Soil fertility by the soiling system hailed for farmers
Editorial letters urge farmers to adopt intensive soiling for cattle to boost soil fertility and output. A liquid manure cistern is promoted as a high return investment, with claims of higher yields from less land and minimal extra labor. The piece contrasts true farming with mere land looting and calls for scientific soil improvement. It also recalls a Fourth of July celebration and stresses civic pride in clean streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Peer
Kidney Remedy Claims Cure for Kidney Disease
Mr. Perry A Pitman of Dale Texas says he was bedridden four months with kidney and bladder trouble and gall stones. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him and made him well. Seek Foley's Kidney Remedy from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
al Sruggiata
Bucklen’s Arnica Balm Endorsed by Carpenters
A Valley of old-time testimonials notes BE. S. Lopez of Manilla New York carries Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as the greatest healer for burns boils scalds chapped hands lips fever sores skin eruptions eczema corns and piles. The piece cites Daugherty Bros. as sources of the balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. S. Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
Daugherty Bros
Arrest at Iselin Leads to Battery Complaint
A man was arrested at Iselin on Thursday by Constable G W Roof after he reportedly attempted to arrest John Turk on a complaint by another foreigner alleging assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Roof
Ieelin
John Turk
Death of Samuel Earhart Veteran Architect in Blairsville
Samuel Earhart died on Tuesday July 4 at the Blairsville residence of William Empfield after a several month illness. Born in August 182 on his mother's Burrell township farm, he moved to Blairsville years ago. A Civil War veteran he worked as an architect and contractor. He had no local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Earhart
William Empfield
Blairsville
Burrell Township
Arnie
Peter Lehr
Garee Kingsley Dies at 22 of Tuberculosis in Hillsdale
Garee Kingsley died at his Hillsdale home on June 28 from tuberculosis at age 22 years, 2 months, 11 days. A son of Mr. Mary Kingsley, he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Cresson. His remains lie buried at Hillsdale Cemetery after a June 25 interment. Annie Calamantia, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alatmanoa Calamantia, died at Coral from cerebral meningitis at home July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garee Kingsley
Hillsdale
Mary Kingsley
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cresson
Hilladale Cemetery
Annie Calamantia
Ami
Alatmanoa Calamantia
Coral
Infant Duin Dies After Bronchial Pneumonia
Paul Duin infant son of Mr and Mrs Mike Duin Graveton died July 2 from bronchial pneumonia Funeral arrangements are pending according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Duin
Mike Duin
Graveton
Superstitions of Scalping Among Indians
Indian beliefs hold scalping annihilates the soul and binds a strong medicine to the scalp. General Dodge notes Indians fear harming themselves with scalp removal and that a death by one’s own action rarely leads to scalp-taking. The practice varies, with no clear theological consensus and tribal taboos sometimes preventing touching the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Dodge
Percy Learns a Lesson From a Failing System
A father recalls his boyhood boxing method the system of hitting on the jaw. Percy admits using the same tactic but questions its failure when a brick-armed opponent could rebound. The tale ends with a gentle admonition to flee and play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Father
Pearson
Nature's Rifle Bullets
A discussion notes that some lower animals use instinctive strategies akin to spiral swimming. The Epherteul shaped volyox and certain elongated infusorians rotate about their progression axis like a projectile. This revolution neutralizes any drift, allowing forward travel that would otherwise circle and stagnate without the mechanism.
Guarding Its Own Goods Honesty Quote Analysis
Albert Mathews remarks on honesty guarding its own goods and protecting the weak, redressing injuries, defending dignity, and acting generously to deserve public trust. The prose emphasizes moral stain over physical wounds and the virtue of selfless protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mathews
Eight Senators Sail With President On Ocean Yacht
A Philadelphia report notes President Tait and eight senators aboard the yacht Murrower in July. Senators listed include Penrose, Bacon, Brows, Brigg, Taylor, Overman, Root, and Foster. Conference plans aboard the ship could not be learned.
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Philadelpia
Tait Pes
Murrower
Penrose
Bacon
Brows
Brigg
Taylor Overman
Root
Foster
Auto Valuable as a Plow A North Texan Farmer Praises Auto
A North Texas contributor to Farm and Ranch extols the automobile as essential for farmers. He cites faster response to cattle incidents, improved relations with renters, access to scientific farming, on time deliveries, and community road improvements. He contrasts auto use with horse life and notes rapid, profitable trips that paid for the car within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
North
Lfe
Sherman
Groom Your Steed Grooming Benefits For Healthy Horse
Grooming the horse daily cleans the skin and helps prevent parasitic diseases. The modern horse is an artificial product living under artificial conditions, so it needs human care to perform at its best.
