New Expression and Mystic Poet Hewes Explored
The article profiles Charles Hewes born 1870 in Boone Port and his New Expression poetry. It describes his Welsh English descent, Seattle discovery of mysticism, mountain inspirations around Estes Park, and the Rocky Mountain National Park link. It notes public fascination, sales of Hewes’s Songs, and critical debate on form versus spiritual poetry.
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Twockies
Mr. Tiewes
Rocky Mountain National Park
Ddis
Vielfey
Estes Park
Ahem Jaive
Hewes
Llewes
Egertons
Palmers
England
Virginia
Tie
Boone
Town
Paltesa Valley
Leones Oak
Seattle
Hieves
Mae
Tiis
New Expression in Art and a Spiritual Lesson Preview
A long column surveys New Expressionist aims in literature and art, praising Hewes and Babcook and noting works in oil, prints, and mountain scenes. It highlights Mount Orton and the Dawn of a New Expression, plus a teacher's broad lesson outline from Biblical stories for youth across several age groups.
How Sea Horses Converse In Their Own Signals
An observer named Went placed two sea horses in separate dishes and heard a sharp chirping noise from one, answered by the other. The sounds come from the jaw movements and occur in both sexes, more frequently during spawning season.
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Went
Lydia Thrived in Late Anicent Days
The text details Lydia thriving from 716 B C to 546 B C before Croesus fell to Cyrus the Persian. It notes the Lydians as among the era’s most advanced peoples and hints at their historical prominence in early Anatolia.
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Sarabat
Pactolus
Lydia
Croesus
Cyrus
Lydians
Early spring best for setting strawberry plants says Ithaca college experts
Horticultural guidance from New York State College at Ithaca notes early spring is ideal for strawberry planting. Spring or summer plantings may yield poorer stands if dry. fall planting risks moisture loss, winter injury, and extra labor. Most growers prefer spring planting for best results.
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Trust
New York State Colege
Ithaca
Propagating Raspberry Bushes for Better Fruiting
Young raspberries are spread from tipped canes that droop. Prevent suckers and stakes, pinch tips in midsummer, and prune three to three and a half foot canes to promote sturdy growth and future fruiting. Train canes off the ground for an orderly berry patch. Staking and pruning can be done on rainy days or by children as a task.
Fertilization Raises Profits in Apple Orchard Trials
Experiments across ten bearing apple orchards over six years show nitrogen as the most potent factor to sustain production and profit. Phosphorus improves results when combined with nitrogen, while potash shows little value.
Thinning Apples to Improve Size and Tree Health
Orchardists thinning apples to achieve better fruit size and tree condition should remove wormy fruit. Pay special attention during the first brood codling moth larvae in the fruit to destroy affected apples and prevent spread.
Time to Discontinue Spray on Fruit
Guidance advises stopping spraying plums and other fruits within one month of ripening to avoid residue on the fruit and reduce market value. The guidelines emphasize ending applications before harvest to protect quality and saleability.
Growing Raspberries Thrive Across Midwestern Soils
Raspberries flourish in a wide range of soils and yield profitable crops across all Middle Western localities, offering reliable fruit production opportunities.
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Middle West
Don’t Buy Cheap Trees Warns on Quality and Nurseries
Consumers are urged to avoid cheap trees as they may be poor value. The notice advises dealing only with reputable nurseries to ensure healthy, long lasting plant purchases.
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Doan
Indicator of Well-Drained Land Through Tree Indicators
The text notes that maples or oaks generally indicate well drained land, suggesting tree species as signs of soil drainage conditions.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial
Mrs. Joa Hewitt of Washington DC attributes recovery from a long illness and avoidance of surgery to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports weight gain from 97 to 140 pounds after six bottles and says she can resume housework and chores.
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Washington, D. C
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joa Hewitt
Penna. Ave
Washington, D.C
Testing Brass Pipe Temper and Structure Through Cleroscope
The article discusses inspecting brass pipe with a cleroscope to view internal structure and temper. It notes color seams and surface features reveal stresses that can cause cracks and describes advances in brass pipe manufacturing and temper standards.
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Oseientivie
Seientiie American
No is as dangerous as he thinks some won thinks he is
The fragment hints at a rhetorical assessment of danger and self perception, noting a contrast between actual danger and how a person believes others perceive them. It remains unclear and reads as an unfinished line from a larger opinion or satire piece.
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Wasn
Won
Self-made men speak loudly when they talk
Observation notes that self-made men often make a loud impression in conversation, suggesting that bold speaking accompanies self earned status.
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Tahesa Valley
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Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Orton Memorial Library
Ohio Star University
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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