Enrolment Surge Strains Brunswick County Schools
The Brunswick area reports 756 pupils district wide with East End at 299 and West End at 271. High School Enrollment grows beyond 100, seventh and sixth grades occupy the same building, and two teachers share a room amid crowding. Trustees consider renting extra space to relieve congestion as enrollment rises.
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Brunswick
West End
0. M. Fogle
Spencer C. Stull
Frances Doub
Sarath Raich
Roger X. Day
Josephine Solomon
A. V. Reich
Carolyn Compton
Emily Crampton
Georgia Gittinger
East End
Orville Kefauver
Miss Fogle
Miss Miller
Miss Evans
Miss Reed
Miss Shannon
Miss Whitter
Miss Wailer
Miss Mahoney
Miss Marriott
MiAg Wenner
Misses Marker
Talborq
Garrett
Tve
Thie School
Beekeeping Gains Popularity Among Farmers
An article notes beekeeping becomes a specialist business while urging farmers to keep a few bee colonies for home honey and possible surplus. It advises careful handling when moving swarms and cites the U S Department of Agriculture on bee diseases affecting about 20 percent of counties.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Brekemper
Exports and War Shape Global Food Flows
Global trade tensions unfold as exports of grain and other products resume from the United States while Britain fears food shortages. German blockades threaten contraband even when shipments pass via neutral ports, and Italy and Belgium influence European wheat markets. A separate note describes a portable stock chute mounted on a wagon to move livestock efficiently on Indiana farms.
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Gurplue
Jost Ag Qoca Oa
United States
England
France
Norway
Sweden
Japan
Great Britain
Trussia
Europe
Baltic
Dardanelles
Turkey
Austria-Germany
Russia
Pacific
Panama
American Agriculturl al. Tn
Indiana
Too Much For the Cabs At Covent Garden
Celebrated bass Signor Lablache and the Pope brothers, heavyweights around forty stone, faced wardrobe mishaps after theater departures. Lablache’s four wheeler collapsed beneath him as he tried to move, leaving him stranded on the road until aid arrived. The Pope brothers endured a similar Waterloo bridge cab failure, prompting a comical scene as two stout figures were kept from the horse’s pace by onlookers.
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Signor Lablache
Covent Garden Theater
Pope
Q. C
Waterloo Bridge
Brothera
London
No Fruit Without Bees in Pollination Lesson
A compact passage explains how bees enable fruit set by pollinating blossoms. It describes bees collecting and delivering pollen to stigmas, triggering fruit development, and earning reward as nectar. Commentary by Francis Jaeger notes pollination mechanics. a transcript snippet later mentions a marriage claim.
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Francis Jaeger
Bia
Rto
Ace
Modified New England Colonial dwelling plan description
Fragments describe a colonial style house with a wide columned opening between living spaces, a beamed dining room ceiling, a large iceboard, and a small conservatory. Features include a pantry outside access, a grand 10 foot front plaza, optional rear sun porch, and a four room second story with hall closet. Size 20 by 30 feet, base cost $4300, plans offer 250 designs in Saxton's American Dwellings for $1.
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Pat Jnto
Selecting Seed Corn From the Hill for Early Advantage
Early selection from the hill is urged for corn improvement. Choosing ears in the field lets evaluators judge ear height, stalk strength, and whether ears competed with neighbors. Prioritizing maturity prevents unprofitable, nonmaturing crops, and avoids frost damage by drying seed promptly.
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A. D. Wilson
University Farm
St. Paul
Townsfolk Visit Kin Across Baltimore and Beyond
Harper's Ferry notes reveal a flurry of visits and relocations as residents travel to Baltimore Winchester Washington D C and Greenville South Carolina. Names include Mrs Allen Shewbridge Mr and Mrs William Peregoy Miss Loitly Little Miss Virginia Winters and Rev John Stack among others in a web of family ties and short sojourns.
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Harper's Ferry
W. VA
Allen Shewbridge
Camp Hil
Baltimore
William Peregoy
Camp Hill
John Kennard
Helen and
May Lakin
Sallie Grubb
Bolivar
T. M. Conner
Winchester
George Fossett
Camphill
Harrison Butt
Loitly Little
Hancock
Claud Wentzell
Elizabeth Wentzell
Frank Kaplan
Cumberland
Missey Anna
Dora
Frances Kapton
Miee
Caroline Rogers
Shepherdstown
James Smith
Mabel
James Cassell
Wdna Stuart
Frederick
Washington, D. C
Levi Decker
Charles Smith
Baltimore, Md
Min, Kahn
Little Son
Phildelphia
A. Kaplan
Gilbert Perry
Halltown
Wilmer Benjamin
James Dery
Virginia Winters
Lexington
Samuel Smith
Frank Grandy
Greenville
South Carolina
William Lakin
Will Smith
Lovettsville
Frances Jones
Local Notices and Household Projects Across Town
Mr Snown Rudacine of Altoond Pennsylvania visits E A Brown's family. Joseph Potter raises his house two feet to meet street grade with a concrete foundation and yard walks. Contractor 8 A Bush recently completed a concrete dwelling for Samuel Jennings. Rev S F Spitzer and family move to Nokesville Virginia. Butter is portioned. described as a French dish top pressed into bottom. Cucumber originates from Holland.
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Snown Rudacine
Altoond
E. A. Brown
Joseph Potter
8. A. Bush
Samuel Jennings
S. F. Spitzer
Nokesville
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