A Reckefslier Rotation Reveals Fertile Field Logic
The text argues that increasing corn leads to more stock, more stock enriches the land, and richer land yields more corn. This cycle forms a practical rotation plan claimed to guarantee farming success, linking crop and livestock yields to soil wealth.
Dollar a Bushel or Word in Farm Debate
Meat farmers weigh the value of grower prices versus literary value as debates center on raising crops for a dollar per bushel or paying writers by the word. A small faction favors documenting yield methods at one dollar per word, while most favor field work and markets.
Stokes Testifies on Letters in Varuna Apartments Shooting Case
H D Stokes testified at a hearing for Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, shot him during a call at Varuna apartments. He said letters to Lillian Graham threatened delivery of one letter weekly to his wife unless $25,000 was paid for their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
New York
H. D. Stokes
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
Varuna Apartments
Hin Bive
Miss Graham
Moore
Mr. Stokes
Graham
Lexington
Peacemaker Shot at Gum Nook Wharf Tyrell County
Raleigh July 8 details come from Gum Nook wharf incident where W C Liverman, a white leader, tried to quell a drunken mob of black men and women and was shot three times by William Mac Cauless, a Black woman. She fled with others across the stream, ferried to the swamps as a posse hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Gum Nook Wharf
Tyrell County
W C. Liverman
Willian Mac Cauless
Dun's Review of Trade Signals Heat in Major Markets
Dun's Review of Trade reports activity cooled by extreme heat across a large part of the nation. Overall developments are favorable with persistent demand in many sectors. Hog and pig iron inquiries remain above normal, while steady buying persists nationwide.
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New York
Dun’s Review of Trade
Iran
Real estate transfers list includes numerous acres sales
Real estate transfers show multiple conveyances across Indiana and surrounding counties. Entries include EK M Lockard to Bolivar Fire Clay Co for 19 acres in West Wheatfield at 10000 dollars. Belle Fowler to Margaret A Hazlett 371 acres in Burrell for 625 dollars. and numerous other deeds, lots, and acreage transfers with prices ranging from 175 to 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. M. Lockard
Bolivar Fire Clay Company
West Wheatfield
Belle Fowler
Margaret A Hazlett
Burrell
R. G. Work
Lizzie J. Work
Homer City
4. O. Clark
Glenwood Goal Company
Glen Campbell
James 3. Martin
Jas G. Martin
Indiana County
W. H. Robinson
J. J. Palmer
Savings & Trust Company
C. L. Campbell
Brushvalley
James W. Mack
Roy K. Kinter
Clymer
W. A. Beveridge
Lowry
Blairsville
Russel Coal Mining Company
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Rayne
Same
Greene
Cherryhill
Pennsylvania
RE. R. Company
Graveton Coke Company
Center
C.S. Kunke
Isaac Steffy
H. S. Hendricks
Charles D. Hendricks
William D. Hendricks
C. D. Hendricks
B. D. Mack
Dixon Run Land Company
Max Brody
H. H. Scott
Adm
J. M. Wedell
A Happy Home Coming and Hewitts Soap
A lifestyle note extols a husband returning to a well groomed wife and well cared for children. It praises Hewitts Easy Task soap as a helper to reduce housework, stating it makes home life cleaner and more attractive for five cents a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurman
Hewitt
Christmas Clash In Rothing With Icy Temperatures
A lighthearted exchange between Jinks and Binks recounts last year’s Christmas as the thermometer plunged to "sero dinks" and a playful retort about the cold, capturing a humorous rural moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothing
Binks
Sero
Jinks
Miss Antique Imparts Gossip At Philadelphia Record
Ming Canstique declines to reveal age in a lighthearted exchange with the Philadelphia Record staff. The brief chat centers on personal history and playful banter during an interview at the newsroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Canstique
Philadelphia
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Walter H. Jackson
CG. C. McLain
Gasette Building
Carpenter Ave
Indiana
Indiana Postoffice
Editorial
Iselin
Kansas State Agricultural College
New Yorker
Peacemaker
Loughby’s
W. R. Loughry & CO
Eee Pauls Lieb Pox Lopp
Munnimakers
North Ninth Street
Agnes St. Clair
Waters Street
Gazette
A. C. Ferrier & Son
Philadelphia Street
PEERLESS PAINT_& VARNISH CO
Cleveland
J. 1
Stadtmiller
Court House
Bryan's Hill
Stephen Kiss
Farmer's Bank
Ernest
Pittsburg
J. A. Isenberg
S. Seventh St
J. K. Carney
Phila. St
Indiana Cigar Store
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