Plant Food Storage in Leaves Energy Reserve (Historical Text)
The text explains how plants store surplus food after photosynthesis, mainly as starch or sugars, in leaves, stems, or storage organs. It notes variation across species, with bulbs and rosettes acting as storehouses, and cites examples like century plants in warm regions and hyacinth bulbs. Storage timing and duration vary by climate, from months to decades.
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Plant
Mfe
Thema
Mexico
America
Century Plant
al America
Gotte
Kindness to Farm Animals
Miller argues kindness to animals reduces fear and improves temperament, longevity, and productivity. He contrasts harsh handling with humane treatment, noting that gentle, well-treated horses live longer, work harder, and stay healthier, while cruel methods often ruin animals and reputations.
Planting instructions for prizewinners in open furrows
The guide urges sowing seed in thick furrows one inch or two apart. Ground should be as weed free as possible to avoid weed seed contamination and ensure strong germination for the Prize taker in mild Ona.
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Timie
Lump or Horse s Leg Care Advice From Old Text
A fragment discusses treating a lump on a horse with thorough hot water bathing. It notes early appearance and care to prevent deterioration. The wording is archaic and may reflect veterinary or herbal guidance from a historical pamphlet.
Lose Time Seed and Money in Planting Ground
The owner of the feria queries why corn soil, after breaking when dry, needs repeated smoothing to condition for planting Auk. Proper soil fining before germination eases later cultivation, retains moisture, and reduces weed growth, ensuring better emergence and easier cultivation.
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Feria
Thoughts of Nan Who Fages Death
Two men in a Boston restaurant discuss near death experiences and rapid thought under danger. A drowning memory recalls a Shannon river swim where the speaker’s mind fixed on whether fellow swimmer Mr Smith would notice and help. No fear or life review occurred. thoughts remained focused on survival during two minutes under water.
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Y Vee
Boston
Shans
Mr. Brown
Mr. Smith
Mr. Smith Stayed In the Boat To Guide It. Vatter
Ravert
Lisa
Wes
Mer. Smith
Sir
Brown
Squaw Glares at Court With Butcher Knife
In Gann Valley a Sioux woman Mrs. Stone Graybear disrupted a district court session for an hour. She, dressed in a Native costume, swung a butcher knife and shouted at her husband Jim Graybear who sought a divorce for cruelty. The sheriff finally subdues her and she is taken into custody. Graybear proceeds with the divorce as court resumes.
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Gann Valley
Stone Graybear
Grayhear
Gray
Graypear
Motor Cars Transform Prairie Rabbit and Wolf Drives in Kansas
A Kansas report notes motor cars replace horses in chasing rabbits and coyotes, enabling larger groups to drive across open prairie. The method speeds hunts, drives coyotes to dens, and ends with a shot, reflecting cars becoming a common hunting adjunct in western Kansas.
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Kan
Kansas
Coyote
Macros Prairie
Wisconsin Corn Sirup Labeling Debate Reaches State Supreme Court
Wisconsin enforces labeling rules on corn sirup as glucose amid court action testing the late federal food law. D B Scully Sirup and Cent Products Refining advocate halting shipments into Wisconsin until the issue is resolved. Chicago officials defer plans while New York heads decide policy. officials report 300 to 1,900 cars of corn sirup shipped to Wisconsin annually.
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Mm Products Deslers
Chicago
Aince
D. B. Scully Sirup
Wisconsin
T Fo
Cent Products Refining Company
Attaira
Corn Products Refining Company
New York
Scully
Scully Sirup Company
Madigan —Co
United States
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Form Products Refining Company
Supreme Court
Chicago Authority
Milwaukee
Tevis Cunningham
Lard Street
Fall Creek
Cunningham
Thirtieth Street
New Richmond
St. Paul
Minneapol
Fay Bros. Company
Racine
Robert Schoenperel
Burlington
Auielde
Schoepperel
Tony
Omcaga & North-Western
Toad
Willows
Vislt
Jargowski
Hmbs
David Beaton Jarvowski
Janesville
Ripon College
Relait
Oxford
Ashland
Fenenge
Northland College
Northwest
Beloit
Western Improvement Company of
Gregational
Un defeated Champion of the Northwest T. A. Ireland story
Colfax Washington gun expert T A Ireland, holder of four world records, claims he has not lost his frat match. He cites kidney trouble and nervous distress affecting his vision, credits Dean's Kidney Pills for relief, and offers to share case details for a stamp.
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Ireland
Dean
Dean's
Foster Mitoura Co
Buffalo, N. J
Marriage Question Beats Widow Muller in 4H Tale
A fragmented exchange notes a curious proposal about marrying Widow Muller. The overheard dialog hints at social expectations and discretion within a community, with characters debating motives and potential consequences of marriage amid local ties and labor group gossip.
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Miller
Paris
Elga
Nan
Rowly
Jack Rabbits
Wily Coyote
T. A. Ireland
Colfax, Wash
Mr. Hare
Deven
Gala
Hillver Place
Delancey Nicoll
Dntom Clvb
Mr. Nicoll
Paul
Muller
Doal
Postum Cereal Co. Lindred
Battle Craek, Mich
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