Destruction By Cut Worm Destruction by Cut Worm in Prairie Farmland
An agricultural notice explains cutworm damage in Western Canada, naming Red hacked Caewes and Pale Western Cutworm as main culprits. It outlines life cycle, feeding habits, and the importance of early detection, weed control, fallow management, and poisoned bait methods for prairie fields and market gardens. It notes outbreaks in Alberta and practical timing for eggs hatching and treatment.
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Prairie
Alberta
Uist
Nelda
From
Felt
Angus
Simee
Tharougl
Daminton Rntomological Laboratories
Treesbank
Manitoba
Tellibridee
Fragmentary OCR Notes On Aged Textual Fragments
Readable fragments mention Roman s wife eVox and a water for internment. A second snippet cites sailing and a remark about appearance. Overall the text is damaged with garbled words and missing context.
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Roman
eVox
Candle Power of the Moon Explained in Technical Journal
A reader asked the candle power of the moon. The journal states the moon’s candle power as one hundred sixty four times one hundred, with calculations linked to sun radiance. The note mentions farmers and tractors, and links curiosity about illumination to rural life and farming practices.
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Technical Journal
Tfe
Techwivel Journal
Lilien
Towers
Winter flies awake as spring nears say entomologists
The North Carolina Bulletin warns that houseflies survive winter in a state of pretend death and will resume laying eggs in April and May. Experts compute potential enormous generations, urging immediate cleanup to avoid an infestation that could reach billions.
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North Caroli
Gladn
Ynoral
Canadian Wood Use Gains Favor in CFR Lumber Plans
Canadian hardwood and extensive use of Canadian wood by the CFR satisfy lumber interests. Officials note government exhibits in Europe and the United States showcase hardwood samples with fine grain and finish. Experts expect stronger demand as domestic manufacturers consider greater use of local timber.
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C.F.R
Lord Shinaghnessy
Canadian Pacific
Europe
United States
Advertising woes blamed on rivals in Boston Transcript fragment
A cropped transcript shows a dispute over business advertising with lines claiming rivals ruined sales. The dialogue references a start of toothache and a boast about a beggar, implying a chaotic debate over competitive practices.
Be Prepared Theme Passages From Scout Message
The text extolls readiness and discipline for scouts or youth groups. It centers on being prepared for daily tasks and emergencies with supplies and prayer. It references Be Prepared motifs and mentions names like Mallen Powell and BePo segments, mixed with garbled phrases.
Austria Feels War Toll as German Allies Dominate
A wartime travel reflection from an observer in Austria describes empty grand restaurants and bank anxieties as krone falls and German victories loom. The writer notes Austrian resentment toward Germany and hints at potential future surprises as German influence remains strong.
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Austria
Vienna
Republic
Germany
Wolff
Aeigh
Cotte Kaleo
Animal World Toll on Horses Treated in Hospitals
In France up to the end of January 1915 the toll shows 21 534 horses treated, 47 192 returned to duty, 4 260 died, 4 843 destroyed, 1 842 sold, and 22 991 still under treatment.
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France
Jay
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Dlaga
Hingsbeng
Cowan
Alfevin
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