U S Government Crop Report on 130000 Workers in Field
The article explains the USDA crop reporting system based on voluntary county township and individual farmer correspondents, field agents, and state correspondents. It details data gathering, verification, and how monthly estimates are compiled despite not being an exact count.
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Department of Agriculture
Apen King
Bureau of Statistics of
The
Agricultural Department
Department
Washington
United States
Special Field Service
State Statistical
Bureau of Statistics
Secretary of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Victor IT
Olmsted
Census Bureau
Wilson
Ants to Teach Children in Cleveland Schools
Cleveland schools urge children to swat flies and collect ants for playground use. Ants will be cage placed in yards for observation to teach natural history and industry. Dr. E A Paterson proposed the plan, with fly chasers trapping ants for display.
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Cleveland
E. A. Paterson
Classifieds Insight: Daily Record Ads Prompt Bargains
Reading the Record's daily classifieds reveals opportunities to buy needed items at low prices. The page encourages close attention for potential deals and timely purchases slipping into everyday life.
Fashionable silks in splendid lengths dazzle crowds
A garbled fashion notice describes women admiring lengths of silk fabrics such as crepe, chiffon, taffeta, and charmonnee. It highlights sheer drapery and the popularity of silk garments in stylish gatherings, noting lavish textures and colors.
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Tate
Ihif
Destre Comfort
Statie
Paradise Flats Affair Turns on Poker and Feuding Ladies
In Paradise Flats a hostess hosts a cherchevre style poker party for Lady Torrington and Countess Divito. The three women quarrel over a high hand, culminating in a heated dispute when Countess Divito has a flush against Lady Torringtons straight and Lady O Sullivan’s king high hand. The scene ends with the two women being pulled apart by police and left to settle the matter later, while the janitor comments on the vanity and wickedness of the feud.
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Lady Torrington
Divite
Mrs. O'Sullivan
Tim
Min
Paradise Flats
Golly
Mr. Wasserman
Indy
Wasserman
Paradise
Lady O'suilivan
Tim O'Sulivan
Lad O'Sullivan
Tady Torrington
Neffer
O'Sullivan
J O'Sullivan
Sprocket
Benfen
Spoiled His Alibi and Lost His Sleepy Alibi
A husband boasted of an early homecoming but altered clocks to mislead his wife. She checked both the dining room and parlor clocks. their times conflicted only when a nearby church clock struck two, exposing his ruse. The New York Tribune notes the failed attempt.
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New York Tribune
Taking No Chances
A terse newsroom exchange reveals concern over a headline about Longbow as editor and reporter debate grammar versus risking offense to Longbow’s relatives. The editor insists accuracy and sensitivity trump a potential error in publication ethics.
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Longbow
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