How to Catch Mosquitoes At First Jab and Save Yourself
Secretary Wilson details a bedroom mosquito campaign using a kerosene cup on a stick and a tin can method to catch resting insects. The bulletin claims immediate effects and describes the improvised devices, plus notes on government finances and bond issues shaping fiscal outlook.
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Secretary of Agriculture
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United States
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Four Million Trees Planted by Pennsylvania Railroad
The 1910 report from the Pennsylvania Railroad Forester notes over four million trees planted since forestry work began, with 671,369 ties treated and millions of feet of lumber and related products produced. The company’s nurseries and seedling programs support private plantings, ornamentals, and materials for tie and timber operations, while expanding its forest planting to educate farmers and the public.
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Motes of News From Maryland Area Happenings
A Maryland roundup notes the death of J Henry Smith at 74 from a wagon fall near Hagerstown. Other items: 275 Naval Academy candidates, 140 pass mental exams. Sa m Moore wins $6000 vs Pennsylvania Steel. Baltimore hosts water source meetings. Towson homecoming holiday debated. Recorder Farnan honored for 44 years on police force. a girl injured by a rusty nail from a shed roof near Waynesboro. Divorces and alimony discussed. Eagles prepare for State convention in Annapolis May 16 to 18 with a parade.
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J. Henry Smith
Hagerstown
Naval Academy
Cumberland
Sam Moore
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Maryland State Holmeopathic Society
Baltimore Business College
Thomas F. Farnan
Maryland
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Riis Urges Honest Reporters For Yale News
Jacob Riis writes to Yale News urging collegians to keep ideals at the cashier's desk. He calls for reporters who place morality above money and expose ignorance greed and selfishness in the press. He warns against cynicism and sensationalism and urges staying true over a $50 a week draft.
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Yale News
Jacob Riis
Roosevelt
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