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Newspaper
Filer Record
Location
Filer, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
7
A fragmentary piece likens poetry to echoes, shadows, and moon slivers, weaving images of dust, blood, love, death, and ambiguous design. It blends surreal lines about foxed alphabets, hidden keys, and mystic mathematics with scattered references to nature, objects, and a Carl Sandburg mention in Atlantic Monthly.
A compact catalog of horticultural trivia notes many facts about crops. It lists cabbage varieties, notes Southern California's 87 percent share of lima beans, and recalls origins and long cultivation periods for cabbage onion and eggplant. It mentions potato dominance as a staple and identifies beets as highly nutritious. It also notes asparagus as native to southern Europe and other crops origins across the world.
A collage of short dispatches: guilty plea in Wesh shows life term. Moose Wyoming postmaster named Willium J. Grast. Evanston forms Twilight league to nurture talent. Santa Rosa mob threatens rank Fink Fancher in jail. Portland fire injures three in incendiary blaze. Prescott attorney O Norton kills Garland Smith in Norton’s office. Various notes from Denver to Seattle cover strikes, rail disruptions, stock movement, and curious incidents.
An agronomic note by George Stewart of the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station outlines practical measures to reduce waste in alfalfa cutting. It covers field preparation, mower and trail board condition, back swath handling, water management, and hooves and equipment impacts, emphasizing planning to save time and prevent damage. It also includes a brief history note on the Baldwin Apple cultivar tracing its origins in Massachusetts to 1740 and early propagation efforts.
Zoology professor J. M. Hawley warns grasshoppers may be abundant as overwintering eyes survive. Suggests arranging poison belts, consulting neighbors and county agents, and checking material availability amid possible shortages due to cotton boll weevil control. Notes salt, arsenite and arsenate mixtures tested with bran, sharing specific formulae and preparation details.
Nature magazine notes the mighty shift of Nighthawks and whippeerwilis at night, with swifts and swallows taking over at dawn. These birds scoop up vast insect numbers, including six hundred found in the stomach of a single Arkansas nighthawk.
The article promotes finding new uses for Grape-Nuts beyond breakfast cereals. It invites women nationwide to submit over 101 new recipes, offering 50 dollars each, aiming to compile them into an illustrated cook book and encouraging broader home cooking innovations.
The notice outlines rules for buying Grape-Nuts recipes and for awards, naming parties such as Henechoosing and Towai and referencing dates and procedures. It discusses amendments, eligibility, and compliance with court directives, indicating a formal process overseen by a cereal company and associated individuals.
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