News Review of Current Events previewed by Pickard and Smith
Edward W. Pickard and Al Smith face a crowded review of political maneuvers as Hoover and Smith draw fire from drys and prohibitionists. The piece notes renewed nominations in Missouri and Illinois, columnists' warnings on liquor policy, and European unrest shaping the 1924 race. Concerns over British Kellogg pact signing and Croatian politics frame a global backdrop for U.S. voters.
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Coming State Fair promises record attendance and events
Iowa's 1928 State Fair opens August 23 at Des Moines with plans for the largest agri tent exposition yet. A flying aircraft show, parachute jumps, lectures, and a full military display accompany exhibits by leading educators and entertainment from noted performers.
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Agricultural Notes on Garden Practices and Hog Farm Health
Agricultural notes advise regular clipping to improve inn gull, promote moisture in gardens, and cultivate popular vegetables like papiragua. warns late planting may delay harvest but spring shows reward. Emphasizes weed control, moisture protection in winter, shade planting for healthier crops, and the need for clean receptacles to prevent pest issues.
Barberry Bush Stem Rust Threat Revealed
The document discusses stem rust spores in barberry bushes and the threat to crops. It notes US Department of Agriculture investigations, field observations, and the potential for widespread infection across farmland.
Improved Uniform International Sunday School Lesson
The text presents an August 19 lesson outline from the Improved Uniform International program. It covers Acts 15 to 18 and includes discussions on Paul’s journeys, splits with Mark, Timothy’s conversion and circumcision, and the spread of the gospel from Asia Minor to Europe. Key figures include Paul, Timothy, and Lydia, with notes on their roles and the broader missionary effort.
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Lincoln, Emancipation, and the Nation's Burden
A fragmented reminiscence mentions Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era as a personal struggle. The garbled text evokes a sense of duty and resilience amid national upheaval, reflecting historical weight and moral choices bearing on leadership and freedom.
Fragmented Readable Snippet Into A Militant Training Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions militant training and health, with unclear phrasing about avoiding errors and a potential name-like term Apo Dyan. The legible bits hint at a cautionary or instructional line but lack coherent meaning or context.
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