Ancient American corn farming before Columbus
Ancient Americans developed terrace irrigation fertilization and crop rotation to boost yields. They grew corn with beans or squash, saved superior seed, used fish guano and guano beds, and devised dry-land methods in Peru Chile and Mexico. The Indians built terraces girdled trees and planted in hill crops to endure winds and aridity.
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Boners Pulling Papers Jeer Anew In Headlines
A collage of odd sensational lines from various papers notes Dentists seeking to buy a small tractor, jokes about cats carrying houses, scientists visiting America, sustained threshing machine steam, a ferret hunting rabbits, and a lazy bread baker described as town loafer.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mix
Crossword puzzle clues list across and down items with numeric indices and scattered fragments including animal and object hints and partial word stems. The readable entries reference malayan canoe hereditary estates and various short answers like kingship and body parts, plus scattered names and numbers.
Farmers Diary Describes Storms Wheat Field and Home Gardens
The writer notes ongoing storms in the district delaying wheat harvest while a warm dry spell aids clover and gardens. A farm emergency unfolds as a heifer calves unaided, followed by twins in the herd. The gardener details trial tomato planting, mulching peas and beans, staking, and soil care inspired by Louis Bromfield.
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Making Fluffy Rugs From Scraps
Beautiful fluffy rugs can be made from scraps of cloth and discarded materials. Cut circles three and a half inches wide, pinking the edges, and join six circles to form a pompon then sew onto a sturdy foundation. Use 10 or 12 fabric pieces per pompon and repeat. A second rug type uses three inch bias strips sewn as pile onto canvas or duck.
Sunday School by Rev Warren on John the Baptist
The sermon explains John the Baptist as the last prophet before Jesus, stressing repentance as turning from sin. It draws lessons on wealth, honesty, and sharing, and contrasts John’s water baptism with Jesus’ baptism in the Holy Ghost. An ant tale closes the piece with a line about following a dotted path.
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Malachi
Elizabeth
Mary
Jesus
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Christ
Jesus Christ
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