Shrubs Enhance Homes and Gardens Across Seasons
An article extols shrub beauty and versatile planting. It advises grouping, seasonal color, and careful selection to achieve continuous bloom from spring to frost. It notes deep planting, proper watering, pruning, and choosing dwarf varieties like Beris and Philadelphus for yearround appeal.
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Russian impostor burglaries ring thrives in Czechoslovakia
Neltra in Czechoslovakia reports a Russian thief calling himself an idiot to lure victims. He carried out over a thousand burglaries, focusing on rapid, successive heists across several villages. Authorities tracked him as he fled toward Tirsia, while locals saw only harmless disruption.
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Fren Tirsia
Solon Reform Aims Fix Biscuit Size Across State
A fragmented Oklahoma City document urges culinary reform by standardizing biscuit width to three loaf measures. The drive, tied to an uplift movement, cites Kansas and figures such as James W Finlow supporting uniform shapes while Oklahoma lawmakers consider a bill and report.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
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Therapansore
Ken
Sengter James W) Finlow
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Sato Pecentis
Sholleay
Benny Goud
Dewberry rediscovery and horticulture guidance urged
A garbled report discusses dewberries and horticulture, noting a rediscovery and references to an Agriculture department recommendation for farmers. It mentions names like Younes and Lagulelitia and hints at varieties such as Fox Young and Leerena, with regional notes on southern areas and tributes to berry production.
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Seeuhwrn
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Pehle
Church Converts Between Pool Hall and Church in Milford
A Milford congregation of the Methodic Phoeopal church records show the building shifting from church to pool hall and back to a church. The long history includes restoration efforts and a steady congregation that has worshipped there for about 60 years.
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Kian
Wea Fe
Nu School
Milford
Catch Them Young Emotions Training In Modern Schools
A critique of early emotional training using modern methods to shape temperament and traits. It describes pediatric school programs from Town's preschool Inborg admitting children at eighteen months for six years of daily studies, claiming elimination of childish faults and development of self-control. It argues character, aesthetics, and social training as core in modern curricula and touches on economic problem solutions through proper principles.
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Inborg
Economic policy view on overproduction and buyers
W LTAMT Foster economic research official argues for targeted government spending and revenue shifts to address overproduction without radical government change. He notes manufacturers sold goods to buyers who cannot pay, indicating a lack of purchasing power and persistent price levels, urging corrective measures to restore business confidence.
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Busihe
Provision for Recreational Facilities Importal in Any Community
Adequate recreational facilities for children are vital in a community program to prevent juvenile delinquency. The text argues the city’s pace is too fast and home life confined to apartments drives youths toward negative associations. It stresses building a high quality community environment with recreational opportunities to counter youth behavior problems and focus on preventive work.
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Ecke
Hieh
Modern religious authority and education clash in debate
The text contrasts fundamentalist and modernist views, arguing against state control of religious authority and criticizing modern educational principles that elevate individualism. It warns that literature and philosophy lead to relativism, eroding laws and traditional values, urging greater sympathy for less favored nations.
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America
Attitudes Toward China Shape Next Decade of Industry
Rev George Chalmers Richmond argues that America must show sympathy for smaller nations amid political and economic turmoil. He warns that leaders who exploit resources ignore international goodwill and that youth engaging in destructive behavior will not reach leadership in business or society.
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Amoerica
China
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