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A mixed clipping notes debates on freedom and reform, praising the idea of letting living be. It mentions Indianapolis School Board rescinding a past rule requiring resignations for marrying teachers and cites legislative actions on social welfare and education, including New York hospitals and municipal services. References to many individuals and groups highlight women’s clubs and reform efforts, with varied anecdotes on philanthropy and public policy.
Farm Advice on Work, Rest, and Home Comforts
A voice on farming and domestic living discusses crop focus on yields not acres, work and rest habits for farm youths, and the value of small workshops. It emphasizes planning relaxing moments, proper tree digging, and making homes homelike with simple touches to transform dull spaces into inviting rooms.
Knights of the Soil: Kansas Farmers Form New Group
A Kansas article discusses a new farm organization named the Knights of the Soil. It contrasts this group with historic societies like the Grange, noting the latter’s conservative, nonpartisan stance and its past success in advancing agricultural aims without radical reform.
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Comparing Varieties of Corn at Thé Linois Experiment Station
The Thé Linois Experiment Station reports three years of uniform field tests comparing new corn varieties with standard kinds. Each variety was planted in 12 replicated plots, with consistent soil, manure, and cultivation. Measurements include harvest weight, shelling, and the percent of corn after winter storage.
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