The Old Brick Capitol and Its Storied Past
A narrative recounts the Old Brick Capitol's history from its erection beside the Library of Congress, through the move of the national capital, its role in early government and presidential oaths, Civil War era use as Old Capitol Prison, Belle Boyd’s concerts, Wirz trial, and later remodeling into private dwellings housing notable figures. The piece links its fate to shaping the Supreme Court and the nation’s political center.
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House of Representates
Chia Harbor
Washington
Congress
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Wiel
Washigton
Pittadilphia
United States
James Monroe
Wisnington
New York
Intec
Bank
Andrew Jackson
Tal Petry
Omcom
Samad Changer
Cobia
Missouri
John W.taylor
Henry Clay
Wos
Capitol
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Cireuit Court
Supreme Court
John C. Calhoun
Aman
War Department
Old Capitol Prison
Merit Gray
Dbelle Boyd
Belle Boyd
Maryland
Old Cuprie
Mujllenry Wirs
Andeursonville
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Wirz
Ano
Wrick
General Dupo
Mra
Condit-Sinlith
Tevet Benetton
Bial
Leonard Werod
Tereltort
Itainisi
Nomlinton
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Worman
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Teeawe
Rotamy
America
Om Chin
Fox
The Strawberry Industry Grows With Transportation Advances
The United States Department of Agriculture notes the strawberry industry has expanded from 420 acres in 1920 to 22 180 acres recently with a projected 13 630 acres this year. Berries moved from seasonal local sales to year round availability due to fast transport and refrigeration.
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United Statse Department ofAmricultre
Saya
Bureau of Meticultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
W. Strawbridge
United States Department of Agricultur
United States
Orin
Tiie
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Group of
Motor Trans
Monice
Canada
Strowbridge
Grntek
Coat of Transportation
Department of Agriculture
Inoculate Alfalfa to Secure High Returns
Instructions advise inoculating alfalfa a day or two before sowing. If done in the forenoon and sown in the afternoon, benefits increase. Bacteria die in bright sunso keep treated seed shaded until sowing and incorporate with soil to avoid sun exposure.
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al- Yalta
Farm cleanup guidance for fall storage and next spring
The note advises fall field cleanup to reduce losses and improve next spring yields. It stresses preserving stored vegetables, feeding stock with syrup if supplies are short, and planning for winter storage. It mentions crop rotation, soil readiness, and attention to proper plowing, with emphasis on dry conditions and remaining vegetation.
Easy to Extend Garden Usefulness with Slug Save Season
Home economics experts at New Brunswick advise quick action to extend the garden season by storing tomatoes and root vegetables. Pull tomato vines, dry vegetables, and store in sand boxes or slatted bins to preserve freshness for winter meals. Ordering larger quantities from producers can save dollars and boost family vegetable variety.
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Home Economics Department
State College of Agricultura
New Brunswick
Thelfty
Silo Wall Repairs For Fall Filling Studied
Iowa State College tests multiple treatments to seal silos. Sections used cement wash waterproofing asphalt base products and an untreated control show cement wash and asphalt paint give best results when walls are clean damp and properly coated.
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Iowa State College
New Year for Poultry Begins November First
The new year for poultrymen begins November 1. Spring pullets should be in winter quarters and starting the year’s production. Start flock records now if missing and tally all expenses against income including feed repairs stock purchases and all poultry sales.
Sweet Clover as Green Manure Urged by Illinois Expert
M Lingley of the University of Illinois says allowing sweet clover to stand a second year generally does not pay. A robust stand can produce about 150 pounds of nitrogen per acre, enough to support a 100 bushel corn crop, but late second-year plowing is not advantageous. Early planting is preferred as nitrogen accumulation comes mainly from early growth.
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M. Lingley
Universlty
Illinois
Linsley
Fragmentary OCR News Item About Local Trades
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions barns fruit meat and pies with unclear context. It references Salem and a plant, plus a vague note about Diet Shoe and west greeth. The text is garbled and unnamed entities are unclear.
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Salem
Argentine Navy Honors French Merchant in Bordeaux Salute
An article recounts how the Argentine Navy once steamed the Atlantic to Bordeaux to salute the Calvet wine house at its Bordeaux wharf. A Calvet emissary, later revealed as an embezzler, returns penitent, while the firm later discovers Argentine real estate holdings tied to its expansion. The Calvets donate property for Buenos Aires parks as the navy salutes Mr. Jean Jalvec. A Buenos Aires visit follows with a presidential dinner invitation.
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Bordeaux
House of Calvet
Buenon Alrea
Boordeaux
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Calvets
Ito
Ang Aélza
Gralla
Atlantic
Glenode
Calvet
Jean Jalvec
Buenos Aires
Republic
Why Knotty Lumber Is Used for Wooden Boxes
An industry welcomes knotty lumber as tests show knots add strength to wooden boxes by up to 50 percent if not excessive. Knot must be under one fourth of width in thin stock and may reach half in thicker stock. Market for inferior lumber helps keep overall lumber costs lower.
Calico's Ties to Calicut Cloth Explored
An article traces the word calico back to Calicut in India. It explains Calico originated as Calicut cloth and became known in English as Calico, noting the linguistic and trade history across regions.
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Calicut
India
Ahanang City Times
Why Hot Water Helps In Cleaning Speed and Efficacy
The piece explains that heat increases dissolution of solids, making dirt easier to remove. It notes that soils wash from fabrics and dishes more readily in warm or hot water, and that soap lathers better, reducing cleaning effort. Observes saving soap and hot water eases washing tasks.
Dove and Pigeon Terms Explained in Ornithology
The terms dove and pigeon are politically synonymous in common use, but dove tends to denote smaller species while pigeon covers larger birds in the Columbidae family. Both names apply to domestic and wild pigeons, with smaller species like turtledoves and mourning doves often labeled doves to distinguish them from larger pigeons.
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Chang
Knocking on Wood Custom, From Fortune to Folklore
The text discusses the custom of knocking on wood as a ward against misfortune and as a sign of luck. It notes the habit emerging from superstition and linked to precautionary rituals across occasions of good fortune and risk, reflecting cultural beliefs about fate and protection.
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Syaud
Shein
unclear prompt about twins and family terms
The readable text discusses Slussee Twha twins and their mixed heritage origin, mentioning Chiowss father and Riawese muther, and notes common public reference to the children. It remains fragmented with few verifiable details for a fuller summary.
Fragmented local notice yields unclear details
The readable parts describe a local notice with partial names and actions but lack clear event or date. Key entities are missing or garbled, preventing a precise summary.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Milk of Magnesia ad for indigestion
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and widespread consumer use, urging readers not to suffer and to rely on the product identified by its name and trademark.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles HE. Phillips Chemiens
Charles Phillips
Country Still Safe There Are More Myrite In Library Nights
A clipped line from an American Magazine item notes the country remains safe while more Myrite is cited in library windows of nights than on Broadway, suggesting a metaphorical contrast in cultural scenes.
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American Magazine
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