From Orchard to Market The Art of Packing Apples
The article urges careful sorting and packing to maximize profits, detailing color tests for ripeness, storage care to avoid watercore, and the risks of late picking on Jonathan apples. It compares packing methods, advocates consistent handling by trained crews, and discusses ladders, receptacles, and labeled waxed boxes to boost buyer trust and prices.
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Evons Roads
Wieh
Jonathan
Idaho
Improvements in the Village House Grounds and Arbor Day
The article argues for beautifying school grounds through student planting, especially in rural areas, to educate on nature and foster care for plants. It promotes Arbor Day, tree planting in schools, and cites the Forestry Bureau for guidance, stressing utilitarian and community benefits.
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Bureau of Forestry
Se¢ehool House
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
Morester
Washine
GS. Senvacol
Consrcess
Barces
The Signiféance of the Country Home Address
Edward H. Chandler of the Twentieth Century Club spoke at Boston YWCA School of Domestic Science exercises urging a national move toward small independent country homes. He praised nature study in schools and the value of simple living, neighborly democracy, and work shared with nature as essential to character and true life.
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Edward H. Chandler
Twentieth Century Club
School of Domestic Science
Boston Young Women's Christian Association
Chandler
Picton
United States
Attyconta
Atrect
Watoctown
Mans
Early call for town parkland to fortify growing communities
The article urges securing land for a town park before growth raises prices. It argues that initial, modest beautification with grass and trees boosts civility and health, and that natural, near-native landscapes should guide design. Securing property early preserves access and strengthens community appeal.
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Amuillle
Distribution of Immigrants the Solution
Distribution of Immigrants the Solution suggests a nationwide equalization approach. It argues immigration should follow economic demand, with routes via interior employment and opportunities, and cooperation of state agencies to draw industrious newcomers to farms and smaller towns.
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Gilveston-Bremen
Wise Andwell
Elort
School Grounds Improvement in Rochester N C
School authorities grade and sod the yards while shrubbery and burning is by private effort in conjunction with students. Ample land is provided for decorative playground use and most exemplary results have been obtained.
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Rochester
N. C
Poor Chance In the Cities Life in a Metropolis
A reflective piece arguing urban childhood harms long term cleverness. It claims city life accelerates brain development unnaturally, makes children superficial, excitable, and fickle, and robs them of enthusiasm and deep understanding. It contrasts urban youth with country-bred children, suggesting reduced capacity to grasp core lessons amid crowded, bewildering surroundings.
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Areo Nursery
Job Office Wanted Lease In Advance Payment
The ad seeks a job office lease in Iowa for a single month paid in advance. It mentions monthly payments and a salary arrangement with advanced payment terms. Contact A. Ly Boreman in Colo, Iowa.
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Bam
A. Ly Boreman
Colo
Iowa
Wanted Firemen and conductors for urgent service
Fragmented ad seeking 4 ton dred firemen and frakemen with ROC AOE Latine Experience. Mentions locations such as 27 Monroe Street Room Gh and Brooklyn area. References to earnings and recruitment, with garbled names and unclear details.
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Roc
Hannes
Beacon
Ang Carn
Eoaitians Avcaking Coumsteat
Peng Sum Tong Ata
Monroe Street
Hroakdyn
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