Pine River cabin visit reveals frontier hopes and money
Hazel and Bill Marsh travel from Wisconsin to Pine River country with their family in a log cabin setting. They encounter homesteaders, discuss funds, property, and future plans while navigating social expectations in Granville and Pine River, aiming for stability and a better home.
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Ty Moadow
Bill
Venice
Omartienivis
Dias
Mazel Mu
Tauern
Hazel
Lawer
Wisconsin
Amit van Muy
Gretchen
Finzel
Lietie
Granvittle
Hasan
Granville Tattle
Pantit
Barerow
N& BI Sianglly
Kinty Brooks
Granville
Hagel
Conversation Fragments in a Dated Public Theatrical Scene
A disjointed dialogue scene unfolds with characters Libty-bey Bazil and Joie Loner amid theatrical talk and restless plans. The passage hints at social pretensions and a desire to escape, set within a tense, confessional mood.
Popularity of Blue Grass in early Indiana Kentucky ties
A historical note explains how Kentucky soldiers brought blue grass seed from Tippecanoe era Indians and misidentified it as a superior forage. the piece traces its spread and Kentucky’s classification as a Southern state, then details Indiana’s early county setup and boundary changes from 13 to 92 counties.
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Kentucky
Tippecance
de Mares
Leverne Sys
Tippecanvue
Solieys
Indiana
Tippecanoe
Ticky
Ohio River
Obio
Olie
Mlinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Alabama
Wayne
Franklin
Dearborn
Switzerland
Jefferson, Clark
Washington
Harrison
Knox
Gibson
Posey
Wariick
Perry
Old World Craft Shortfalls and War Era News
A collage of wartime notes covers shoddy clothing for British soldiers, dental care gains in the army, and evolving medical and logistical practices. It cites reforms from better civilian suits for veterans to dental posts in France and the impact of oral health on soldier endurance. Also notes on aerial torpedoes and exaggerated claims about German innovations, with a closing quip on European factory output of artificial sheaths.
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Tommy
Mons
War Office
Brussels
France
Spraying outfits for small orchards in early agricultural guides
The article outlines various small scale spray devices for orchards and gardens, including hand atomizers, bucket pumps, pulp sprayers, compressed air pumps, barrel pumps, and double action hand pumps. It notes materials, agitation features, and setup ideas for effective spraying with limited professional equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Plains
Tobacco Sick Disease Reduces Connecticut Tobacco Decay
United States Department of Agriculture specialists report tobacco sickness in Connecticut valley soils causes heavy losses, especially with shade-grown scrapper leaf. Resistant varieties, crop rotation, and controlled fertilization can reduce damage. Careful handling and pre cooling of lettuce and celery before shipping also cut losses during transit.
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United States
Connecticut
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Wisconsin
Kentucky
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Gulf States
Deeny
Usu
Important Work in Garden Brightens Mind and Body
The article extols gardening as vital and rewarding work. It emphasizes tending mellow soil planting seeds and nurturing plants to gain vigor and inspiration, describing garden labor as essential and fruitful for personal growth.
Storage of sweet potatoes saves millions in losses
Agricultural specialists were placed in major production regions to reduce storage losses of sweet potatoes. Their efforts last year are estimated to have saved about $3,000,001 in losses.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of Augricuture
Clean Quarters for Fowls and Egg Production
The article discusses the impact of clean housing on egg quality, warns that unsanitary surroundings and odors contaminate eggs, and advises on securing stock of guineas by hatching eggs under a reliable hen. It notes incubation in 2 to 7 days and cautions against crowding breeding fowls while recommending ration adjustments including sulfa and meat for improved egg production.
Orchard Profits Seen With Berry Paren Supplement
The orchard should be profitable as a side fit for the home to supply the family, supplemented by berry plants. Berries are our choice for profit and the orchard cannot be complete without berries.
Swine Profits and Orchard Lighting Advice
Light on apples matters for flavor and color in fruit. Better orchard spacing may improve light access and crop between roots. Swine are highly profitable. they require less feed than cows and are easier to raise. Guinea fowl mate in spring with a small flock. Ten to twelve bushels of corn can fatten a 160 to 150 pound hog.
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Mit
Wirskins
Hansel
Gwen Beret
Helin
Tvebwheel
ToVie
Taneene
Mike
Bill Thiele
Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy helps Newark woman
A Newark woman says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her nervous breakdown after two years of illness and doctor care. She reports daily aches ceased and she could resume normal work, endorsing the product and urging publication of her testimonial.
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N. J
Lydia E. Ie
14Th St
Newark
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Lelly
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Tippecanos
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