Voting in the United States Presidential Election Explained
The article explains how voters cast ballots for president and vice president, the role of electors, and how the Electoral College can produce outcomes not aligned with the national popular vote. It discusses independent elector plans, potential House decision scenarios, and historical precedents, noting states with varying electoral votes and the possibility of a nonmajority result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
United States
Emia
Waltor
Ers
New York State
PLC
Tlal
Ftven
Wst
Uivwieies
Notody
le Cliss
Altigather
Htte
I College
Delaware
Nevada
Aho
Wyoming
Ontawa
New Hampshire
Vermont
Palven
Cleveland
Wilson
Ates
Miteo
Washington
House of Representatives
Hotes of Representatives
J. M. Hanley
North Dakota
Hoover
Judge Hanley
Cultivate Peaches to Stop Brown Rot Spread
County Agent BL Coleman warns brown rot in peaches thrives from old infested fruit. Cultivating 2 to 4 inches deep loosens soil, disrupting mummies that release millions of spores from pink to post bloom. Regular removal of rotted fruit and careful orchard upkeep key to preventing a repeat loss. Continuous infection begins with spores on old peaches and extends through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL. Coleman
Coleman
Rhone College
Aleried Chat
Crop forage and social notes touch farming and politics
The article discusses pasture forage with lespedeza inoculation needs and regional success, noting southern Ohio results but likely poor Pennsylvania outcomes. It also comments on jazz music slowing, Lincoln's view on common people, and Socialist Communist tensions, portraying a grim mood and political friction.
One Man Miners and Mercury Boom in 1920s West
Aerial notes on solo miners like Loeffler Palmer in Utah profiting from abandoned workings. Mercury demand rises with new vapor boiler tech, spurring a Arkansas rush and price spikes. Also mentions sugar mortar trend in ancient Rome and brief pop culture bits about movies.
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W. L. R. Emmett
Arkansas
Olive Charboneau wins 4 H cherry pie contest in Wisconsin
Olive Charboneau a 15 year old 4 H girl from Wisconsin wins a local cherry pie baking contest earning 600 dollars. She plans to use the prize and her savings to pursue home economies at university. Olive started in 4 H at age 11 learning canning and other foods while helping at home and the local telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Charboneau
Wisconsin
Olive
O. H. Horn
Jane
Midwest
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders From Penn State
Agricultural tips note girdling damage to apple and pear trees may be saved by bridge grafting with dormant scion wood from vigorous last year shoots though young trees under five years old are rarely grafted. Milk production rises with balanced rations and economical garden planning aids time and labor efficiency for vegetables.
Eradicate Sheep Pests Says State College Planners
Report fragment notes agricultural advice urging pest elimination and feed measures for bees and colonies. Mentions political lessons about jobs not growing on plum trees and calls for sugar syrup or bones for failure. Names and places are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Fragmentary idea on suicides and money in early 20th century
The text discusses why many prominent men killed themselves in recent years, attributing cause to fear of poverty and lack of inner resources. It notes Eastman’s case as not money but belief he had finished his life's work, while others fear financial ruin. It reflects changing views on salvation and damnation.
Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate in Northampton County
Public sale of two connected parcels partly in Lushkill and Upper Nazareth Townships Northampton County by writ of Levari facias. Auction at Easton Sheriff’s Office on April 16, 102 with a detailed description of land including boundaries, improvements, and structures, issued from Northamp ton Court of Common Pleas. Proceeds apply to judgment and costs.
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Nazareth
Moorestown
Mary Kuteh
Clearfielt Ptushictth
Nora Hildensbrandt
Tatamy
Milton Gower
Goede Vii
Namireth
Sherifes
Lushkill
Upper Nazareth
Northamptin
Ienuaylvutia
Court of Common Pleas
Northammpton County
Pennayty
Easton
APHIS
Hushkill
Upper
Nasareth
Northatpten
Letnsy
Vania
Theaivery
Lyr
Beth Tates
Fand Ate
Siroy
Henry
Jaro Teers
Earree
Ted
Heoad Street
Tatung
Satunday
Wits
Mes
Milton Gower Vireenre Huber
Board of Education of
Northampton County
Penn
Sylvani
Colous
Bart
Saxareth
Pennavivenig
Toe
Tima
Jeraby
J Knauss
Tae
Wilgeam
Farm and Hardware Sale At Wind Gap Highway
A sale scheduled for a Saturday in April offers a wide array of goods. Livestock includes horses, mules, Holstein cattle, chickens, and rabbits. Hardware, furniture, bakery items, nursery trees, and fruit are advertised, with entertainment by a banjo orchestra and a travel truck load of goods. George Anschact and Kunkle act as auctioneer and clerk.
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Seoxule
Teachiig Bron Nagareth
Moorestown
Jurobose Farm
Kunkle
Bath
Bittenbender & March
Wind Gap
Hall
Wwe
George Anschac
T. Kunkle
W. Kunkle
Rich man's worries in a depressive era tone
A New York bank executive recounts dining with wealthy retirees fearing social upheaval and loss of possessions. He argues the social order will not collapse and that wealthier individuals should bear the shared burdens without resentment, noting personal privilege and easier opportunities elsewhere.
New York City Story Wraparound of Daily Life
A fragmented reminiscence of late 19th or early 20th century New York City life. The piece mentions horse drawn carriages around the Plaza Hotel and friendly drivers, a large bird population in the city, and the Tombs prison with its Egyptian styled exterior rebuilt in 1895. It also quips about opera confusion, dogs kept indoors, a butterfly sighting on Sixth Avenue and Times Street, and stray snippets of local chatter and poetry.
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Plaza Hotel
New York
Ely
New Yorker
Sixth Avenue
Tay
Wien
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Kedneday
Bob
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Lespedeza
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Loeffler Palmer
Utah
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Gholi Ap Panayibaen
Pwsagle
Cortes
Ike
Gereald J. Cox
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
American Chemical Society
Rhe Apelles
Twee Votataoding
Ffelfoe
George Bastian
Bee Rivker
Alfred LowWensten
Tmanelot
Divived
The
Albany
Pennsylvania State College
Jean
Piot
Clearfeld
Nushiedh
Con Stein
Terie
Noi
Victor Meivell
Deine
Nesareth
A. Florey Farm
Bittenbender & Mabus
Daiiymen
WEA
Sale
Satuerda
Lors
Mont
Seeds Sale
Shop Y Broly Bros
LOIAM
Mauch Chunk
Laubach
Little Old Wyork H
Nemes York
Iverts
Hite
Rene Well
I. P. Kostenbader Notary Public
Bagr's Block
Nasareth, Pa
Ake Bey
Max Pikarev
Wyandotte M
Bethlerem
Psurrauin
Jaua
Chume
Nacareth
Plaintels Township
Addres Roth
Belfast
Toom
Jorf Roth
Board of
Boental
Plainfield Town Hil
Joseph Floth
Erwin E. Tellick
Lower
Aura Hellion
Navareth
Stegies
Nawratte
Howard E. Weisley
Graduate Lawly
Eastoh
Chas, C
Willauer
Muncer
Lincoln Ave
Stockentown
George Bensing
Promptiy
Frank P. Rohn
Ambaimer
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Main BT
Nazaretg
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