Global Nationalism Rising Across Nations and Empires
The author surveys a world awakening of national self consciousness from Ireland to Britain, Germany, France, Italy, and the Balkans, noting imperial ambitions in Germany and China, Turkey’s reforms, and Egypt’s push for self rule, with Asia as the central stage for this human drama.
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Constantinople
Mr. Roosevelt
Berlin
Europe
Asia
America
Ireland
North America
West Ireland
Galway
Claddagh
Scotland
Scotia
Britain
Great Britain
England
John Bull
Germany
William
Bismarck
Japan
France
Spain
Alphonso
Portugal
Bulgaria
Balkans
Turkey
Greece
Finland
Poland
Hungary
Budapest
Sydney ‘Brooks
Russia
China
Siam
Persia
India
Egypt
United States
West Indies
Pacific
San Francisco
Manila
Norway
Dreyfus
Cape
Cairo
Italy
Adona
Domokos
Roosevelt
Constantine
Bad One on Brown Visits West Philadelphia Family
A traveling man, known as Brown, returns weekly to his West Philadelphia home for a few hours with his three year old daughter. The child learned to say prayers and, in a moment of memory, includes the visitor who brings candy and gifts as part of her blessings. The scene highlights the family dynamic and the child’s affectionate recall of her father’s visits.
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Brown
Philadelphia
Wil
Pure Food and Fresh Air for Healthy Youth
Public health guidance urges clean milk handling and daily routines of fresh air and pure water. Authorities emphasize teaching children these practices to foster vitality and intelligence, noting sacrifices are unnecessary for healthy development.
Fence Without Post-Holes for Mobile Poultry Yards
A Grant's Pass Oregon poultryman outlines a fence system that avoids digging post holes. He attaches posts to cross pieces with heavy screws or bolts and clinched nails for strength. Sections between posts can be moved easily, trading extra time for quick relocation.
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Grant’s Pass
Ore Son
Beekeeping as a Profitable Farm Aid
Beekeeping adds beneficial recreation for farmers, boosting overall success. Beekeeping supports fruit and seed crops, with nectar from orchards, berries, clover, and buckwheat paid for by honey. A beekeeper on a nearby farm demonstrates mutual benefit from managing about thirty colonies for extracted honey.
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F. G. Herman
The Hired Man and the Farm Girl
Abe a hard working hired man and Mary a farmer's daughter grow up in a rural life. After Abe is teased by city girls he misreads the flirting and risks a wedding with a line of half hearted promises. Mary confronts him and calls him to see their future together in a candid talk.
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Abe Shearer
Abe
Mary Baxter
Mary
Ada Shearer
Ile
Farmer Baxter
Father
Mother
Culture Among Potatoes And Cultivation Practices
A writer argues frequent cultivation among potatoes is essential and manual weeding remains necessary despite bee and cultivator help. He notes dry weather may push more foliage crops and supports plowing dressing and reseeding on worn fields as the best treatment.
Celeriac Growth and Use in Cookery
Celeriac or turnip-rooted celery is a less common vegetable. It is grown like ordinary celery and forms a root similar to a turnip. The root can be stored like turnips and it is used in soups or eaten raw.
Crop Growth Basics Highlight Fertilization and Cultivation
A fragment outlines essential crop growth factors noting fertilization and cultivation as equally important. The text appears from an agricultural note or guide, emphasizing the need for balanced care in soil, nutrients, and farming practices.
The Exceptional Young Man
The article cites Orison Swett Marden in Success describing the exceptional young man as one who treats his employer’s interests as his own, works beyond hours, finishes tasks, studies the business, reads the company’s literature, and seeks improvements for advancement. He constantly trains himself during spare time for greater responsibilities.
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Orison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
John
Science Confirms Legend on Radium in Humans
Dr Albert Cann of Heidelberg Cancer Institute reports experiments showing the human organs contain quantities of radium or related radioactive substances. Another investigator notes brain tissue becomes radioactive under certain conditions and emits a faint glow. Science now suggests the nimbus depicted with savior and angels could be a real, invisible radiance under special conditions.
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Albert Cann
Heidelberg Cancer Institute
Bworness
Indoor Air and Health Debate Reaches Medical Forum
Dr. Luther H. Gulick of the Russell Sage Foundation urges further study on how indoor air affects health. He notes air indoors is not as good as outdoor air even with ventilation and favors research to reach conditions as healthy as outdoor living.
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Luther H. Gulick
Russell Sage Foundation
New York
Gullick
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William T. Ellis
Turk ‘Key
Morever
Joseph B. Bowles
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Associated Literary Press
Indoor Air and Health
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