United States and Germany in political and social shifts
Survey of world news notes U S commerce labor reports praise foreign pawnshops, Germany's Reichstag balance shifts with National Liberals. March anniversaries mark presidents and leaders. Municipal washhouses gain support in Los Angeles. Farm statistics show farm values up and labor costs rising. Mothers Congress promotes child welfare and longer school terms. Canal prospects lure maritime nations as ports of call expand. Taft urged to invite commerce nations to Boston congress. new ambassador to Brazil named.
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United States Department of Commerce and Labor
Germany
Holland
France
Amsterdam
Bank van
Washington
THE
Mothers? Congress
National Mothers’ Congress
Dallas
Tex
Congress
United States
Philadelphia
Canal
State Department
Panama Canal
Wid
Julius D. Dreher
Port Antonio
West Indies
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Pasama Canal
Dreher
West Indian
New York
American Pacific
Business Congress
Taft
Boston
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Home products deserve your first consideration
A town can build its economy by buying locally produced goods from neighbors. The article lists numerous items made at home and urges residents to learn what is manufactured locally, as home products often offer better value and support community growth. Printing and bindings, windmills, and other crafts illustrate the potential. Local producers should educate residents about available goods to boost the town economy.
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Bedshire
Vesna
Iim
A Successful Wife and Domestic Etiquette
A Philadelphia Press quotation outlines the ideal wife temper and disposition. It emphasizes cheerfulness, patience, tact, and willingness to engage in politics to understand her husband, with a calm ability to comfort and endure his gruff temper.
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Philadelphia Press
Noted Poets Poverty Among Great Names
The piece recalls poets like Goldsmith Coleridge and Dryden enduring extreme poverty. Johnson walked London streets at night for lack of a bed while Goldsmith pawned bedclothes and Coleridge faced destitution despite fame. It notes hardship endured during literary beginnings and cites Crawford on many failing to succeed.
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Goldsmith
Coleridge
Dryden
Dr. Johnson
London
Coleridze
BBC
Naser
Pontus
Iltarature
Mr. Crawford
The Weekly Farm Budget on Dry Farming Methods
The editor discusses dry farming principles, arguing they are basic agricultural methods applicable nationwide. Dr Hayes and Chet Pvinche Chit are cited as endorsing practical steps and the broader link between dry farming and sound cultivation.
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Hayes
Kanai Maren
Dry Farming For National Welfare And Agronomy
Liberty H. Bailey argues in the Dry Farming Bulletin that dry farming benefits extend beyond arid Western regions to the entire country. He stresses water conservation, year round moisture, and crop resilience, noting that disciplined husbandry can turn dry spells into workable conditions and reduce soil erosion from run off.
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Liberty H. Bailey
Dry Farming
Tan
Lilly
Silo investment urged by Breeder's Gazette for farmers
The Breeder's Gazette says farmers can better afford silos than skip them, even with borrowed funds. Silos act as insurance against drought, improve forage value, conserve whole corn plants, and stabilize hay and grain supplies when prices are favorable. They are not minor conveniences but essential under adverse conditions.
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Tve
Silus
After the Rabbit Festive Rabbt and the Leading Role
The text discusses a whimsical idea of a rabbit taking a lead role in a tale or play. It suggests the rabbit may be aided by a permissive shotgun or a trap, and notes restrictions on paying for a new wet trap. A band of quarter inch wire netting surrounds the trunk with a pure girot action extended beyond its revel.
Value of Mixed Crops in New York Experiment
The Cornell experiment notes timothy with red clover increases protein content versus timothy grown alone. Mixed oats and peas yield significantly higher than oats alone, with pounds per acre cited.
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Cornell
New York
The Curing of Alfalfa by Farmers in Early Season
A correspondent explains methods to save the first alfalfa hay crop near the Mississippi River. Farmers typically cut in May or early June. curing in a shed or barn aids preservation but risks mold if weather stays wet. Weighted capes or covers may protect the hay. repeated movement can prevent spoilage but may damage the crop if done too late.
Thoughts for Farmers and Hints on Cattle Care
Fragmented text offers obscure farmer guidance on horses, cattle, gardens and crops. It mentions plotting feeding, root crops, and stable practices, with scattered references to hedges, fortifications, and the care of livestock. The readable parts suggest agricultural tips and seasonal notes from a historical period.
Untitled fragment on farm mindnails and tourism
Fragmentary text discusses farm minds and tourism with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Cel Meg and SU Suk, hints at future actions, and references a tourist context alongside uneven, unclear details. The passage remains difficult to interpret.
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Aenaeller
Yorkshire Girls Dangerfield Sheep Case Ends In Wedding
In Edward IV era England a Yorkshire girl Marjory defies rival Tom Ticketts who seeks marriage via pressure. After he accuses her bridegroom Robert Dangerfield of sheep theft, she appeals lawyer Edmon Llockstun. The court saves Dangerfield by marrying him to Marjory, then condemns Ticketts. The crowd watches the wedding as a final unusual justice.
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Edward IV
England
Yorkshire
Stobert Dangerfeld
Bun
Rober Danprerilald
Dave
Matherty den
Om Ticketts
Turmor
Phen
MurjJury
Dangerfield
Tio Hs
Prinan
Marre
Maljory
Weketts
Ernest
Tom Teekutts
Alo
Taam
Robert Dangerfield
Robert
Tom
Lin
Marlory
Tiler Loyer Buda
Tad
Mae
Tialeed
Marjory
Muirry Tilia
Hale Brenden
Wavlay
Nineli
Atelui de Stieg
Hlevkatin
Glyan
Prout
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John Lorimer Worden
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Alaska
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Jozeph H. Johnston
Los Angeles
Joe Addams
Chicago
Misa Addams
Edwin Vernon Morgan
Brazil
Portugal
Irving B. Dudley
Rio de Janeiro
Morgan
Aurora
Harvard
University of Berlin
Adelbert College
Cleveland
United States Commission
St. Petersburg
Ernat Basserman
New
Reichstag
Purdy
Edwin V. Morgan
American Diplomatiat
Braall
Andy
Venern
Goa
J. Murray Read
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