Tales of the Tribes Zuni history in legend and conflict
A historical overview tracing Zuni origins from northern settlers to the seven cities of Cibola, through Spanish contact with Fray Marcos de Niza Coronado and later missions. It covers abandonment, revolts, reconquest, and eventual shift to peace under U.S. governance and education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuni Valley
Pueblos
Mexico
Marcos de Niza
Ibola
Hawikah
Coronado
Cibola
Marcos
Zuni
Chamiscedg
Espejo
Hawikuh
Taais
Puebla
Hawikoh
Tarrystone
Diego de Vargas
Halona
Mesa
Shoroughty Jn
US States
Wealern Newspaper Union
Week End Ensemble Pajama Fashion For Modern Hostesses
A fashion feature praises the multi piece hostess pajama ensemble as an economical, stylish wardrobe in one. It highlights velvet ribbons, bold colors, and coordinated scarves, noting pajama wear transitions to tea, dinner, and formal events. Mary Astor models distinct red printed crepe pajama looks with a tomato red coat and tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondair
Mary Astor
Radio
Caponizing for Higher Prices in Poultry by UW Extension
The University of Wyoming extension poultryman Oliver N Summers notes capons often fetch higher prices than other poultry. He outlines when to caponize cockerels, expected weight gains, feed efficiency, and breed suitability, advising timing between June and August and referencing Farmer's Bulletin 549 for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver N. Summiers
Extension Poultryman
University of Wyoming
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Farmer's Bulletin
Extension Service
College of Agriculture
University of Wrowing
Ancestors Fix Pullets Worth in Laying Flock
Prof L M Hurd of the New York State College of Agriculture notes a chick’s laying capacity mirrors ancestral lines. Cornell experiments show heavy laying line hens average 213 eggs worth 6.94 dollars versus 186 eggs worth 3.90 dollars from low laying lines. Buy chicks from disease free, high egg laying strains per agent guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Hurd
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University Experiment Station
Poultry Department
College of Agriculture At
Ithaca
Confine Male Birds and Eggs for Market
Guidance on seasonal egg market prep stresses keeping hens in airy nests, one nest per five to six hens, gathering eggs twice daily, caging broody hens at night, and selling infertile eggs. Store eggs in a cool cellar, with emphasis on careful handling to maintain freshness.
Mites Threaten Poultry House Output In Early Spring
Red mites attack poultry housing and depress egg production as they multiply rapidly in warm, favorable conditions. Eggs and larvae harm poultry more than body lice, prompting timely treatment of roasts and other parts of the house before reproduction spikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werther
Suisse
Ontario Farmer Proudly Preserves Oldest Reaper Record
Hilton Beach Ontario farmer William Dunn touts a roughly forty year old second hand reaper bought in 1908. He claims the machine still bears original paint, has required only a single tooth replacement, and has been well cared for with regular oiling and shelter. Dunn believes no other Canadian reaper matches its remarkable record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunn
Hilton Beach
Ontario
Saule
Ste. Marie
Star
Dune
Dunn
Duns
Canada
Sant Ste. Marie Star
Alkalinize Your System for Colds
Doctors recommend a new cold treatment begun at onset using Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Take a tablespoonful morning noon and night first two days then at night only to restore alkalinity and ease symptoms like sour stomach indigestion and gas. Available at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Farms on Biblical Land and Liver Pills Ad
A 19th century style ad touts Zionist farming in biblical lands near the Kishon to reclaim Palestine. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills sold for about 60 years, claimed to regulate liver and bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Palestine
Dr. Pierce
At Least A New York Society Finds Averages On Girls Leaving Home
A humorous Life magazine aside notes that the average girl who leaves home is eighteen, while the average girl who remains at home is ninety, using wry contrast to comment on social norms and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kruschen Salts Promise Fast Fat Loss
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a safe quick fix for fat loss and better health. It claims mineral salts purify the blood, aid kidneys and bowels, reduce fat, and improve skin and energy with a daily half-teaspoon in hot water. Sized bottles and a money-back promise are noted with testimonial quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eny Progress
America
Kruschen
Hartford
Gate-Waye Business Exchange Advertises Services
An advertisement from Gate-Waye Business Exchange at 205 EB in Sioux City promotes buying and selling services for various kinds of business. The notice highlights contact by writing or calling for exchange opportunities.
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Sioux City, Lown
Parker
Gonte
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
N.K
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Editha L. Watson
Milady
Cheriq Nicholas
Weaterm Newzpaper Valen
Mites
xDi
Eny Drive
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria
Wuihe
Buresa of Advertising de
London
Children's Theater
Luxton
Exey
Wilson Service
Tracy
Kansas City
Emma
Wilkows
Watertows
Wis
W.N. U
Sioux City
Tims
Orient Ad
Cuticuta Laboratories
Bialden
Mase
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