The Duc de Tremont and Pitchoune in Algiers
In Algiers Sabron reunites with his terrier Pitchoune, now named by the dog’s loyalty and bond. The scene follows Pitchoune’s rescue and reunion with Sabron before he departs again, while a new soot gauge measures city smoke for Civic claims and steel industry.
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Julia
Duc de Tremont
Gabron
Johia
Drunet
Piteboune
Atitt & Welling
Branet
Rédmond
Sabron Babron
Brunet
Toms
Birmingham
Manchester
Pittsburgh
Literary Digest
The Boy Who Dreams and the Imaginative Farmer
A short item from the Emporia Gazette extols imagination for farmers describing dreamers as essential to transforming old land over ten years, contrasting with clerical service. It notes the value of intelligent effort and future prospects for a farm. The piece includes a separate tip on removing paint from clothing using equal parts ammonia and turpentine, followed by a washing method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Gazette
New Theory Critiques Accepted Flaws in Bujiets and Mood Study
A provocative piece by Prook Starkey of Philadelphia questions long held medical beliefs on shock and mood. It argues electronic vibration concepts shape bodily manifestations, cites war anecdotes, and echoes Nietzsche urging bold, combative living as a counterpoint to rational restraint.
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Tr Prook Starkey
Philadelphia
Care of the Ferns by L M Bennington
Instruction on propagating ferns by division rhizomes bulblets and spores. Advises seed-pan setup with drainage, broken crockery, half decayed sod leaf mold and sand, scattering spores, glazing with a pane, water via standing pan, and bright indirect light to mimic shade.
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Sy L. M. Bennington
Making and maintaining a lawn roller for a smooth lawn
Instructions describe building a lawn roller from cement and gas pipe with a 20 by 14 inch size. It covers form materials, wood slats or galvanized iron, axle frame, and assembling tips to achieve a perfectly smooth soil surface over several years with proper rolling. It also advises a tobacco-based method to deal with plant lice, using a shallow box, tobacco stems, boiling water, and a 24 hour treatment.
Hotbed for Early Flowers Extends Season For Tender Annuals
A hotbed built like a cold frame uses a three foot deep excavation filled with fermented stable manure. When soil reaches 90 degrees it is covered with rich soil, banked on the outside, and in sun the bed sustains air temperatures from 70 to 80 degrees, 55 to 60 otherwise, enabling early transplanting in May.
Fighting the Flower Bugs in Houseplants
If plant leaves curl, inspect for insects. Red spider infestations require clear water spray, tobacco fumigation, or soap suds. White worms demand soil drying or hot water, limewater saturation, or strong black pepper tea. For ferns, apply tree oil soap suds, fully covering the plant. Caution advised to avoid plant injury.
Hints on summer pruning and bed preparation for bulbs and perennials
The article advises summer pruning for shrubs like lilac and roses to promote new growth and a second bloom on wistaria. It notes tip pinching on new shoots, avoids manure near bulbs, and describes a bulb bed preparation method with layered soil, manure, sand, and spacing to ensure a robust spring display.
Spelling His Name Court Contempt Outburst
A courtroom scene shows a witness asked to spell his name Ottswell Wood. The clerk orders a restart and threatens contempt. The judge questions the spelling as the witness provides a drawn out phonetic sequence and mispronunciations.
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Egan
Ottswell Wood
Lanes
Hume Journal
Colonel's Gold Mine In Wisconsin Seed Ad And Prison Exchange
An eccentric former financier with farm and banking roles promotes a promising alfalfa gold mine in an old Wisconsin seed catalog piece. He touts nitrogen aided growth and mail catalog offers from Salter Seed Co. The excerpt ends with a warden prisoner exchange about future prospects and third party schemes.
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Eere
Fouat
Por
Soha Salzer Seed Co
la Laichooe
Vague Humorous Snippets and Ads from a Historic Page
A collage of fragmented anecdotes and ads. Includes a bald teller tale, a Birmingham bank suspension joke, a quip about vodka in Russia, warnings to mothers about Gastoria, a church sermon versus singing gag, and notices promoting Red Cross Blue products and Dr. Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops.
Indigations of an Early Spring Across Western Canada
Western Canada shows signs of an early spring with farmers preparing seeders and plows while optimistic emigration to the region grows from U S and Eastern states. Despite some crop failures in districts, high grain prices and strong export demand from allies boost expectations. land readiness and careful cultivation are urged to ensure paying crops.
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Canada
United States
Western
Europe
Dominion
Stop Rapid Growth by Pinching Plant Tips
If a giant is growing too tall and lanky nip off the tip of each branch. This checks growth, strengthens the bark, and keeps the plant compact and sturdy.
Enduring Skin Care and Odd News Snippets
A mixed page fragment advertises Cuticura skin emollients with free samples and a Boston mail offer. It includes brief quips about a wax bullet duel and a “neutrality meeting” remark from the Philadelphia Inquirer, plus assorted endnotes on products and sayings.
Doctors Live Long and Flattery Wasted in Life Observations
The piece notes doctors often neglect self care while facing dangers, citing 2205 physicians in the US last year and age data with 214 over eighty and 21 over ninety, suggesting doctors may outlive peers. It includes brief quips about talent, a magnate and a family dispute over moving plans due to neighborly comedy and a planola joke.
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United States
Fouth
Too Hard for Them Report on Russian Polish Border
A clipped remark notes the English could not claim wide success on the Russian and Polish border. The anecdote contrasts bold claims with a calm, steady man who rushes a growler yet remains unhurried, reflecting a wary tone about wartime reportage.
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Marie van van Vorst
GP Ray Walters
le Comte
de Vayron
Reine
Will
Pitehyune
Micbette
Chateau d'Euclignac
Julian Redmood
King Castle
al Beralfhe
Destruc
Joresich
Mian
Tremont
Miso Hedmond
Cate
Eguin
Pitehoune
Mina Hadmond
Pitchoune
Neabe
Hhaven
Nhe
Sabron
Marseillean
Tarascop
Old Town
Puga
Purin
Jala
Morocce
Algiers
Saa
Pitcheune
Nck
Ordyrnd
Pian
France
Chateau d'Eeclignac
Atrents
A Marter
Sabmm
Lebron
Tam
Royal Hotel
Pitchorne
Sabronne
Medics! Man
JIC
Paraguay
Firasil
Argentina
Uruguay
Tony Berore
Nino
Oy Tie Eens
Mort
Joller Ag
Oreanum
Judee
Nowledge
Bebalfotdeen
Oxsteno
Vesuvius
Friedrich Nietsche
W. Bo Douglas
Brockton
Mas
Dhassero
W. LL. A
UY G Law
W.l. Boudas
W.1
Dougi
Pearse Yea Erie
Mal
Spark St
Wisconsin
Ae Soone
Eis
Wis
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crouse
Birmingham Age-Herald
cShan Laermer
Red Cross
Dean
Charlie Knoll
Jiarry Atwood
St. Louis
New York
Fort Plain
N.Y
Atwood
Chariie Knoll
Loverybody’s
Sen
Cuticura
Dept. XY
Boston
Philadelphia Inquirer
Theally
Boston Transcript
California
Northern Pacific
Ceva Beale Og
Solama Reet
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milsurn CO
Buffalo, N
Carter
Iersiver
Zeller
Drengiis
Mullide Williams
FG CO
Cleveland
Barrers
Mets
Fikie
Thomas Wawel
Partic
PECK
Werk Medicine Co
Donesbars
Arle
W. N.U
Fort Wayne
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