Vast arid lands could yield fertile fields with water storage
The article argues that more than a million square miles across western states could be irrigated by artificial water supply. Congress is urged to add storage reservoirs to river and harbor funding, converting barren land into valuable farmland, with western influence backing a $5 million plan.
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Colorado
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
United States
Congress
Wnd
Wear
Blanketing Orange Groves Frost Protection Methods
The piece describes Florida orange growers using blankets and tents to shield trees from frost. Tents are erected in minutes around trunks with rings and strings, converting orchards into temporary camps. Other methods include slat houses, board fences, muslin roofs, and artificial heat from lamps to heat and protect fruit-bearing trees.
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Florida
Color of Personality and Papal Finances in 1900
A man and woman discuss color psychology of personality with lavender as a label. A Rome letter notes the 1900 pope Leo XIII’s income at 4,375,000 with securities and Peter’s Pence, salaries and Vatican upkeep. The pope’s personal expenses total 2,800, and a $3,000,000 contingent fund grows to over $40,000,000, much in American securities, while Baden Germany faces an oversized apple harvest needing soldier aid.
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New York Sun
Fiorenes
Vairse
Iapal
Rome
Philadelphia Ledger
Holy Father
Vatican
Peter's
Amerinsy Securities
Leo XI
Local notes and upcoming projects in town
Mrs Heamsteller renovates upstairs for boned orchestra events at the corner of Avenue Rott and Seventeenth Street while a new illuminated bulletin near Bosley Hotel nears completion. A central town clock will aid public convenience as civic plans proceed, with residents traveling to New Orleans for the Southern Baptist Convention and other local moves noted.
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Heamsteller
Phillips & Brown
Avenue Rott Serteenth Street
Bonedors
Bosley
J. HW. Eubank
J. W. Willis
Vann
W. J. Rosamond
New Orleans
Southern Baptist Convention
Promising Cure Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Dyspepsia Cure and related tonics sold by Lovelady’s drugs store. It claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food without stomach acid, easing indigestion symptoms like fullness and belching. Includes testimonials and trial bottle offer.
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J. V. Brown & Co
Beware of a Cough Remedy Promotion in Early Ad Text
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as curing persistent coughs linked to consumption and bronchitis. It claims high success, cites testimonials, and notes sale by Re. Lovelady. Also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with guarantees and local printer Bill Heads at Herald office.
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Oreltoat Bay
New York State
Philips
New York City
Tian
Brauome
Ivery
Pete Joris
Uags
Pojanie Ai Meosenptrim. Pore: In Ther Sferfenrien
Wyandotte
Sands
Dro King
Re. Lovelady
A. W. Sawtelle
Hartford
Conn
Shire
Hine
Ry l, Lovelady
Bo F. Lovelady
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Wally
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Sven
Lee
Comole
Eene
Brooklyn
Levine Vanesotate
Chicago Daily News
Dinsmore
Perkasie
Builvine
Dykerhewks
Meusouhunet
Athering
Rivers
Brooks
Chieiry Lojban
Wee Panne
Marjorie
Harold
Batelle
Dante
Prissiyrsulers
Ty Nyse
Sleepytos
Columbus State Journal
Vinnvelel
Birmingham
ALA
Ener
Poset
Adi Ereni
Ben. M.jago0s
First Avenue
Ensley
Specia
City Hall
Avery
J. W. Sweet
Mr. 2. 0. McComb
Open Hearth Hill
Mr. Berry
Hank of
DeWart
Brown & Co
Vendy Tre
Scott
Castivenes Chamberlain
BR. F. Lovelady
Bill
Herald Office
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Brown Building
Provi Cery
C.D. Comstour
SoLierron
Charneiey
Prey Cope
Ors
Ledbetter
Iniekaire
Bar
Noskase
Third Ave
Biuinaina
WM. Witt
Union Barber Shop
Theodore Roosevelt
Alaska
Australia
the Outing Publishing Co
Fifth Ave
Old Wetallate
Wits
Stafford Press
Church St. New Maven
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