How Twentieth Century Scientists Have Retrieved the Magi Lamp
An essay by John Raymond discusses the surge of chemistry shaping modern civilization. It argues that applied chemistry defends nations and drives dramatic lab discoveries from fertilizers to explosives.
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Rv’piched
America
Germany
Gere Inary
Fesser
Bad Feeding Causes Runts to Become Useful Pigs
An analysis from the United States Department of Agriculture notes that runts often start undersized due to neglect or improper feeding and housing but can grow into profitable animals with proper care. A Tennessee breeder and department specialists urge timely feeding, shelter, and management to prevent losses and improve future merit.
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Biblurea
United
Douglas Stewart
New York
Wilmer Krusen
Department of Public Health of
Philadelphia
Chas. H. Frey
East
King St
Lancaster, Pa
Effects of Poor Feeding on Young Animals During Weaning
The passage notes that many young animals grow normal at first but later become runty from lack of proper feeding and care, a condition commonly seen around the weaning period. It emphasizes the link between nutrition, care, and growth during early life stages.
Growth and runt pigs need more feed for market readiness
A Tennessee farmer notes runts in hogs require at least 25 percent more feed to reach marketable condition. He cites faulty cattle growth as due to improper feeding and care and urges education of stock growers in proper nutrition and management to reduce runt prevalence and improve livestock development.
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Tennessee
Ye Storck
United States
Failure of Organizations Warns Loyal Membership
A garbled note warns against defections from a farmers cooperative project. It urges steadfast loyalty, arguing that weak members may be tempted by opposing factions. The message stresses that desertion leads to withdrawal of support and redoubles calls to remain faithful to the cause and leaders.
Rapid Loss of Phosphorus From Crops and Farm Returns
Pioneering notes warn that phosphorus is largely removed with grain and sold, causing rapid depletion of available phosphorus on farms. Even when crops are fed, animals use substantial amounts in bones and tissues, accelerating loss.
Obstructed Vision and a Glass Eye Tale
An Irish merchant kept a glass eye in water each night. He swallowed the eye by mistake after a night of heavy drinking. His wife alarmed, the valet Pat assisted by gently banking the throat. Pat found the eye lodged down the passage as the wife quipped.
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Ireland
Trishman
Pat
Londoen
Men Also Fond of Gossip in the Club and Tea Rooms
Rosalie Neish argues in the London Standard that gossip is not exclusive to women. The piece suggests men also gossip in clubs over peers, judges, politicians, and generals, challenging the idea that gossip is a female vice.
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Rosalie Neish
London Standard
Sachother
Pepys
Salt Water Buoyancy Demonstrated by Boy and Ship Time
A Kansas City Star item recounts a boy who poured salt water into a hole to raise a submerged ball and notes the principle that salt water is heavier than fresh. The note extends to rivers and ships, explaining that objects heavy on the bottom may rise when moving to saltier water, and a ship may sink in fresh water but rise in the ocean.
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Kansas City Star
Strength Over Troubles and Mannered Hearts
The passage urges readers to outlast troubles, arguing enemies are best faced by inner resolve rather than hatred. It warns cowardice and escape fail, fate can bow foes, and true manners require sincere heart beyond polished forms to achieve real worth.
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Catred
Marnners
High Qualities Essential for Success Among Engineers
Fifteen hundred engineers answered a questionnaire on the high qualities essential for success. They ranked character judgment initiative resourcefulness ability to handle men enthusiasm industry and technical training as the top traits. The American Society of Engineers members provided this testimony on what makes a successful career.
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American Society of Engineers
Various farms for sale around Lancaster area in multiple sizes
Multiple farm parcels listed for sale including 4 acres at White Oak Station 20 acres near Ephrata 498 acres near Lawn 60 acres near Quarryville 85 acres near Lititz 477 acres Millcreek two Lebanon Co 10 acres near Lititz 50 acres near Lititz 17 acres Rothsville 120 acres Lampeter township 80 acres from Manheim 21 acres near Lititz 2 acres Kissel Hill 68 acres near Lititz 334 miles from Ephrata 40 acres near Lancaster 1 acre Rothsville 11 acres near Lititz 161 acres between Kirkwood Oxford 50 acres near Millersville 4% acres near Millersville 2% acres Millport 101 acres near Manheim 33 acres Lititz 82 acres near Lawn Lebanon Co 100 acres near Terre Hill 57 acres 244 miles from Elizabethtown 8 acres Kissel Hill 844 acres Millport 199 acres Campbellstown Lebanon Co 47 acres Akron borough % acre Hallville 7 acres Strasburg close 8 acres Lititz borough 42 acres 3 miles Lititz 124 acres Manor township 40 acres near Schaefferstown 1% acres Millport 16 acres 1% miles Lititz 109 acres 2 miles Landis Valley More farms and country homes listed in Lancaster and counties. very reasonably priced. Also large list of houses and business stands in Lancaster Lititz Manheim Ephrata Marietta Millersville and others.
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White Oak Station
Ephrata
White Oak
Lawn
Lebanon County
Quarryville
Millway
Lititz
Millcreek
Lebanon Co
Rothsville
Lampeter Township
Manheim
Terre Hill
Elizabethtown
Kissel Hill
Millport
Campbellstown
Borough of
Akron
Hallville
Strasburg
Manor Township
Schaefferstown
Landis Valley
Lancaster
Marietta
Millersville
Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency Notice
Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency operated by N. 8S. Myers at 29 S Broad St Lititz Pennsylvania lists contact options Bell Phone 36 Ind and Phone 189 for farm sale services.
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Lancaster County Farm Sales Agency
S. Broad St
Lititz, Pa
Mind as a Tool for Success Through Hard Work
A Chicago Herald and Examiner excerpt asserts the mind is a tireless machine driving success when set along the right path. It emphasizes discipline, hard work, and scrapping wasteful habits to form efficient routines, promising quick gains in mastering difficult tasks.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Lava Curios From World's Highest Volcano Tourists Take Lava Trinkets
The Kiauea volcano in the Hauwaifi islands draws visitors who seek lava souvenirs. Coins and trinkets thrown into the lava edge quickly melt and later emerge encased in molten rock. Guides retrieve these items after a few minutes, cooled for keepsakes of a trip to the world’s greatest volcano.
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Kiauea
Hauwaifi Islands
Carrie
Pepto-Mangan Advertisement Claims Vitality For All
An old Time magazine style advert states Pepto Mangan strengthens red blood and energy, suggesting strong people need little care while most face fatigue from overwork or poor sleep. It promotes a few weeks of use to build up health and emphasizes the product as universally beneficial.
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