Okefenokee Swamp as National Park Idea Sparks Georgia Debate
The text argues over preserving Okefenokee as a national park within the U S system. It cites Georgia interest, the Okefenokee Society led by James G Needham, and partnerships with the National Park Service and scientific groups. It notes the swamp’s size, wildlife value, and calls for securing representative areas as a reservation before presenting to the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomaibie
Okefiokee Society
National Park Association
United States Biological Survey
Americana of Natural History
National Associati of Audubon Societies
Ecological Society of America
American Game Protective
State Geological Survey of Georgia
Cornetl University
Lw Society
James G. Needham
Moenetl University
J. F. Wilson
Georgia
Okefinokee Swamp Described and Threatened by Logging
The article surveys Okefinokee Swamp in Georgia detailing its rich wildlife from black bears and panthers to the rare Ivorybill and sand hill crane, plus the diverse plant life. It warns that rapid commercial logging and turpentine operations threaten the swamp's future, with plans for drainage to convert land for agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Harper
United States Biological Survey
Okefinokee Swamp
Alleni
Georgia
Okefinokee
Florida
Okefinokee Islands
Waycross
Billy's Island
Billy's
Floyd's Islands
Tethuber
Honey Island
Milne'’s Lake
Bay
Billy's Islant
Floyd's Island
State of Georgia
Heroine of Zaragoza Heroic Agostina Aragon in Siege Tale
A historical sketch honors Agostina Aragon, twenty one, who helped defend Zaragoza during Napoleon's siege. French mortars and cannon fire devastated the city as she manned a cannon to halt the assault. Rebels, peasants, and priests fought beside the defenders until the French withdrew after Spanish triumphs in the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaragon
Agostina Aragon
Lord Byron
Agostina Duures
Napoleon
Pyrenees
Castile
Corstean
Joseph
Zaragosa
Aragon
Agostina
Advancins
Hose
Hhemse
Learning By Heart and Its Old Meaning
Fragmentary text discusses the saying learning by heart and traces it to earlier beliefs about emotions and desire. It mentions jar lids and keeping fruit fresh, with unclear garbled phrases about heart prompted actions and simple steps under running water.
Marriage Feast Scenes in Mystic Tales of the South Seas
A Frederick O'Brien account in Mystic Tales of the South Seas describes a marriage feast with Rupert Brooke, roast pig, seafood, bread-fruit leaves, and sharing songs. Guests toast with wine as poets muse on Mount Parnassus and distant pipes are imagined.
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Frederick O'Brien
South Seas
O'Brien
Rupert Brooke
Brawke
Mount
Parnassus
Linus
Peter Gnome Visits Frog World With Mother Nature
Peter Gnome meets Mother Nature and explores frog life from Bullfrog to Green Frog, hearing tales of tadpoles becoming frogs and a pond president recounting frog history. The chat covers wood frogs, spring peepers, American toads, and pond life before Peter departs after a final glimpse at a sudden catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gnome
Alwass
Peter Gneane
Vroghim
Troe
Troy
Bull Frog
Tadas
Peter Ghome
Mr Bell Kreg
Mr Bull Frog
Green Frog
Woos
Great Frog Glee Club
Where Pa Got Stuck Tommy Conun Drums Dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue features Pa and Tommy debating wordplay and confusion over phrases. The garbled lines suggest misheard or nonsensical terms and a puzzled exchange about language cues and a prior instance.
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Tommy
Not Microscopic Airs
A garbled OCR fragment describes a mother and child with uncertain dialogue about germs and play. The text references a six year old and a figure named Mut watalit, along with lines about germs and warnings from Merle. The passage is unclear and lacks coherent events or a clear人物.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabinsin
Gemma
Motler
Merle
Harness care and leather maintenance saves farms money
United States Department of Agriculture specialists urge proper care of leather goods on farms to extend harness life. Regular cleaning and oiling can keep belts and shoes from rapid deterioration, potentially saving hundreds of millions of pairs of shoes and reducing replacement costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agrichieure
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Castile
Marne
Carey
System of deferred and rotation grazing for summer pastures
The article outlines a single remedy for vast western ranges: implement a system of deferred and rotation grazing. It describes dividing ranged into separate pastures, avoiding grazing on any one area until seed native grasses mature, and allowing reseeding intervals of one to five years to maintain pasture productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Southwest
United States
Sunflower Silage Favored At Oklahoma Station
Sunflowers grown at the Oklahoma experiment station for silage over five years yield more tonnage than grain sorghums or corn. They mature earlier than droughts. This year harvest occurred late June. Steers fed sunflower silage paired with kafir silage showed similar gains to others. Seeds are grown for poultry feed but rarely marketed within the state.
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Oklahoma Experiment Station
Washed Spinach Lowers Keeps Qualities in Storage
Unwashed spinach shows minimal rot while washed spinach quickly degrades. After three days washed spinach had 24.8 percent rot and unwashed only 3.7 percent rot, indicating washing reduces shelf life.
Management of Brood Sows in Early Breeding
This article discusses brood sow management focusing on achieving good flesh condition before breeding and ensuring forage and feed quality. It mentions livestock attention, farm practices after 1920, and moisture control for crops as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhein
Libera Nathan
Sunday School Lesson by Rev Fitzwater on Paul's Council in Jerusalem
Readable excerpts cover the Antioch Gentile controversy and the Jerusalem council. It explains Peter's speech on accepting Gentiles, Paul and Barnabas recounting miracles, James' argument aligning with Amos, and the decision to abstain from idolatry and keep Jewish law minimal. The piece notes the 2nd missionary journey and emphasizes faith, grace, and divine guidance amid conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Peter
Téresalem
Moses
Bayt
Barnabas
Pant
Abra Hany
Jerusater
Paul
Byarmoathes
Jerusalem
God
Barnabs
James
Amos
Israel
Tomes
John Mark
Paul Avis
Mark
Barnabe
Sailad
Cyprus
Theospel
Timothy
Ernet
Messin
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OAT Tin Park
Omer Acnter
Kefindker National Park
United States National Park System
Congress
Fle Okefindkee
National Park
State of
Natioon Park
Grand Canyon
Hocky Mountain
Yellowstone
Moxa Verde
Crater Lake
Crater
Lafayette
Ameri
Mount Rainier
Sequeia
Redwoods National Park
California
Missingippi Valley National Park
Mammoth Cave Neticon Park
Kentucky
Dunes National Park
Indiana
Okeflo- Rie
Franklig K. Lane
Interhart
Everglades
Okefvokee
Nothae
Orefindee Sweyp
Tfe
MR. Bull Frog
Ricks Owl
Oklahoma Star
Stevty
Heestock
P. B. Fitzwater
D. Acher
Coleago
Crist Weghall
Halpern
Asia Minor
Gort
Hezekiah
Judah
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