Panama World Expo to Employ Thousands in San Francisco
A major world exposition to be built at Barbier View and Golden Gate Park will connect by a marine boulevard across the Presidio. Opening events include a composite fleet parade in San Francisco harbor, followed by international yacht and motorboat races, aviation meets, and major military maneuvers.
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Panama
San Francisco
Barbor View
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate Park
Pacific Ocean
United States
Presidio
America
Eat With Your Fingers Doctors Say For Indigestion
London doctors suggest eating with fingers as best cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. A Harley Street specialist and family doctor back the idea, arguing casual, animal-like eating aids digestion and may improve appetite, especially in children who prefer finger-held meals.
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London
Gure
Harley Street
Camnalelphia Times
Shamrock Story: Patrick Uses Triple Leaf to Convert King
In Tara, St Patrick faced a hard audience as he explained the Trinity. He plucked a shamrock with a triple leaf, using it to illustrate Christian doctrine to the king and chiefs. The monarch and court accepted Christianity, and the shamrock remains a uniquely Irish plant found nowhere nearby.
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St. Patrick
Tara
Ireland
Scothand
England
Home Trade Advice and Local Commerce Dangers
A town risks decline when residents rely on mail order giants instead of buying local. Consumers who spend locally support town business, while shopping from distant sources weakens the community and its shops. The piece urges residents to patronize home industries to keep the town alive.
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Hfe
Trade by Advertising Urges Local Merchants to Advertise
The Buckeye Informer argues merchants in towns and small cities should advertise to compete with mail order houses. It notes local merchants know customers, can show goods before purchase, and may offer lower or similar prices. Publishers should educate merchants about advertising or risk losing business to more enterprising competitors.
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Iim
Moye
Why Dabow & Brown Fail to Please Town
A fragment from the morning beat notes a dispute about Dabow and Brown and their storeyainting choices. The piece mentions pride in the town and an order mailed to a city plate, suggesting tension over local work and reception. The exact meanings are unclear due to garbled text.
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Dabow & Brown
Bias Bieaighiway
Bap, Jr
Wisconsin No. 7 corn improvement at UW College of Agriculture
The agronomy department at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture presents Wisconsin No. 7 corn, Silver Wing, grown on a 101 bushels per acre plot in 1941. The display contrasts pure bred corn with common Wisconsin varieties and notes six years of breeding work yielding higher yields, with Wisconsin No. 7 averaging about 41 bushels per acre, twelve more than competing varieties.
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Agronomy Department
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Fuverensot SA
Seed Quality Drives Big Corn Yields, Says Professor West Jardine
A Kansas agricultural briefing notes that selecting good seed corn from well-prepared soil greatly impacts yields. Homegrown varieties outyielded outside seed sources, averaging 14 finishers to the acre, with wet, favorable weather boosting results.
The Enmity Between General and Country Love
A Civil War era narrator recalls a forbidden romance with a penniless country girl. Anxious uncle, battlefields, and a dramatic confrontation end in a duel of wills as the general confronts love, wealth, and loyalty. The tale blends war duty with personal risk and a decisive, violent clash.
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Blo
Aga
Gener
Wuche
Gil
Nulie
Murely
Chid
Aki
Udu
Llid
Win Tefanaty
Conti
Ibn
Walt
Milla
Notable Canal Passage Figures and U.S. Zone Details
A brief item outlines canal passage through locks and hours in the Panama Canal Zone. It notes area estimates, U S ownership, numbers of fortifications and personnel, including Allied and American forces, with figures around 30,000 to 1,000 in related contexts. The fragment references bonds or costs in the RB75,000,000 range and a labeled item 1 Ad.
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Pananta Canal
Locke
Urad
Calunl
United Btates
Poultry Breeding Tips For Cold Weather Profit
A Kansas Speer article advises poultry keepers to provide grit boxes and dust baths, use bone cutters to boost dock earnings, and avoid forcing breeders as it may injure eggs. It recommends gradual hen laying, air over manure, and using sifted litter to reduce dampness, noting breeding stock is cheaper now than in spring and suggests feeding scraps to hens to maintain egg yield in cold weather.
Lazy Acres Farm Improvements Boosted by Soil Reclaiming
In a National Stockman and Farmer excerpt a farmer describes reclaiming waste land by removing a stone pile, draining a drift, and clearing rushes to grow yellow locust and timber. The effort turns barren plots into productive ground, reducing pests and increasing rent potential.
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Ile
National Stockman
Save Trips to Town
fragmented OCR note discusses traveling to town on a farm. It mentions keeping small tools, shops, and repair items, with a focus on efficiency and timing during busy times.
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