Belgian Hedges and Colonial Asparagus Noted in Europe
The article describes Belgium’s field geography with raised earth banks and valleys, Belgian crops such as beetroot plax and blue flax, and renowned Belgian asparagus with white tips. It also reports Paris subsoil findings, and Professor Ward's work on vibrating metals and steel strength.
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England
Europe
Isaac Ward
Institution of Civil Engineers
Profesor Ward
Household Tips for Cleaning Straw Hats and Serge Garments
Advice on refreshing a Neapolitan straw hat and removing shine from a blue serge skirt. Suggestions include peroxide sponging, bluing wash, damp pressing, and careful ironing. Also offers a method to touch up worn black gloves and shoes with black ink in olive oil.
Old Lady Named Rose Inspires Painter’s Resolve
Smith, a bored but capable painter, watches a pale manicured client and a fainting girl in a downtown manicure parlor. He secretly supports the struggling artist Rose Matthews with monthly funds, then discovers a painting that mirrors his own inner longing and changes his art career.
Silver ore surprise found by Colorado professor
Denver geologist Professor Russell D. George of the University of Colorado reports discovering a silver rich ore containing 46 percent silver in his radium ore search. The ore was discarded as worthless copper dumps, marking a striking find amid mining waste.
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Tette
Denver
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Russel D. George
University of Colorado
George
Buggy of About Ninety Years Still in Good Shape
Lancaster man M W Morgan owns a buggy brought from Vermont by Mr Cloyes of Atchison when he was young. The wagon, about ninety years old, remains in good condition with lengthwise springs and oak body on a diehard wheels. Morgan expects it to last ten more years despite its aging style. In Pontiac Michigan a wife sells gold from her teeth to feed her family after her husband loses his job, using the gold to buy food and fuel while awaiting better times.
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Anne Story
Frank A. Munsey
Smith
Scannig
Misa Lawson
Miner
Lancaster
W. M. Morgan
Kansas
Vermont
Cloyes
Atchison
New England
Morgan
M. Morgan
Pontiac
JAW 18 DISLOCATED WHEN MAN YAWNS
In Red Wing Minnesota Hilmer Olson of Frontenac dislocated his jaw while yawning and signaled his distress by gestures until friends summoned help. He was transported by car to a Lake City physician for treatment.
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Minn
Hilmer Olson
Frontenac
Olson
Lake City
Beekeeping Advice on Foul Brood Treatments and Seasonal Care
Practical guidance for beekeepers on identifying foul brood and managing treatment. It covers swarm strategies, hive relocation, sanitation, use of salt in front of treated colonies, timing with honey flows, and methods for late season handling, wax rendering, and equipment preparation.
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