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Tanlae
W. H. Hocker
Rose Ave
Clifton Forge
Tanlac
Monumental Ledger Delays Spark Senator's Retort
Senator Sworthworthy quips on paying for a tombstone preferring a simple stone to keep a public record straight. The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes the exchange about who should fund commemorations and posterity.
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Senator Sworthworthy
Birmingham Age-Herald
Cave Electrically Lighted at Mount Timpanogos Utah
Mount Timpanogos cave beneath the Wuasateh mountains in Utah is now electrially lighted. A new lighting system highlights stalactite and stalagmite formations and the cave’s odd nooks and corridors.
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Mount Timpanogos
Wuasateh Mountains
Utah
Battle Against Barberry Plant Weighs On Digging Efforts
USDA urges thorough digging and destruction of barberry bushes with berries to curb stem rust in wheat. Seeds from August 1 diggings produced many seedlings, and sprouts from older, dug plants can bear fruit again, so follow up digging and remove roots to prevent regrowth.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chickens Fight Grasshoppers On Scottsbluff Farm
Mitchell Nebraska farmers trialed poultry as pest control. Five hundred chickens housed in colony sheds across 80 acres cut grasshopper numbers to about 20 percent of the rest. The plan proved profitable after domestic use and market sale, with 75 percent return on investment. This year the owner plans 1,000 chickens as insurance against pests.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Scottsbluff
Mitchell
Nebraska
Keen Interest in Poultry Education Surges in Year
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports many inquiries about poultry raising averaging 50 to 75 letters daily since the year's start. Poultry literature distribution by the division of publications has surpassed prior records. The department offers extensive poultry material from breed discussions to management and culling with over thirty general bulletins and many technical works.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Division of Publications
Walnut and Hickory Curculios and Control Methods
The article discusses curculios that attack young fruits and shoots of walnut and hickory, detailing four Conotrachelus species. It cites U S Department of Agriculture Bulletin 1666 and outlines control methods including burning fallen nuts and applying lead arsenate sprays to stems, leaves, and fruit to reduce damage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fred E. Brooks
Production of Young Trees in Orchard Practice
Growers worry over heavy early fruiting on very young trees. Natural bearing at two or three years is common for peach and plum, yet normal growth continues. Under modern pruning, trees bear earlier without harming overall condition. heavy thinning is sometimes unnecessary.
Amusement Scene Draws Tourist in Ank
A tourist in Ank Straddie Ridge watches locals juggle scenery and a rural prank as four residents cut a caper at a holler. An advertisement touts Cuticura products including Toilet Trio with talcum for skin and fragrance.
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Straddie Ridge
Ank
Bald
Mrs Gould reflects on changing jewelry trends at Lakewood dinner
The late Mrs. George Gould hosts a Lakewood dinner where a young divorcee admires Mrs id's jewels. Mrs Gould notes necklaces used to be wider and heavier and designed to last a lifetime, contrasting modern styles.
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George Gould
Lakewood
Mrs. Gould
Important to Mothers Examine Bottles for Castoria Use
Careful inspection urged of CRISTORIA bottles for infants and children to ensure harmless contents. The warning notes the remedy has served families for over 30 years, while mentioning Fletcher's Castoria and generic ads.
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Fletcher
Indomitent Reader Turns Pages at Rumpus Ridge
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge replies to a appeal from the editor of the Tumn Ungill Torch of Liberty. He says he is too weak and overworked to keep up with reading, piling papers for later and only reaching the middle of March, with little promise of improvement.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Liberty
Kansas City Star
Bread spelling dispute in Briggly household
A clergyman questions ten year old Bobby about spelling in the Briggly home. Bobby answers with a witty retort about how he spells bread versus how the dictionary does, prompting lessons on spelling and perception.
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Bobby
Briggly
Philadelphia
Ledzer
Bad boy of the town stirs local talk and rumor
A notorious figure known as the town’s “bad boy” dominates chatter among residents as gossip and opinions spread through the community. Local authorities and neighbors weigh his influence on public life.
Fairy tale of Paris and a charity tale from Harper’s Magazine
The text reflects on Paris as a symbol of varied histories and eras from Marie Antoinette to Balzac, melding cultural memory with Muriel Harris’s reflections in the North American Review. It then shifts to a humorous Harper’s Magazine anecdote about Tommy who gives half of his box of "it" to a poor boy, only for the boy to repay his kindness with a public lashing in the schoolyard.
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Paris
Marie Antoinette
Napoleon
Bois
Balzac
Perhops
Muriel Harris
North Amerlican Review
Tommy
Harper's Magazine
Couple’s humorous vote tale echoes old car quarrel
Mr. Wopping and Mrs. Godspur share a light exchange about a voting dispute. The wife prompts how the decision was reached and he recalls a prior disagreement over buying a motor car, ending with the couple purchasing the car.
Resolution Adoption Question Sparks Debate
A tense council session opens with a line about adopting a resolution. Members quip about already having enough measures on hand as they weigh the need for another formal act and its potential impact on policy.
Bridge Tender Tales From The Night Watch
A lighthearted note from the Indianapolis Star recalls a bridge tender who, late at night, is roused by his granddaughter asking where he found a night watchman job. The piece plays on family humor and aging responsibilities highlighted by a quizzical child.
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Indianapolis Star
Bridle Your Temper Before It Brings You Low
A proverb warns to control anger to avoid ruin. The saying cautions that an unchecked temper can provoke consequences that restrain or harm a person, urging restraint in heated moments.
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