World News Survey Highlights Oct 1 1909 Events
National conservation congress at Indianapolis opens. American exposition ship sails on a Latin American cruise. Arkan gad damaged during trial near Africa and then delivered after repairs. Panama's Dr Bellsarin Porrat sworn in as president. New York state Democratic convention staged in Syracuse.
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Natonal Conservation Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
Arkangad
Bellsarin Porrat
Panama
New York
Syracuse
New York City
Harrisware
Vermont
Independence League
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Chicago
Naval Review
Manila Bay
University of Chicako
National Spiritualists’ Association
Dallas
Tex
British House of Commons
Home Rule
Ireland
Church In Wales
Washington
Supreme Masonic Circles of the World
Detroit
Mich
International Brotherhona
Todianapolis
Home Trade Drives Town Growth Says Local Advocate
The piece argues home trade is the life of a town and urges residents to spend locally rather than at mail order houses. It warns that neglecting home merchants harms the community and slows growth, noting more stores, buildings, and rail service follow local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Fallura
Mankless
Cece
Ettepur
Sera
Fragmented Local Notice About Merchants
Fragmented OCR text discusses shop conduct and social duties. It mentions avoiding religion and gossip, urging politeness to customers, and hints at a personal inquiry about a man named Bertie and a reply that he left nothing. No clear event or date provided.
Substitutes for Expensive Artichokes Teem in 19th Century Markets
A correspondent explores affordable substitutes for globe artichokes noting asparagus, globe artichokes, and other greens as options. It discusses growing tips for asparagus substitutes, mentions prices around 30 cents, and suggests chive ends, Swiss chard, poke sprouts, milkweed, and other upland greens as usable alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigpragus
Mary
Mordhiart
Ameren
Poultry losses and market impact cited in report
A report notes poultry and eggs in the United States total about 750 million dollars annually with claims a 10 percent loss is too low. It discusses estimated waste before sale, trends in consumer losses, and cites B. Pennington of the United States Department of Agriculture as an authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Ton J
Gil Portoul
Jossey
Ital Yale
United States
Jaen
OL B. Pennington
United Ales Deparment al Agrlenl- Inpe
Crop Rotation and Fertilizers Boost Plant Growth
A discussion of crop rotation improving soil fertility and efficiency of fertilizer use. It notes better utilization of plant nutrients, extended benefits to other crops, and steps toward a steadier growth cycle. Mentions American cultivars in the context of extended shelf life and productivity improvements.
Unclear OCR Text Summary Challenge
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions cattle breeding, weather, and Kansas but contains many garbled words. Key entities uncertain. cannot confirm names, dates, or events.
Dry the Hands First or Wet Fingers Fail
A fragmented note notes wet hands ruin a glassy surface and urges drying hands first. It lists unnamed tools and vague steps about handling milt to g with wet hands. The passage emphasizes caution to avoid smudges and improper technique.
Sunday School Lesson Ext of Flue and Faith
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sermon on faith amid storms and divine aid. The text references biblical figures and lessons about trust in God, resisting worldly temptations, prayer, and resilience during trials. It evokes scenes of storms, waves, and Christ’s guidance to his followers, urging steadfast faith.
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Dexun
Desas
Dunia
Tess
Daniel
Peril to Alfalfa Crop in Fall Planting
A historical note warns fall sowing of alfalfa requires pure seed to avoid weed contamination. European clover and lucerne dodder pose persistent, deadly threats to a once-robust crop, potentially dictating success or failure for farmers relying on perennial alfalfa.
Witloof Chicory and Molasses Boost Beet Pulp Diet Review
An agricultural column discusses using molasses sprinkled on soaked beet pulp to entice livestock, noting it can stimulate appetite and comfort feeding during stages of illness or stress. It mentions alfalfa for ewes and hogs, hay management, and the choice between corn and shelled grain, plus notes on milk fever prevention and feed choices for cattle and poultry.
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Survey of the World
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National Woman's Republican Association
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J. Hilen Foster
Bos
Well
Nationalle- Publican League
Cleveland
East
Women's Clubs
Panama Canal Zone
Worl
Uatgy
League
William Crozier
Schoolington
Bureau of
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Brlgadier
Albert T. Mills
Vonny
Cinetnmitt
Marpac
Monemunk
Montarey
Lear Admial Nicholson
Labrador
Gi. Bryant
Philadelphia Geographical Society
St Augustine
Gulf of St. Tawrence
Latbridor
Terversius
Countey
Truscell W. Porter
Greenland
Alaska
Franz Josef Lind
Bryant
Ioanleader
Imm
Gata Falls
Hamilton River
Voyntly
Great Lyvitan
Ordiary
Wiying
Tultion
Ytag
George V
Penge
Dethon
George Walford
Atehide
London
Hulu
Helen V. Boswell
Goode
Sant
Ronan
Bertie
Bertle
Gussle
Kansas
Mievke Vl
Uae
Hsing
Des Paul
Tariel
Petoy
Dines
Anya
Peter Atse
Jorge
Hadlaint
Anty Belloeye
Iran
Andrey Bawa
Minnesota
Ehieck
Long
Sland Agrleutlurad
Horace Montgomery
Ieee
Kowa
Ciegle
Ian
Jed
Lagan
Dane
Mary Litton
Miry Hilton
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