Ward Aims to Hang Buck Olney in Old West Feud Tale
Ward and Buck Olney confront a past betrayals as Ward drives Buck toward a hanging. Ward coldly methodically tightens ropes and prepares a grim end, promising retribution while Buck pleads. Ward pauses to craft a taunting note before finalizing the hangman’s noose and plotting Buck’s fate under the cottonwood limb.
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Tuck
Buck
Buck Siffer
Jenat
Ratter
Buck Olney
Rattler
Huck
Woole
Burk
Tim
Olney
Hackley
South America
Austriia
Buel Ward
Mayd Carson
Floyd
Howard
Hare
Muck
Huck Olney
Ruttler
Ward Survives Fortunes in Final Fortunes Installment
Fortune aims another blow at Ward but his iron nerve enables him to endure a terrible ordeal. The next installment continues the story of Ward's new misfortune with a gripping cliffhanger and advancing peril.
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Fortune
Ward
Americans’ Idea of Poetry and Life by Yeats Letters
A fragment from John Butler Yeats quotes contrasts American idealism with prose like Wordsworths. It describes Americans as imaginative yet prosaic, viewing poetry as a by product of life, and notes their preference for scenery and restraint over dramatic personality.
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Wordsworth
Bhutan
John Butler Yeats
Origin of the Greek Church Divides East and West
A Bible student traces the split between Greek and Latin churches from Constantinople s 867 council under Photius to the 1054 excommunication of Michael Cerularius by Pope Leo IX. Reunion efforts surfaced at Ferrara in 1439, yet popular and clerical pressure led to repudiation and a lasting separation.
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Constantinople
Roman Empire
Ignatius
Photius
East
Rome
Michael Cerularius
The
Leo IX
Ferrara
Shoes Through Time from Ancient to Early 1800s
The text traces footwear history from high heeled boots for the rich in the eighteenth century to wooden and untanned leather shoes for the poor. Highlanders wore deer-hide brogans and southern groups cloth sandals. In 1800 an Englishman introduced distinct right and left shoes. Aboriginal tribes wore moccasins, never barefoot.
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America
Drawing It Fine and Wit in Jests from the Era
In a pithy exchange the speaker notes economizing with a single egg for breakfast to save fuel while frying it on one side. A rival quip ponders a shore hugging captain’s persistence as a missed embrace of opportunity. Hawaii is described as having 14 volcanic craters.
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Buck
Battle on Food Parasites Aims to Cut Losses
The U S Department of Agriculture unveils a 1915 campaign to reduce crop and livestock losses from insects diseases rodents and other pests. It urges farmers to adopt established control methods, improve manure handling and conserve plant foods while highlighting billions in annual losses and the need for expanded state and federal support.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Eight Hour System Gains Ground on Farms
The eight hour system is in vogue on many farms eight hours before dinner and eight hours after. The practice appears to structure daily work periods and meals across rural operations.
Department Will Aggressively Fight Pests to Protect Crops
The department will vigorously prosecute its activities to reduce losses at a small expense and assist farmers in every feasible way. In cooperation with state extension forces, it aims to control or eliminate these pests through coordinated efforts and enforcement.
Help Create Spring Gardens for Mill Workers
A Calhoun Park mill posted a Department of Agriculture urged slogan urging workers to grow food gardens. Free seeds were promised and five cash prizes plus three special awards for best gardens. The company would plow plots and provide meat and fertilizer at nominal cost.
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Department of Agriculture
Calhoun Park
Beans Peas and Peanuts Key to War Food Program
The U S department of agriculture urges focus on beans peas and peanuts to feed the nation armies and allies. Soybeans and peanuts should supplement beans and peas providing oil and animal feeds. Last year bean and peanut output rose markedly in the six leading states, signaling strong gains for 1918.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Garden and market garden expansion urged in 1918 plan
The article advocates increasing market gardens near large consuming centers to meet community needs and reduce long transportation. It urges planting home gardens for family use and preserving food for future use, and calls for boosting commercial production of perishables where transportation and marketing facilities are reasonably available.
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