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Newspaper

Ismay Journal

Location

Ismay, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1913

Page

7

Farmer's two ear corn dream and seed breeding ideas

The author argues corn yields stagnate at about thirty bushels per acre despite many improvements in farming. He urges seed selection and deliberate breeding to raise productivity, sharing a personal experiment with two eared stalks and noting how pure, measured selection could yield significant gains with careful handling and record keeping.

Department of Agriculture Federal Department of Agriculture Agriculturale Colleges Éidge

Old House Fire Sparks Ailing Family's Escape

John and Sarah Hayden face ruin when a swindler’s debt strands their son David’s farm. Movie crew proposes buying their decaying riverfront house to stage urban ruin scenes. A secret letter reveals foreclosure. a staged blaze saves the Haydens from destitution as they depart for the western farm.

Brookdale John Laura Haydens Sarah Hayden David David Hayden John Hayden Rupert Dale Ulm Dale W. G. Chapman

Paris Donkey Tail Gag Lands Clown in Jail for Swindling

A Paris Gingerbread fair attraction shows a donkey with its tail where its head should be. The audience pays a penny to view the trick. The clown is detained by police and faces a likely severe sentence for swindling.

Paris London Standard

Uses of Leisure in a College President Speech

Dr Henry Louis Smith new Washington and Lee president argues leisure can be a cultured asset. He vows to curb gambling drinking and vice and urges students to balance play with study and duty citing Burritt and Lincoln as self taught examples.

Henry Louis Smith Washington and Lee University Elihu Burritt Abraham Lincoln

Rastus Questions Illness as Doctor Diagnoses Chickenpox

A comical exchange shows Rastus anxious about catching illness while a physician reassures him with a simple chickenpox diagnosis. The humorous dialect underscores a misunderstanding of disease and care.

Rastus Ladies’ Home Journal

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