Brotex plant hailed to revolutionize British agriculture
A British gardener reports a new plant named brotex that could supply raw material for textiles wood pulp and cattle feed. Tested successfully at a paper mill the biennial plant grows six feet high and yields fiber first year and seeds second year. Time will tell if it can be grown widely.
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Long Time Till Next Christmas Says Children
The children insist the wait for Christmas remains far away and describe the passage of time as many years. They express anticipation and imagination about holidays and gifts to come.
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Poverty at Christmas Time
A child questions their family's poverty a few nights before Christmas. The mother reassures while reflecting on their limited means and the wish for toys. The fragment captures a quiet, intimate baring of hardship during the holiday season.
Not the Longest Stocking Holds Best Christmas Rift
A short proverb-like line contrasts length with quality, noting that the value of a Christmas gift or dispute does not depend on size. It implies wit or cleverness matters more than sheer length.
The Child in a Christian World Christmas Lesson
Lesson for December 22 presents Matthew 18 1 6 Mark 10 13 16 and Luke 2 1 20 as the child centered story of Jesus birth and kingdom entry. It stresses childlike humility as greatest in heaven the blessing of children and the shepherds witness to the newborn Savior with gospel proclamation.
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Earth rebuke to atheism in Bacon quote excerpt
A short excerpt presents Francis Bacon arguing that God’s ordinary works reveal truth and that philosophy may tempt minds to atheism, but deep philosophy leads minds toward religion. The fragment reflects a debate on faith and reason.
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Quote on good breeding and human flaws
A quoted reflection notes that human nature has few defects but polite news and good breeding can veil them. The author cites Stanislaus and argues social polish masks flaws in character.
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Arizona Farms and Roads Seen in Late 1929 Report
Eleven thousand five hundred acres of lettuce will be harvested in Arizona this season. Road work includes a 22.5 mile stretch on Holbrook-Lupton highway from Sanders to New Mexico at a cost of 174003 dollars.
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Reached the Limit in Panning of Boy Friend
Two Brooklyn girls discuss a youth and mock his humor in a brief overheard exchange. Each girl tries to outdo the other in panning him, noting his stale wisecracks and loud laughter as a source of annoyance. The conversation ends with no comeback and a shift in topic.
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Water wheel in Ontario powered mill for 115 years
An old wooden water wheel in Greenville Ontario kept the paper mill running for 115 years before its axle collapsed. Workmen repairing it found the wheel had operated that long, per Popular Science Monthly.
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Red Cross Ball Blue Ad for Household Use
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for all household tasks from towels and table linens to sheets and pillowcases, claiming versatile stain removal and brightening power across the kitchen and bedroom.
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Early Adoption of Woman Suffrage States
Fifteen states had adopted woman suffrage before the nineteenth amendment. Wyoming led, granting suffrage in 1869 while still a territory.
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