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Remington Press in Remington, Indiana

02 Jun 1922

Page 7

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Remington Press

Location

Remington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1922

Page

7

Refutation of Betsy Ross myth sparks preservation effort

Emma B. Alrich widow of Levi L. Alrich, editor of the Public Record, leads a campaign to publish her husband’s refutation of the Betsy Ross myth. The Alrichs, editors at Cawker City, Kansas, 1883–1918, staged the defense with Canby family evidence and 1861–1868 research across Philadelphia historical sources.

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Levi L. Alrich Emma B. Alrich Alriches Public Record Cawker City Kan Alrich Mrs. Alrich National Tribune Washington, D. C Betsy Ross United States Kansas D. A. R Company B. Baker California Regiment Seventy-first Pennsylvania Infantry State Historical Society Friends’ Meetings Holland Society of New York Jacob Peter Ulrich Delaware Peter Stuyvesant William J. Canby Canby America Thomas Canby Thorn England Susan Canby Peter Alrich Susan Fetsy Ross Pennsylvania Historical Society Ross Ulrich George Washington Robert Morris Col George Ross Betsy American Congress Griscom Elisabeth Griscom Samuel Rebecca Griscom Andrew Griscom Elisabeth John Ross Friends’ Society Christ Church Mount Moriah Cemetery Claypoole General Washington Joseph Ashburn Mill Portsmouth John Claypoole
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Changsha Ties Between China and America Shaped by Firecrackers

The article notes Changsha's historical ties with the United States dating to pre Yale interactions and the role of Changsha products in Independence Day celebrations. It mentions Gen Tseng Kuo Fan and his collaboration with Chinese Gordon in suppressing the Taiping rebellion, and includes anecdotes about Martha and Helen with remarks on cosmetic rouge and aging.

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China Yale College Changsha America Gen Tseng Kuo Fan Gordon Helen Martha George
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Healthy Complexion Assured

Martha is described as a pale wife whose white cheeks show her listless state, suggesting a focus on health or appearance concerns in a domestic setting.

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Martha
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Culling Scrubs Boosts Poultry Raiser Profits Across States

Extension agents describe border irrigation and culling methods that trim non producing hens to raise efficiency and cut costs. Texas saved about $40,000 last year while Maine reported $1,594.40 in gains and thousands of birds culled across dozens of counties.

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United States Department of Agriculture Texas State Agricultural College Maine
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Quips on quarrels and taxes from Uncle Eben

Uncle Eben remarks on unsavory characters and social sympathy. He notes a quarrelsome man finds no pleasant company except sellers, and adds humor about a wife cutting hair to gain sympathy. He also jokes that many men prefer a tooth extraction to paying taxes.

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Ben
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Right culture of cabbage and its impact on heads

The history of cabbage growth shows richer soil and rapid development yield larger sturdier heads. Slow growth from fertility loss or drought prevents proper heads. Chinese cabbage is a different species from common cabbage and its relatives.

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Keep Compost Heap Moist and Level for Best Results

The Flower Grower stresses moisture and a flat or hollow top to absorb rainfall, prevent burning and fertility loss, and improve composting. Do not round the pile. a level surface ensures better moisture retention and decomposition.

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Determining Sex of Ducks in Simple Terms

A brief note explains how to tell male from female ducks by sound. It states the female quacks in a coarse voice while the male emits a high pitched, sibilant sound described as an old man with brownkeeters.

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Horder
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