Planting A Garden Farce With Mule And Men
A humorous tale about spring planting fever and a novice gardener with limited farming knowledge. A Southern mule named Julia and a serious-minded companion, George, bungle two hours of plowing, repeatedly tossed into the air, while onlookers laugh at the garden misadventures.
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Julia
George
The Garden Plot That Was Not a Garden
A farmer and his helper plow a garden that yields uncanny, unearthly crops. The plowing session becomes a comic struggle as Julia is disciplined with a stick, then playfully kicks at George, who blames the strange ride on the plow. A narrator notes the garden’s odd, dreamlike quality and hints the garden may exist only in the air.
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Julian
George
Julia
Ain
Tman
Arden
Haive
Jimn
Sympathetic Policeman Cites Instalment Scam
A man rushes from an office building pursued by a seller. A vigilant policeman on the corner asks why the hurry and urges the victim to flee. The con man markets a book on twenty eight weekly installments of two dollars fifty eight cents.
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Schad
Wormin Proverb Echoes Sly Fear of Illness in Women
A dated quip from Erchange notes a wormin with a headache believing any woman would suffer in bed if she had it. The remark reflects gendered anxieties and perceptions of illness in others rather than a factual event.
Potash cited as driver of crop quality and appearance
The report notes that potash influences the aroma of fruits as well as the size and quality of vegetables, and it contributes to the weight and plumpness of grain.
Potash and Fertilizer Pamphlets Offer Buying Guide
Local pamphlets promote potash and Write and get Free materials detailing how to buy and use fertilizers for maximum economy and profit.
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