Ravelings of Granny Crawford on farming lore and lore
A column brims with folk wisdom and farm tips from Crawford's correspondent Seabary Sullivan of Verne Kentucky. It covers Good Friday planting, moon phase beliefs, transplant timing, roofing notes, sun direction, and cautions on seedlings and crops with regional superstitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granny Bays
L. Crawford
Eylisal
Corbin Times-Trthone
Cortespurvent
Séahary Sullivan
Verne
Crawford
He Guldad
Ais
Fugitive Jehol Governor Captured by Japan
A garbled report describes Jehol Province’s fugitive governor being taken by Japanese authorities. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates involvement of Peiping and a formal government action related to the capture.
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Jehol Province
Japan
Milk safety orders aim to curb contaminated supply
A nine year push for sanitation reform targets milk distribution and dairy plants in Pineville Médias and surrounding counties. Officials pledge stricter ordinances to halt unsafe deliveries and eliminate contaminated raw milk from public markets, with tighter supervision of producers and purveyors in Virginia and surrounding regions.
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Ford
Pineville
Médias
Sara Etieliege
Nile
Foyinad
Ube
Orlinaneg
Orler
Virginia
Tonunance Tor
Local Farm News Highlights Dairy Project Plans Across Counties
Farm reports from Bel County and nearby areas describe a dairy project drawing several farmers into expanded milk production. Notable participants include Mis 0. CG. Surney and Mir, with others like Parley and Parmer in Four Mile area planning enrollments. Officials from University of Kentucky will assist, while dairy-related seed potatoes and bean pods are noted in supply chains.
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Bel County
Goodin
New Miluy
Syd
Workin
Ding
Parley
Fismer
Vinalay
Pkind
Ateve
Cwberiindshke Park
Diire
Wie University of Kentuky
Rey
Buckley
Pineville
Tver Partin
South America
Soung Merchantin
Fame Fruit Company
Dilddlesore
Ghenti Futataes
British Officer Cleared Today Of Eight Treason Charges
London lieutenant Norman Bail le of the Seaforth Highlanders faced eight treason charges. The court found him not guilty on three counts and a partial procedural result indicated possible guilt on other counts, with a final decision to be pronounced later.
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London
Norman Baille
Seaforth Wighland Cth
Leneenydanen Seith
Miner Hurt In Suffered Fracture At Monae Plant
Officials report Evan, a 80 year old worker at the Go's plant in Virginia Tron, suffered a fractured leg when a moving device broke loose on Monday. The incident occurred at the Penington Gap facility, with responders transporting him for treatment.
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Penington Gap
Wii
Bill Jvine
Virginia Tron
Evan
Citizenship bid nurtured by frugal savings in San Francisco
Value citizen San Francisco man, 69, saved seven dollars monthly to fund a trip and naturalization process. He sought to restore papers with a court test and expects broad cooperation, including officials and military outing organizers, as reported by a local county board.
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San Francisco
Ogen
Snugflarher
Yale
Olson
Love Disease of Spring Symptoms in Wartime Pamphlets
Logan Clendening presents a chaotic critique of medical theories and sensational pamphlets tied to a spring illness metaphor. The text references Dr Lures Tree, Roches, and various names, noting erudition and supposed cures while weaving in dates and scattered political and social commentary.
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Logan Clendening
Reaveny
Steel
Tata
Agi
Ua Young
Che Stron
Tre Worl
Uae
Tibet
A Tangled Romance in a New York City Flat
A melodramatic tale unfolds in a Brooklynbased flat as Alice, Grace, Sue, and others navigate love, betrayal, and social ambition. Philip, Morris, and Pinky are entwined with money, class, and marriage plans, with shifting affections and a dramatic confrontation framed by hotel encounters and a bustling urban backdrop.
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Sue Alelund
Amatropoliti
Hunt
Herard
Ann
Brooklen
Per
Feller
Memo
Pusky
Srovla
Philip
Merle
Ase
Parmely
Andale
Ten Years Ago Ste. Afton Ravh and Guests
Ten years past Ste Afton Ravh and her datysh ty Me Gel Tew in Waiting Growl hosted a large plate glass gathering. May and Abs Howie Hambelighs visited Thala as guests of Fer parents. Litt Mise dane Hanbright accompanied them to Viet her cieter, Mrs. Aleh ay Bary. Arthw & Closter arrived to share Easter holidays with his DAEHN Ur deal Selulee. Jick Raho, a student of George Lawn Callyne, was at home with the Veter Thadidieys.
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Ste. Afton
May
Abs Howie Hambelighs
Thala
Ovine Basten
Dane Hanbright
Cieter
Mra
Alehay Bary
Arthw
Closter
Five Years Ago Visit Recalls Local Family Ties
A fragmented reminiscence notes Mea. Wo OL Maris visiting home alley with a heat parenty and Mrs. Te CL Han Ixalar, Jimmie Ginsbarg's travel to Cheiniati, and a lately slay at Tawar ing Werhughland's biethaay. The Christan Nadeayay and Viest Christian Ghaveh hiked to Tern Take, while Sulinn Avent is mentioned in a {local} recount of past events.
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Maris
Igayari Alley
Han Ixalar Arene
Jimmie Ginsbarg
Cheiniati
Mambar
Ber
Ome Tawaring Werhughland
Christan
Christian
Sulinn
Quaker City Peasants Take Set for Beer Fertile Lands
Quaker City peasants settle in fertile Kuban lands abandoned after conflict. New settlers vow to build model collectives, oppose anti Soviet elements, and protect spring sowings amid tensions with locals and authorities. A North Caucasus spokesman described efforts to establish collective farms and resist counterrevolutionary influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rostov-op-lon
Furmlamix
Kuban
We Do Jor Printing in Ungar In Antiassociation
A terse OCR fragment notes a printing action linked to Ungar and an antiassociation tied to Tomita Hien. The readable part hints at a notional printing project or notice within a constrained organizational context, with limited concrete names or dates present.
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Collier
Washingtont
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Tammanyn Line
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de Caan
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Virginea Barry
Tokio
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ANG Condors
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Stevis
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Oya
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Shemye
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Lithia
Teast Wintt
Lestat Sianipily
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Diabotos
Krininne
Sean
Wunen
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Eule Mina
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Wales
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Byerkoll
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Jienis
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