Maryland Boys Win Northcliffe Gold Cup in England Show
Maryland youths Warren Rice Joseph Glacklen and George Worrilow from Cecil County returned home after winning the Northcliffe gold cup at the Royal Agricultural Society show in England. They competed against British Friesians Guernseys and Dairy Shorthorns, visiting Edinburgh and Doncaster, with leaders B G Jenkins and C L Chambers praising their knowledge and poise.
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United States
Department ‘of Agriculture
Maryland
England
Southeaster Fair Association
Atlanta
Agricultural‘ Club
Warren Rice
Joseph Glacklen
George Worrilow
Cecil County
Lord Northcliffe
London Daily Mail
Royal Agricultural Society
Edinburgh
Scotland
Doncaster
Denmark
France
Spain
Far East
Paris
B.G. Jenkins
Maryland Extension ‘Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Teddy
Mr. Chambers
Old England
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Coleges
Cost Of Grading For Roads At Stable Level
The report from the Bureau of Public Roads cites statistics showing road grading costs have reached a stable condition. Data indicates monetary stability in highway construction grading expenses across the latest period.
Early Plowing Improves Wheat Yields In Kansas Study
United States Department of Agriculture reports from Fort Hays Branch Station show winter wheat yields in western Kansas rise with earlier and more complete cultivation. The 90 day harvest to seeding window yields 10.5 to 20.8 bushels per acre depending on method, with sowing in stubble proving highly promising.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Fort
Hays
United
States Department of Agriculture
Department
Fort Hays
John. S. Cole
A. L. Hallsted
Ellis County
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Sudan Grass Gains Popularity As Forage Crop
Sudan grass has grown in popularity over eight years as a valuable summer pasture for work stock and dairy cattle. With proper care and handling the risk of prussic acid poisoning is minimal, especially east of the 98th meridian. west of it danger rises only if drought injures the plant.
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Sudan
Birth of John the Baptist in Luke Gospel Lesson
A six month study outlines Luke 1 teaching on Jesus the world s Savior. It covers the era of Herod, Zacharias and Elizabeth, their godly but childless life, the angelic message to Zacharias, John the Baptist s vow to be a Nazirite filled with the Holy Ghost, and their praise after John s birth and naming.
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Luke
Jesus
John ‘the Baptist
Christ
John the Baptist
Herod
Zacharias
God
John
Gabriel
Elijah
Israel
Elizabeth
Anticipatory People and Absent Minded Quips
A mixture of quotes and jokes from newspapers includes a Boston Tran script about finishing sentences and a Kansas City Star exchange with Gap Johnson of Rum pus judge. An advertisement touts Cuticura skin products. A Boston Transcript note attributes humor to Jonathan Swift about absent minded flappers.
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Boston Transcript
J Éanie
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Judge
Kansas City Star
Natol Nujol Advertises Natural Lubricant Relief
An advertisement argues against laxatives and salts for constipation. It promotes Natol Nujol as a gentle, non medicine lubricant similar to Nature's own, claiming it is harmless non gippable and prescribed by physicians and used in hospitals.
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Natol
Umbrellas Evoke Mirth on York Beach Rainy Morning
A New York Sun note recalls bathers marching from cottages toward the water with open umbrellas on a rainy morning. Spectators joked about the travelers carrying umbrellas to shield themselves from a rain that would soon drench them during their planned dip.
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York
Ueir
Bath
New ‘York
Sun
Young Gardener Memoir Fragments in Fragmented Tone
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a young gardener and a young woman among acquaintances. It includes stray phrases about sweetness and yearlong associations, with garbled punctuation and partial quotes. The readable parts suggest a biographical or descriptive note rather than a complete story.
Grocer Red Cross Ball Adv Promises Bright Results
Ad urges buyers to try blueing goods from a grocer with a Red Cross Ball ad claim. It asserts satisfaction only after trying and using the product.
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Red Cross
Rumor Claims General Lafayette Once Owned Wombat Decanter
A judge questions whether a long rumored decanter once owned by General Lafayette truly exists. The fragment hints at a curious artifact linked to a famous figure.
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Wombat
General Lafayette
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Fetr Weem RN
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Fletcher
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THE
Centaur Company
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Womer
Kaney
Adrian, Mick
Onessig Ellis
L-drugeisie
Rumuruti
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Africa
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