Amana Society Life Preserved By Seven Villages Of Iowa
An elderly Amana leader explains why 1600 members live on 24000 acres in seven Iowa villages. The community, rooted in religion, bans worldly amusements, supports common property, and funds agriculture and crafts to sustain the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaint Amana
Iowa
Minneapolla
Mint
Lows County
Lows
Germany
Amana Society
George Hetnersonn
Amana
Nora
America
Amana #C
Ciety
Dias
Middle West
Amana Won Len Goods
Amana Calico
New York
San Francisco
Bowe
Weet Amana
South Amana
High Amana
East Amana
Middle Amana
Homestead
Gil
O Amana
Valun
Tarily
Tven Beck
Gast
Heinemann
Alteona
Citicona
Europe
Marrings Ia
Bor
Childres Etay Ih
Milla
Aman
Ontatde
Ing Mets
Emerald Isle Fragrance and Patriotism Echoed
Fragmentary OCR evokes Ireland's green landscapes and national pride. References to saints, patrons, and the Emerald Isle celebrate heritage and memory with reverent tones, mentioning Irishmen, fame, and sacred spaces in a lyrically prose style.
St Patrick Sites and Legends Across Ireland
The article recalls St Patrick’s journeys through Ireland from Mount Slemish in Antrim to Tara in Meath and Killarney in Kerry. It notes sites linked to his mission and legends of snakes driven from Ireland at a Crum area, with many places claiming ties to his life and to early church foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
Ireland
Slemish
County
Antrim
Tara
Dublin
Meath
Patrick
Killarney
County Kerry
Lough Lene
Innisfallen
Killerney
Kate Kear
Ireland Treasures Echo a Rich Antiquity and Saint Patrick
A reflection on Irelands unique land and heritage from ancient times to St Patrick. Dublin services draw vast crowds with the Breastplate of St Patrick as a favored anthem. Trinity College houses Irelands treasured relics including the harp of Brian Boru and historic volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Mainte
Kinige
St. Patrick
Patrick
Dublin
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Gr. Patrick's Cathedral
Swift
Cunsingham
Trinity College
Brian Bora
Clontarf
Keep Horses In Good Order Amid Economic Strain
The article advises maintaining horses in good flesh during winter to ensure strength for spring tasks. It stresses feeding with oats and corn and bran, using grain even for idle horses, and avoiding poor hay or straw. It warns about icy roads requiring sharpened shoes and the risk of nervous strain if neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fesh
Wife of Navy Officer Mire Taylor Honored in Navy Circle
The article notes Mire David Taylor, wife of the chief naval constructor Taylor, gaining recognition within naval circles for her active involvement at evening dinners and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Mire
David ¥. Taylor
Ghief Naval
Taylor
Fragmented OCR Makes Silent Townscape Vague
Reading appears severely garbled with scattered place names and terms such as tree shamrock and Crags. No coherent event or clear entities emerge. the text lacks a discernible persons, organizations, dates, or locations to summarize into a news item.
Treating Sheep for Worms Pasture Care Instructions
A fragmentary note suggests dosing sheep with opium then moving to a wormfree pasture after a day or two. It mentions treating the entire herd including lambs with gasoline and reintroducing to a new pasture, repeating the process in November.
Lice Control on Cattle with Terpene Oil and Lard Remedy
A historical note describes eradicating cattle lice using a wet oil blend of turpentine and lard rubbed on horns and body. It mentions a safer remedy with powdered sulfur and repeating treatment in ten weeks, aiming to prevent danger.
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Ikenen
Duane
al Seria
Marournaen
Padre Patrichtts
Mt of Green
Hall
Champa
Blackwater Bridge
Pgp
Oe Leary
Tare Hal
Auestion
St. Columbia
Kalle
Bietoric Vale
Boyne
Sr. Patrick's ‘Cathedral
Wuld Weath
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