Women voters and notable anniversaries in current affairs
A survey outlines how Wyoming and other states grant women the vote, with figures on registration and roles such as jurors and officials. It also notes notable dates in U S history, public notices on prohibition and debates in Congress, and a preview of entertainment and civic events including Waterloo centenary plans and a national flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat
United States
Wyoming
Yromen
Washington
Buffrage
Utah
Colorado
Idaho
California
United States Congress
John Ericsson
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States
Congress
Richmond
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
United States Senate
District of Columbia
John Godfrey Saxe
Waterloo
United Effort of Town Societies Would Boost Local Trade
An editorial argues that a town bylaw or board of trade like those in larger cities can be replicated in Simla and similar communities. Regular meetings and active committees can unite merchants, professionals, schools and social groups to improve roads, cleanliness, housing, streetscapes and general town progress, attracting new industries and widening trade. Public spirit, not materials, builds cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Trade
Simla
Thames
Board of Trade
Patronize Home Industries For Community Welfare
A plea urges residents to spend at local stores to boost town prosperity. It argues that buying locally supports neighbors, sustains employment, and strengthens community loyalty, warning against patronizing outsiders and distant firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lozne
Dil Leshidy
Friend
Eity
Howe
Lmry
The Quiet Harvest By the Mall Gazette
An earnest soul in quietness outlasts pomp and pageant as the street music fades and a luster disc vanishes into memory. The poem reflects on strength found in earnest work and character that grows in time beyond decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Ai Mall Gazette
A Schoolgirl's Ribbon Case Craft Project
A schoolgirl hair ribbon case is described as two cardboard strips eighteen inches long and six inches wide. It is covered with cotton wadding, sprinkled with a sachet, and wrapped in flowered silk. Ribbons edge the strips to form a linen, with ribbons attached so the case can be tied closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkles
Jay
Inducement to Behave Mintater Dinner Visit
A fragment from the Louis Post Pispate notes a dinner visit by Mintater and a quip about a Nitheelilidran remark. The text hints at family discipline with a punchline about “pa” threatening to knock their blocks off if misbehaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Losses in Stored Corn and Greenhouse Pests
Timely agricultural note outlines that tarnish plant bugs, especially Lygus pratensis, damage tender greenhouse plants by piercing stems and sucking sap. A. Lovett of Oregon Agricultural College presents remedies, noting arsenicals ineffective as bugs feed on plant juices rather than eating solids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. Lovett
Alfalfa Wisdom and Shrinkage in Storage Reported
The article discusses alfalfa preservation challenges and storage shrinkage, noting ground must stay weed free and forage must be properly stored. It mentions government interest, inspectors, and observations from 24 to several dates, with references to orchards and agricultural practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barat Press
Greenhouse Skipper Control Tips From Historic Advice
An old growing guide advises on early pest control in greenhouses. It recommends kerosene emulsion as a standard spray to target larvae and eggs, and discusses using sticky paper traps, plant hygiene, and clearing debris. It also mentions wood ash usefulness and fungicidal washes for tree foliage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polis
Jared Andy
Spelag
Sweet Clover For Stock Feeds Across Livestock Types
Farmers report sweet clover as a versatile fodder for sheep and cattle, noting good acceptance by sheep both green and cured. Trials suggest sheep thrive on a clover diet with minimal additional fodder, while pigs and other stock may benefit from including clover with grain. Planting in cold weather aids establishment, and growers should expect improved stock condition and market readiness when butchered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovktiin
Marmer
For a Split Spade and the Bladed Work
A fragmented narration describes a spade and its blade work. The text references tool maintenance, grinding, and a workshop setting with odd spellings and unclear actions. It mentions a wheel for grindstone and a woodworking context implying crafting or repairing a spade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davon
Alco
A Mysterious Tale From a Fragmented Page
A fragmented OCR passage threads a complex village tale with characters named in a stylized older voice. The narrative follows families and lovers, a father figure, a secret, a journey, and a funeral, hinting at tragedy and reconciliation within a close community.
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Survey of the World
England
Ireland
France
Toledo
Atlantic City
N. J
Eugene W. Chasin
Wath
Territory
Frank Chirk
Florida
I. Wt. Bathrick
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Miorida Everglades
Fed
Conmites
Baron de Hensel
Constructusalaya
Francenoit
Ace
Boal
Gyo
New Mexico
George Currylis
Bayou Sara
Xew M Uo
Tutte
Imt
Curry Tut
Philippines
Ituio
I. Y P. Ripley
Santa Me Railway Company
Society of American Morists
mMitional Hower Show
Wosed & Sontmet Wid
New York
Milady
Paradise
London
Lesa
Frank Clark
Florida Everglades
Phuto
American Press Association
George Curry
Jan
Selb
Tata Prude
Taney
RoMiet
Oregon Agricultural College
William H. Jennings
Suauee Dia Slomak
Alvermvidey
Pete Akkerd
Paneth Dweetal
Gil Leeds
Bern
Alby MiRter
Mayene Merl
Jalal Prospectors
Coloyade
Merkle
Buell
Dave
Ste
Melydie
Lena Stan
Teele
Evel
Lange Maliberse
Tun
Adar
Alt Amin
Marly
Henry
Sibert
Bhiel
Mdieu
Mront Ghey
Veteluy
Duncon
Doncon
Tan
Dencan
Dermon
Doling
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