenson
Haypen HenpEnson
Hexpenson
Vicx Purswent Aasierant Cagnier
Ebleo
THE
Eureka Brewery
Eureka’s
Paul Yost
Main & Clark Streets
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Tomnaon
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