Toy Fishes From Around World Add Color to Homes
National Geographic notes home aquariums broaden from goldfish to tropical species. The piece traces origins from Egypt and China to Europe and America, explains fish care, reproduction, and feeding, and highlights major public aquariums in London, Amsterdam, Antwerp, and Chicago.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
ISS
Toy Fish
Egypt
Japan
Erope
America
United States
World
North America
Florida
Canada
Massachusetts
California
Carolinas
Asia
Malay Archipelago
India
Chios
Siam
Germany
South America
Europe
London
Amsterdam
Antwerp Gerla
Frankfort
Leipzig
Fhve
Lincoln Park Aquarium
Chicago
Starving Chinch Bugs Fight Insects With Crops
Entomologist W P Flint warns of a major chinch bug invasion and urges farmers to starve the pests by growing legumes only in fields. Weather in May and June could worsen outbreaks. legumes do not sustain chinch bugs, which feed on grasses and small grains like barley, wheat, oats, and corn.
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W. P. Flint
Collage
Universlty
Finale Who Service
Church Bug
Farming Revolutionized by Tractors Credits Power Farming Era
The Montreal Gazette notes a farm revolution through tractors and power farming. It highlights fertilizer chemists and biologists enhancing climate and soil resilience, boosting output while employing fewer workers.
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Montreal Gazette
Seed potatoes from tip end yield more than stem end
Potato expert F C Stewart at the Geneva New York station reports that seed pieces from the tip or seed end of tubers produce stronger plants and higher yields than pieces from the basal end. He adds that teatrol infection does not change this relation.
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Sass
F. C. Stewart
Geneva
N. Y
Manure and Straw Improve Mushroom Compost
A Maine grower notes horse manure provides satisfactory mushroom compost with straw bedding that adds bulk and moisture retention. Fresh loam is advised at about 18 percent to enhance decomposition and porosity for mushroom cultivation.
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Sama
Montress Werald
Burial in Royal Tomb Not for Old Hickory
A Washington museum lawn hosts a mysterious boxlike tomb once brought from Beirut in 1839 by Commodore Jesse R. Elliott. He believed it held Alexander Severus, then offered it as a tomb for Andrew Jackson, who refused because he opposed a royal-style monument.
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Washington
Arts and Industries
National Museum
Oso
Washlorton
Jesse R. Elliott
Constitution
United States
Mediterranean
Beirut
Syria
Elliott
Alexander Severus
Andrew Jack- 500
Thermitage
Nashville
Old Duckery
Jackson
Confederacy
Tiome
Heliogabalus
Andrew Jackson
Nome
Orpheus
Abraham
Apollo
Jesus
Washington Star
Playtime Fashions for the Well-Dressed Tot
Carolyn T. Radnor Lewis previews summer playtime styles for two to eight year olds in Child Life magazine. The feature highlights wool knit bathing suits in white red or navy felt tabs on top pieces a beersucker sun suit and striped outfits with fitted waists and pocket for beach treasures.
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Carolyn T. Radnor Lewis
Child Life Magazine
History of Gold Money Facts From Cosmos Club Talk
Dr Frederick G Slowe spoke at the Cosmos club noting that gold’s role as money required a blend of historian philosopher banker and mystic. He cited ancient Hindus reverence for gold and traced money from Lydian stampage to high interest and farmer bondage, with notes on gold’s total earth value and potential labor-based earning to amass it.
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Frederick G. Slowe
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cosmos Club
Doctor Howe
United States
Washington Star
Fruit Tree Planting as a Wise Land Improvement
The article urges investing in fruit trees now to meet rising future demand. Many orchards died out after overplanting and prices will rise as demand returns. Trees cost little, allowing anyone to start with a few select varieties. The U S can grow fruit in every state, a benefit often unavailable in other nations.
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United States
Pathfinder Magazine
Daring Man Questions Fashion Driven by Men
The Kansas City Star editorial argues women dress for themselves not men. It critiques male neglect of spouses outfits and comments on primitive color tastes and hats. The piece invites a reply from New York stylists.
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New York Authority
New York
Kansas City Star
Ferry's Seeds Fresh Date Packaging Adv
Ferry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages ensuring the finest quality. Buy now for guaranteed freshness and reliability.
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Ferry
Adv
Refrain From Entering Reserved Dance Floor
A fragment notes a character advising someone to avoid attempting entry to a restricted area on the dance floor. The dialogue hints at tension and social scrutiny in a party setting with implied consequences for crossing boundaries.
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D. H. Udall
D. Johnson
New York State Veterinary College
Sudan
Old Hickory
Daring Man
WrreMarine Co
Eeena Alamn
Letimvan
Amboldt
Salt Lake City
Ernest C. Rossiter
WNU
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