Physical Exercise Aids Convalescents At York City Hospitals
A report praises a program of physical exercise for convalescents at York City hospitals. Under Dr Frederic Brust and the Burke Foundation, patients engage in supervised activities including walking, golf, dancing, and theatricals to restore strength, posture, and social engagement. Younger patients under cardiace supervision are carefully guided as strength returns.
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Frederic Brust
York
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Tle Janeing
Attempt to Burn Out Snake Sparks Big Loss
A farmer from Augusta Kentucky tried to smoke out a seven foot snake by burning a stump. Fire spread to nearby hay and barn and threatened a broader blaze. Firefighters and a rain shower helped stop the flames before broader damage occurred.
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Snake
Big Lose
Is Dan
W. H. Winter
Augusta
Are Department
Amid Dance Event, Small Heart Issues Reported
The report notes roughly twenty calypses or partial saints among thousands of dancers with about half in combats beyond. Some heart patients report increased pain the day after but no net decompensation. Pulse rates rise moderately and many express a sense of benefit from the exercise.
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Cornfries
Hans
New Cities of Ancient Maya Unearthed by Carnegie Expedition
Washington researchers report a 1921 Carnegie expedition to northern Peten Guatemala and Yucatan, led by Dr. Sylvanus Morley, uncovering Maya centers around Tayasal and Itza. The fieldwork mapped principal plazas, cleared structures, and studied Maya language, while detailing the lofty grandeur of Maya cities and their collapse after Spanish conquest.
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Washington
Waetington
B. Quite
Wilkin Gates
Torthern Peten
Doctor Morey
Taynsal
Itza
Doctor Morley
Beld Seggin
I War
Doctor Guthe
Tayugal
Hit City
Yucatan
Gulf of Mexico
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Caribbean Sea
Santa Maria
Cella
Algerten
Miya
Mexica
Central America
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New World
Puente
Peanclkco de Manitego
Tagulficent
Unclear Caption Describes Hatchery Incident in Paducah
A damaged Paducah report notes fourteen chicks overheated at a market house, likely after sale of fresh eggs. The text references heat and improvised care, with the owner named Boldham mentioned in relation to egg value.
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Paducah Ky
Nickal Shing Back In Boaten Bogton The
Irregular fragmentary text references a north end group invading a district and clashing with competitors. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but hint at a contested event or incident involving local youths and a disrupted venue or competition.
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Nickal ‘Shing
Boaten
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North End
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Boothiacks
Snfee
Improved Grate Urgently Needs Better Crate Construction
A United States Department of Agriculture report highlights crate and nail quality as key to strong packaging for fruits and vegetables. Growers shippers must ensure crates are sturdy, properly nailed, and free from defects to prevent damage and meet shipping needs from farm to retailer. Cooperation between manufacturers and growers improves crate integrity and protects the market value of produce.
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United States Department of Agricultura
Bireau
United States Department of Agriculture
Tessen
Ile Malls
Suna Celery
Erste
Purchitder
Prutea
Bantams Interest Children In Family Poultry
Kantuma notes bantams captivate children though not lucrative in dollars. Many families keep a few birds to entertain and teach, using them to nurture young minds and keep poultry away from mischief while learning care and responsibility.
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Doltara
Centa
Guinea Fowls as Game Substitute in U.S. Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture notes guinea fowl are gaining favor as a substitute for game birds. Domesticated varieties like the White and Lavender are common, require ample range for best results, and show potential for profitability, though care with male birds and colony conditions is advised.
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United Stats
Agricultura
Heroault
United States
Domestic fowl brood and egg laying habits described
The passage explains poultry care including nest setup, egg production ranges from 20 to 60 eggs, and continued laying through summer. It notes removal of eggs from nests, use of ordinary hens for roosting, and mentions breeds like gilt hens and turkey hens for specific tasks. It references weights and seasonal behavior of chickens and goats in a historical farming context.
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Oman
Grass Season Shorter Than Usual Says Farmer
Reading from scattered notes, a farmer notes a shortened grass season with pastures drying early and cattle feeding patterns shifting. He cites northern hay supply constraints and anticipates earlier silo work as frost approaches.
Cheap Nests for Chickens and Benefits for Poultry
An item describes innovative nest design ideas for chickens. It notes how the inverted or multi-section nests improve egg handling, reduce breakage, and help hens lay with less disturbance. The piece mentions the United States Department of Agriculture as context for poultry husbandry. It stresses practical construction tips and practical outcomes for poultry farmers and hobbyists.
Farming for Living Urged by Market Observers
A garbled note urges farmers to grow crops for personal feeding and market demands. It emphasizes observing market needs and producing what can be sold, aiming to reduce strain and ensure food for sale rather than waste.
Paints Injure Wood Silos In Early Experiments
A garbled report describes paints damaging wood silos during experiments. It notes that coatings may protect wood in some cases but injure large piles of wood and affect breadth of exposure. The text mentions farmers and unknown individuals in a uncertain setting.
Minister Discusses Wife Troubles in Tennessee Sermon
Rev A H Sykes former pastor at Walking Park, Nashville Tennessee, speaks of his wife’s delicate health. He describes a nervous breakdown and stomach trouble lasting ten months, notes his wife improved after taking a medicine advertised, and urges readers to seek relief.
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A. H. Sykes
Prexpyterlin
Ebiirelly Naahville
Vonn
Ma Sykes
Frayed Romance Delivers Harsh Truths at Home
In a heated exchange, a wife demands constant flowers and compliments, lamenting neglect. He retorts that she once cared little for grand gestures, leaving both with tears and a sting of missed affection. The scene ends with his claim that her prior affection wasn’t for the grand towers or displays.
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Anid
Important to all Women Readers of this Paper
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without realizing it. This ad touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy to restore kidney health, claiming relief from back pain headaches nervousness and despondency. A sample bottle offer requires a ten cent postage to Dr Kilmer Co. Newsday
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Kitmer
Wilmer
Yywran Pulrohnae
Aspirin Bayer on Genuine Packaging Ad
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatic pain and more. It mentions twelve tablet packs priced as “few cents” and notes larger packages and the Mayer manufacture.
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Phyalowir
Bayer
Mayer Manufacture
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