Week in History Hears Variety of Local Affairs
Montana homemakers prepare for Farmers Week with lectures and demonstrations at Montana State College. Nat naturalization tests held for sixty eight candidates before Judge Ephraim Hansen. Utah vocational education reports required for federal aid schools. Lander County high school contract awarded for 62000 dollars. Thompson Smerter near Wabuska Nev to reopen plant with added equipment. Tacoma port authority to widen pier No 1 by about one hundred feet. Alger Lutes arrested in Macomb county bank robbery case. Oregon university geology dept showcases Toltec battlenx artifact over eight thousand years old. Laurel Mont free night school organizes mechanical drawing and rail shop training. Women in 28 states named as chairs for Woodrow Wilson foundation committees. U S exports and imports figures for eleven months. William J. La Warre returns with specimen to British Guinea. Five men die in Hoboken from poisoned liquor. Laver bid from Lancashire seized. Two hundred convicts dispersed milk and Jamaica rum mix.
Washington awaits tentative agreement on prices
A tentative accord among Agriculture commerce and labor departments aims to regulate wholesale and retail prices. The educational program for disabled veterans will be sent to President Harding for approval amid protests against using abandoned army cantonments for training.
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Department of Agriculture
Veterans’ Area
Dudee
Robert 8. Marx
Corea the Hermit Kingdom adapts to modern times
A lengthy excerpt portrays Corea, or Chosen, as the Hermit Kingdom opening to foreigners since 1882, with Seoul as its bustling capital. It notes clothing customs, white mourning attire, peculiar hats, and beads worn by wealthy men, plus traditional crafts in bronze, pottery, and woven goods. The piece highlights Seoul’s streets, markets, bread-making methods, imperial palace scenes, walls and gates, a trip to the White Buddha, and unique Korean architecture and climate.
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Manchurian
Seoul
Corea
Japan
China
Chosen
Boeul
Heoul
Enery Tao
Better Sires Campaign Expands Through 1919-20
The Better Sires Better Stock drive by the U S Department of Agriculture records a strong quarter with 1044 breeders enrolling to replace scrub and grade sires. Virginia leads signers at 287 while Nebraska and Kentucky follow with 185 and 145 respectively. Across two years 102487 men signed the pledge listing 44493 animals and fowls improved.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Nebraska
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Belmont County
Oblo
Ted
Hardie
Ohio
Licking County
South Carolina
Washingtn
Maachusetta
Texan
Vermont
Compecticut
Feeding Silage Cautions for Safe Animal Feeding
Feeding silage requires care to avoid spoiled feed which can harm livestock. The text warns that spoiled silage should not be fed and notes that governs fermentation can produce gas, making certain feeds unsafe for animals.
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Tnjney
Feeds Nemted by Colts and Animal Care Notes
A fragmented report describes feeding practices for a colt named Ahoukt kept to order for health and development. It notes the feeding program as essential to growth and highlights ongoing efforts to ensure quality care and proper nutrition.
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Dion Jolnee
Tf News
Yeu and Zeke: a wary man and a reluctant believer
In a Birmingham-letter style note, Yeu comments on Squire Witherbee and Zeke Bit, noting Zeke’s stubborn avoidance of religious reform despite Mrs Duwdle’s steady faith. He observes Zeke’s habit of dodging family support, while Mrs Duwdle remains unfazed by his long-running spiritual drift.
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Yeu
Squire Witherbee
Zeke
Caltech-era Ad Warns Mothers About Fia Syrup
Fractured OCR ad warns mothers to move a child's bowels with California Fia syrup or risk irritation. Prominent typography imitates early 20th century medical tip style, undermined by garbled wording and sensational tone.
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California
Fia Syrup
That's Different. Briowne and Towne Quote on Gender Roles
A brief quip contrasts Briowne and Towne discussing gender expectations. The remark notes a woman speaking of what she would do as a man versus a man talking about what he would not do as a woman. The late line signals a witty, era-tinged comment on gender norms.
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Gan
Conaidersia and the Unclear Prayer Debate
A fragmented dialogue references fear, prayer, and reform. Characters discuss timing and consequences, with unclear names and settings. The garbled text hints at a domestic or communal plea for moral improvement and immediate action.
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