Chimney Party Trial Tests Courage and Fear
A staged chimney party atop a factory tower in Cornwall sees Mayor Macklem falter with height as George Stacy and Stacy's son assist. Amid nerves and bravado, Macklem nearly falls but is rescued. the event ends with praise for restraint and a warning against bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouptes
Colin Stacy
Ellen
Davy Lee
Iain
Come Wall
Lintfield
Donald Han McLennan
John Ban
John Tayi
Wanet
Tam
Stacy
Bell
George
Canada
Old Ireland
Macklem
Corsenwail
MapTew
Montreal Daily Gazette
Cornwall Sentinel
Cornwall
Den
Devon
Puev
Markionts
George Stary
Imahing
Neutran
Macktem
Old Stacy
Mr. Macklem
Aindur Young
Farane
Old John
Mackrem
Hut Macklem
Spa
Marklem
George Stacy
Ike
Rome
Newepapere
Peart
Coming Parliament of a Greater Britain Dream Soon Realized
Hector C. Lenington argues that granting proportional representation to colonies could unite Great Britain with Canada Australia and New Zealand, reshaping empire power. He cites population growth and colonial independence trends, warning opposition from British statesmen but predicting a shift toward a Greater Britain republic within decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Britain
Chamberlain
Ffe
Tlambrreanen
Te Hritiethene
Gina
South Africa
Great Briain
Yartias Meni
Preas
Diformus
Chome
United States
Eenstasies
Uiis
Supreme Court
England
Great Britain
Atlantic Monthly
Canada
Australia
New
Union
Confederation
New Zealand
Farmer and Planter laying a foundation
A lecture arguing for agricultural education in public schools and the need to teach fundamental farming principles now. It urges text books, trained teachers, experimental plots, and broad access so that everyone, not just farmers, gains practical knowledge of nature, cultivation, and animal husbandry for national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Texga Farm
Manch
Demand for Good Horses in a Time of Shortage
The article argues that years of heavy military demand exhausted the nation’s best horses. Heavy draft animals and mounts for cavalry are scarce as many were shipped abroad. While poor stock died or was discarded, faithful breeders kept their better horses, creating a current incentive to breed top-quality animals for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale Intelligenca I
BP. Smith
South Africa
Manila
Europe
Uly
Antuala
Legumes as Meat Substitutes and Farm Wisdom
The article cites a Department of Agriculture bulletin praising legumes like peas beans and lentils as rich protein sources that can replace meat in diets reducing cost for the poor. It notes digestibility issues and suggests better adoption in meals, plus a Farm and Ranch excerpt about a creative lazy farmer who maximizes yield per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Wigs to Crop Failures and Agricultural Faith
The text notes wigs cease to be profitable as they stop growing and require outlay without return. It quotes a horseman on crop relations, says wars hurt horses, and extols mules for efficiency. It praises agricultural regeneration of the South, noting drought relief and ready feed crops after July, with winter pastures improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Southlands
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Dy Edward Willian Phimnson
Clark
George Sing
Hecht
Edlany
Wales
Hunan
Cape Calany
Rownanla
Jurnanent
Candner
Colinal Stair
Markanwatana
Pevecut
France
J.D. Whelpley
Engligh
the Thames
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