Farm Woodlots Urged To Meet Looming Lumber Demand
Iowa extension forester I T Bode warns farmers that expanding lumber needs for posts fence materials and building will rise as demand outpaces supply. He promotes farm woodlots with rapid growing softwoods and hardwoods, timber treatment, and shelterbelts to provide durable wood for farms and protect livestock and buildings.
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I. T. Bode
Pearcer
Extension Service
McRo
California Figures Expose Crop Value Contrast
A Long Beach reader cites 1920 official prop value data showing Iowa leading in $459,191,000 while California ranks third at $457,750,000. He argues Californians overstate rival crops and notes vast agricultural production across the state including grapes.
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Chronicle
Towa
Chicago
Beach
California
Incendiary Fire Report Near Tracy Area
Partial OCR fragment notes an incendiary fire incident near Tracy with references to a parent and individuals. Details are fragmented. missing dates, locations, and outcomes.
The Hard Measure of Sunday School Teaching
Teachers condemn a narrow view of success in Sunday school noting many members are mere numbers without active church work. The implied goal is to convert and develop each class member into a strong Christian worker with high ideals and responsibility. Without this, teaching efforts fail to impact church and society.
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Pbs
Christian Bergke
Old Faithful in My Studyhall Charles and Machine
In a playful verse the speaker finds a beloved machine, worn yet loyal, supplanting feet with its neat desk form. The studyhall setting and Miss Start's assignments prompt nostalgia, while the machine’s keys and endurance evoke affection.
Do for yourself self analysis inspires a man to change
A magazine piece describes a self examination exercise where a young man asks himself a series of questions about identity, life aims, knowledge, habits, and morality. After answering privately, he reflects and, with guidance from a secretary, may resolve to improve. The process ends with a return six months later to gauge progress and a hopeful night’s rest.
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Amy
Lfe
A Baby Boy Learns Life Lessons From Father
A ten year old receives life chapters from his father about growth duties and future support at home. The boy, guided by parents, learns respect for work, family values, and the sacred life around them as they explore new responsibilities and the joy of parenthood.
Red Headed Club Promotes Auburn Hair At Goucher College
Miss Ruth Wallace, daughter of the agriculture secretary, heads the Titian Tints at Goucher College Baltimore. The redheaded club aims to show pride in their hair and will conduct an educational campaign praising auburn locks to the world.
Woman Swallows Teaspoons In Kentucky Patient's Recovery Expected
Five teaspoons found in the stomach of Rosie Tuckey Cowan of Todd County after an operation at Pennie Stuart hospital in Bodkinsville. She had a history of unsound wind and frequent claims of swallowing spoons at Western State hospital, though none were witnessed. Doctors expect her to recover.
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Bodkinsville
Rosie Tuckey Cowan
Todd
Pennie Stuart’ ‘Hospital
Western’ State Hospital
Lines to Be Remembered in Plutarch’s Moral Maxims
The excerpt reflects on virtue and courage, contrasting evil action with noble deeds. It emphasizes that a good person acts rightly even at great personal risk, resisting easy paths of safety and acclaim. It echoes Plutarch’s admonitions on character and moral responsibility.
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Plutarch
Fragmentary quotation hints at broader debate
The readable fragment shows a distorted speech pattern with exclamatory phrases and partial words. It hints at a larger discussion or confrontation but lacks clear subjects, actions, or outcomes to identify persons, places, or events.
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