Model American farmer learns sailing farming system
Rev J D Detrich known as the greatest farmer in America on his Flourtown dairy farm near Philadelphia shares 30 years of practice. He credits the sailing system, manure recycling, year round cow housing, and soil fertility as keys to high yields and profits. He argues against pasturing and crop rotation and promises a detailed future treatment of his method.
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J. D. Detrich
America
Flourtown
North Wales
Detrich
Fiourtown
Philadelphia
Europe
Cuticura Proved Its Wonderful Efficacy
An elderly reader describes relief from chronic piles and skin sores after using Cuticura therapies. After years of failed remedies, the patient reports gradual improvement through Cuticura Soap Ointment Suppositories and Resolvent Pills, concluding the regimen prevented further surgeries and saved money.
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J. H. Henderson
Hopkinton, St. Lawrence Co
N. Y
Milwaukee's 5000-Pound Mushroom Magnet Lifts 10000 Pounds
A Milwaukee inventor unveils a giant 5000 pound mushroom shaped magnet capable of lifting about 10000 pounds of iron or steel in one go. Dropped into scrap metal, it hoists heaps into freight cars, replacing a foreman and a crew of laborers with one operator. Inside the device copper coils carry current to generate the attraction.
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Milwaukee
Clubs Plan For Dancing Season Leap Year Adds Flair
Indianapolis clubs ready a busy dancing season with assembly room agreements for fall through spring. Many events set around Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, April Fools, or Feb 22 and March 17 birthdays. Leap year promises extra dances, with costs rising for some, as clubs like Q. A. M Coterie Benedict Corona Tyrolean Debonairs Mere Daka and Well Mets schedule first events from September to October.
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Indianapolis
Coterie Club
Bohemians
Benedict Club
Corona Club
Tyroleans
Debonairs
Mere Daka Club
Social Dancing Club
Well Mets
Hair Health Note Advises Careful Grooming
An early health column suggests health strongly influences hair condition. It notes vitality reflects in hair, and when unwell one may hide it by brushing hair thoroughly to improve appearance.
Passing of King of Gamblers and City School Strain
Special to The Sun from New York outlines a steep rise in education costs with Father Knickerbocker's 31 million statewide figure, overcrowded rooms for about 750000 pupils, and a lack of seats. It notes Richard Canfield's Saratoga gambling era ending and reports on mosquito models that fooled visitors at the American Museum, plus police staffing shortages and Big Bill Devery's return to Tammany politics.
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New York
Knickerbocker
Man
McClellan
Tammany Hall
America
Monte Carlo
Richard Canfield
Saratoga
Guttenberg Confederacy
Banco
Canfield
William C. Whitney
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Big Bill Devery
Big Bill
One Goodwin
Guy Goodwin
Tammany
Devery
Navy bases on the Pacific coast urged for national defense
Arthur H. Dutton argues a great naval base network on the Pacific coast is essential. He cites Mare Island and two private yards, urges expansion at Mare Island, and proposes Portland and San Diego yards plus a Hawaiian base as key to American naval supremacy in the Pacific theater.
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Arthur H. Dutton
United States Navy
Pacific
War Department
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Mare Island
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Moran Yards
Seattle
Union Iron Works
South San Francisco
Portland
Ore
San Diego
Cal
Hawaiian Islands
Key
United States
Indians Talk With Sticks and Stones on the March
Guthrie Oklahoma September 9 The sign language of southwest tribes on the march is studied with old scouts and traders providing details. John J Dunn recalls methods such as stone mounds showing lost warriors and semicircular buffalo skull signals. directional sticks and stoneward signs guide groups and mark water routes in arid regions.
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Oklahoma
John J. Dunn
Arapaho
Okla
Buffalo Station
Tex
Washita
Canadian
Ft. Cobb
Ft. Griffin
Dunn
Warrriors
Colorado
New York Woman Paints King Edward Portrait at Marienbad
Mrs Leslie Cotton, once Miss Benedict, starts a portrait of King Edward at Marienbad where the monarch annually strengthens his court. She has also painted Queen Alexandra and other royals.
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New York
Leslie Cotton
King Edward
Marienbad
Queen Alexandra
Benedict
Telephone Girls Made To Be Pleasant At Work
New York telephone operators are instructed to look cheerful when answering calls, avoid discussing business outside the office, always say please, and refrain from talking personal matters over the telephone.
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New York
Pices Beste
Cine
Oregon Overrun With Deer at Grant Pass Area
Oregon hunters report an unusually high deer population with many parties taking multiple bucks in Grant Pass and southern Douglas county. A recent rain drove deer from timber to open ground, and improved game laws plus sportsmanlike conduct contributed to the abundance and protection of does and fawns.
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Grant Pass
Ore
Douglas County
Assistant United States Attorney Probes Southern Lumber Trade
Miss Grace Quackenbos, holding the title of assistant United States attorney, has been quietly visiting the south to investigate the lumber interests there. The department of justice has kept all details under wraps and Miss Quackenbos conducted her work unobtrusively, with no one aware of her activities.
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Grace Quackenbos
United States Attorney
South
Department of Justice
Miss Quackenbos
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Hal. D. Banks
Wis
Dianapolis
Gayety
Sembly
Indiana
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Tings
Metropolis
Longacre
The
Big Mos
France
New Jersey
International Congress of Zoology
Congress
American Museum of Natural History
Orader
Police’ Department
Bingham
Boston
Lisbon
St. Petersburg
Dublin
Berlin
London
Bobby
NAVY
Great Naval Base
the Nation
Milk Shippers
Purdue
F. P. Smith & CO
W. Market St
Indiana Automobile Co
New York Street
Warriors
Guthrie, Okla
Oregon
Castoria
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