Merits of London Streets Shine Like Ivory Ballrooms
A French style comparison notes London streets after dry weather becoming polished like ivory. Wood and asphalt surfaces gleam on Victoria Street and Piccadilly, aiding visibility and cleanliness. The article cites tarred road expansion from Kent to the south coast and midlands, praising smooth, safer travel and reduced debris.
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London
Victoria Street
Piccadilly
Champs Blyneea
Paria
England
Kent
Whitch
Midlands
Tate
Lord Montegue
Landon Careats
Municipal Art in Europe Exposition Hall Costs and Civic Pride
European cities invest in architectural harmony. Frankfort completed an exposition hall for 15,000 attendees and major events, funded in the millions with expected business gains. Copenhagen grants annual prizes for best harmony with city surroundings. German steel trust works and department stores see monumental, ornamented structures.
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Frankfort
Copenhagen
Tlatz
Azro
Lenasaug Adopts Dust Suppression Roadworks
The city of Lenasaug adds a permanent depot group including cow theater auditorium rest hall and a summer garden for concerts near a macadam roadway treated with granular calcium chloride to curb dust. Two applications over successive evenings used about a half pound per yard. Vice Consul Taylor records four weeks of July and August with no duels nor violent storms affecting the material.
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Lenas
Aug
Taylor
Mora Solemn Yet Wedding Questa Father Speech
A solemn moment as a father reflects on his daughter’s marriage and departure. The squire agrees, noting the solemnity of daughters marrying and leaving home. The scene captures old world customs and mixed emotions as families bid farewell.
Making the City Beautiful Across Europe
European cities abandon checkerboard plans in favor of diagonal avenues and grand boulevards. Haussmann’s Paris led the way with massive urban redesigns. Vienna, Berlin, Moscow, Dresden, Paris, Brussels showcase central planning linking buildings, parks, and vistas. Cities regulate building height, balconies, facades, and street furnishings to craft cohesive, decorative urban scenes.
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New York
Paria
Napoleon II
Baron Haussmann
Seine
London
A.eimmine
King's Way
Europe
Vienna
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Suetgarten
Moscow
Kremlin
Dresden
Louvre
Paris
Grande Place
Brussels
AID IN STUDY OF BOTANY
The article highlights the need for a hotan lent garden to aid botany study and suggests residents with large plots seek to beautify their homes by planting trees and vegetation to enhance the local landscape.
Botanical Garden Desires Exquisite Shrub Choices
A letter from The Los Angeles Times argues for a botanical garden as a living dictionary of plants. It envisions elaborate labeled beds, native home context, and true colored plates to reveal family, genus, and habitat, guiding collectors away from guesswork. The piece notes readers seek beauty and variety beyond common shrubs and praise how good roads and automobiles boost garden travel and road quality.
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Lou Angeles Times
Uniform Planting for Streets and Parkways
The article advocates uniform street tree planting in single klod intervals along each street, with two straight lines in parkways. It envisions future street design featuring narrow driveways in residential districts and wider parkways, promoting extensive plantings and shrubbery masses in natural conditions for healthful viewing of Braage and surrounding vegetation.
Bang WIN a swing Bil-That Rewacky of ming wrote
A fragmented note references a swing outcome tied to Bil-That Rewacky and Ming. It mentions HU-Phet accounts connected to a political or social swing. Details are incomplete but imply influence or commentary around an event.
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Bang
Bil
Rewacky
Ming
Hu—Phet
Municipal control urged to space trees along streets
A civic piece argues for municipal oversight of street tree planting to avoid overplanting and crowding on narrow streets. It notes homeowners favor cement-filled parkways, leaving insufficient room for tree growth and shading, and warns that improper spacing blocks truck access and windows.
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Toositle
Tree Planting Advice for City Streets
The piece stresses selecting young healthy stock, avoiding root-bound trees, and ensuring proper digging. It advises distinguishing vigorous stock from deformed runners, preparing large deep planting holes, and trimming top roots to foster a strong root system for durable street trees.
Natural Lines The Best In Garden Planning And Town Rows
A discussion on landscape design and urban planning warns that lack of a general plan yields hodgepodge parks with artificial features and informal areas. It argues for systematic divisions, harmonious or contrasting plantings, and mentions Town Row as a cautionary tale comparing town unity and destruction.
Boosts Of Roads In Palmyra Village
A Palmyra Courier note recalls how opposition to the sprinkling system gave way. No street has dust all summer and the total village cost is similar to what a few streets paid daily for watering. The piece argues the program benefits the entire village.
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Palmyra
Alfalfa and Clover Yields and Longevity Compared
The New Jersey Station reports average yearly yields per acre of green clover and alfalfa with clover delivering about 14,000 pounds and alfalfa about 36,500 pounds. Protein contents are 61.6 and 22.14 pounds respectively, while alfalfa packs more protein per ton. Alfalfa yields multiple harvests annually, unlike clover, and lasts longer, reducing reseeding needs.
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New Jersey
Goburn
Keeping Boys on the Farm and Their Stock of Own
A Missouri writer argues fathers should provide boys on farms with stock and a space of their own to nurture contentment. He cites personal experience of a thirteen year old with a cow and hogs, urges books and moderate spending, and warns against excessive punishment while encouraging practical work and guidance.
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Mata
Ana
Starting a Poultry Plant by a New Hampshire Expert
The article outlines key needs for a poultry farm including drainage, soil type, and layout. It stresses dry porous soil with good natural drainage, a south or southeast slope for sunlight, orchard shade for summer relief, and the importance of clean, well-ventilated housing with proper roosts and nest designs. It cites Mr. Tullan E. Seavey describing an effective chick house as highly satisfactory.
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Tullan E. Seavey
Selecting good egg layers from egg-laying fowls strains
The work of selecting and breeding from good veg-laying strains of fowls is slow and hard. It requires attention for the day and proper records of male and female lineage. It is unlikely to become popular with small farmers using trap nest methods.
Potato Digger Horse Becomes Local Oddity in Pennsylvania
A quirky report from Pennsylvania describes a horse nicknamed the potato digger for its mania to pasture potatoes. The animal's behavior draws attention as farmers seek humane work and safety measures for livestock on rural lands.
Horse aims to follow with a clean turn out
A historical drone of racing language notes the horse will follow with a smooth turn, as if released by a patent digger. The fragment hints at precise handling and steady motion, but the exact event, names, or location are not provided beyond the metaphor of a clean, controlled exit.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Cincinna
Plow Science and Crop Rotation Notes
The text emphasizes the disk plow under varying pasture conditions. It argues legumes should be included in every rotation and warns against wasting straw. It mentions an avblimate crest and a distifectant under ordinary ronditions, indicating concerns with soil treatment and crop mix.
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