Remarkable Young Lady Milo Dandurin in Qtissia
Milo Dandurin, superintendent of an engineering firm in Qtissia, is a graduate of the Women’s Technological Institute in St Paters burg. She has built a steel warehouse for an army cooperative, served as assistant engineer on a Nova River bridge, and accomplished other major projects, earning praise in a Punch feature.
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Milo, Dandurin
Qtissia
Women's Technological Institute
St Patersburg
Army Cooperative Society
Falcon Reflects on Home Team Reception for Visiting Players
A falconeer muses on how visiting players are received at home games. He notes a reception that signals respect for opposing athletes and what it means for team morale and public perception.
Proper Potato Packing for Market
Instruction urges grading and packing potatoes in barrels soon after digging to prevent sun damage and green skins. Recommends grading at packing site for speed, using barrel stacks with holes for ventilation and shaking to settle contents. Warns poorly packed spuds arrive in bad condition after long distance hauling.
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Acon
Poulbla
Blanching by Drain Tiles in Celery Cultivation
A guide notes blanching as essential for celery to achieve white, firm, and tender stalks. It explains placing sections over plants to block light, promoting solid heart growth and rapid whitening, improving palatability and market value for farmers.
Celery Growing Advice From Large Gardens
The article explains methods for preparing soil with drain tiles and coarse cloth coverings. It cautions aspiring market growers to visit large commercial celery gardens to learn seeding transplanting cultivating and marketing practices while noting that small family plots can succeed if soil is rich and well drained.
Soil Sickness in Gardens and Lime Tonics
A early 19th century guidance notes soil sickness in gardens caused by poor manuring. Freshly ground or slaked lime is proposed as a quick lasting antidote, applied in spring and through crops like cabbage on dry days. Rotation and lime use touted as cheaper long term remedy despite higher upfront costs.
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Galnert
Protecting the Hay Stack Fence Guide
A brief instruction describes using a wire fence to protect hay and grain stores. It recommends a strong netting secured to 2 by 4 posts driven into the ground, with the fence rollable and storable when not in use. The aim is cost savings and safer storage.
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Mlock
Inchoanre
Lightning rods are cheap for farm protection
The article argues Nguming rods protect buildings when properly installed and affordable, urging farmers to use them. It notes rods cannot shield hay and grain stacks but suggests securing hay and grain in barns with rods and warns fences charged with electricity pose animal death risks, advising a ground stake and wire outlet to safely discharge electricity.
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Thia
Sheiling Beans Shelling Advisories
Beans nearing shelling stage mature quickly and may scatter seeds if not removed promptly. Nttie whe Reld beans are particularly prone to seed dispersal once pods dry, so workers should watch carefully for unwanted pods.
Farming hints from old agrarian notes on crops and soil
Farmers urged to use log drag for dirt roads and practice timely cultivation. Clover, beets, cabbage, and carrots highlighted for nutrition and soil health, with cautions on weeds, molting, and manure spreading after plowing. Melonaphis control favored by natural predators. bees and curing honey noted, while beet rows and seed quality cautions appear.
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Santaloupe
Peqtea
Dean's Kidney Pill Cure Cited In Forest Grove Ad
An old newspaper ad claims kidney pills from Foster Milburn Co cure disordered kidneys. A Forest Grove Oregon resident testifies the product saved his life after a long bedridden illness and blood in urine, stating no attacks for over a year. Sold by dealers at six cents a box.
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Dean
F. Haynie
7Th St
Forest Grove
Ore
Dean'a
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Stunning Woman Swallington In Gutomobile Incident
Witness recalls Mrs Swallington as a stunning woman who allegedly struck the speaker with a gutomobile, leaving them unconscious for about two hours. The account hints at public scorn and personal injury amid local gossip.
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Fiecke
Tiny Babys Pitiful Case In Eczema Head to Foot
A two month old infant suffered severe sczema all over the body with raw skin and thick scalp scales. After trying several doctors, Cuticura products cleared the condition in days, leaving a healthy four month old baby. Mrs. Joseph Kosemann of Ridgewood Heights endorses Cuticura. The Vermont Thrift notes editor Robert Lincoln O’Brien’s Vermont trip and a fire department report yields a humorous headline.
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Remeries
Joseph Kosemann
St. John’s Place
Ridgewood Heights
Vermont
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
Boston Transcript
Local Enterprise Comedy Sketch Teases Seasonal Fire Duty
A humorous exchange notes a regional club keeping a fire going yearly in a season midst banter about tourism and a thousand years without arwption. The guide and Maggendonter Blactter frame the ongoing local effort as a quirky tradition in the uptel region.
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Volcanio
Uptel
Maggendonter
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