Movement to promote agricultural education in public schools
The Travelers Protective Association at Springville TL urged agricultural education nationwide. They plan to present at the National Educational Association in St Louis, calling for land-based livelihoods, farm training in schools, and a permanent committee spanning states to push irrigation forestry and land use for homebuilding on public domain lands in the West.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Springville
National Educational Association
St. Lavais
Travelers’ Association
France
Denmark
Egyptian Pharaohs Hidden Riches in Valley of Kings
London scholars plan an expedition to Libya’s desert guided by a 4100 year old papyrus. Aimed at locating vast gold and gems buried by Egyptian kings in the Valley of Kings, the search will cover 40 000 square leagues with trained engineers Lake and Currie supervising.
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Lybian Desert
Egypt
British Museum
Christ
A.essrs
Lake
Currie
Propagate Clams and Fight Extinction
Clams are being propagated by the United Gates Furean of Fisheries to counter threatened extinction, following lobster conservation efforts and offering promising results. Joe Golobick of Colusa California describes a long battle with rheumatism and credits Electric Bitters with curing his pain, liver, and kidney troubles after trying many remedies.
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United Gates Furean of Fisheries
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
W. H. Baugh
Shoshone
W. V. Torns
Hagerman
Crown and Three Sugar Loaves Sign Records Old London Shop
The Crown and Three Sugar Loaves sign, once used by Burnees Hall in London’s tea trade, survived fires and centuries. Julian King Colford’s The Signs of Old London notes this emblem as a beacon of continuity from revolutionary Boston tea exports to today’s shop, enduring the great fire near its doorway.
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Burnees Hall
Julian King Colford
Old London
St. Nicholas
America
Boston Harbor
George III
Great Britain
Carrie
London
Birds on LaySan Island Show Unafraid Behaviour
Naturalists funded by the United States government visited Lay San Island in the Pacific and recorded birds approaching humans. Birds usually wary of people came close, perched on furniture, and allowed strokes. The encounters surprised researchers, revealing unexpected tameness in local species.
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Pacific
United States
Laysan
The Life That Counts Verse Excerpt From Detroit Free Press
An excerpted stanza emphasizes a life that counts through hating wrong and loving right. It urges daily steadfastness, hope, prayer, service to others, and seeking to free the enslaved from sin. The reflecting verse links virtue with God and Jesus, promising joy where he trod.
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Jesua
A. W
Detroit
Presa
Fertility of Nile Valley Linked to Berseem Plant
The inexhaustible fertility of the Nile valley is attributed to berseem, a trifolium variety. Discovered by U.S. agricultural explorer Mr. Fairchild, berseem nitrifies soil by converting salts and alkanes into nitrates. Described as a composite of alfalfa and clover, berseem is more delicate in flavor and succulent than eliver.
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Nile Valley
Fairchild
United States
Herbert Spencers Ear-Stoppers
The Saturday Review notes Herbert Spencer's infirmity of selfishness in conversation. He bored easily and bought ear-stoppers to block lengthy talk, inserting them when conversations stretched or when a talker spoke too long, until he felt danger had passed.
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Herbert Spencer
Saturday Review
Continual Strain Ranked By Medical Advice
Many face a continual strain from financial or family troubles that hurts nerves and causes liver and kidney issues, insomnia, and despondency. Green's August Flower is touted to tone the liver and kidneys, restore vigor, and dispel distress. Trial bottle available at T. M. Starrh's.
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T. M. Starrh
Republican State Nominating Convention slated for Moscow Idaho
Pursuant to the Republican State Central Committee a state nominating convention will convene in Moscow Idaho on August 10 at 11:00 AM to nominate a Supreme Court Justice a Member of Congress and state officers for the November 8 1904 general election and to elect a new State Central Committee County parties are to arrange delegates and primaries. The State Central Committee meets August 10 at 10:00 AM. The notice emphasizes a new primary election law requiring publication and posting of notices and describes uniform county primaries.
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Republican State Central Committee
Moscow
Idaho
Supreme Court
Congress
Ada Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Blaine
Boise
Canyon
Cassia
Custer
Elmore
Fremont
Dahoti
Kootenai
Latah
Lemhi
Lincoln Nez Perces
Oneida
State of Idaho
County Central Committee
F. R. Gooprs
Russia Japan Atlas Offered By C and N W Ry
C N W Ry sells a Russia Japan atlas titled Russia Japanese Atlas with three 14 by 20 maps bound for reference. It shows eastern military and naval strength and financial resources of Russia and Japan with tables. Postage ten cents to any address. address Salt Lake City Utah.
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Chicago & North-Western Ry
Russia
Japan
C. A. Wanken
Agr
South Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Roneet Hayes
Sec'y
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the White
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Arket
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Shoshone, Idaho
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Chicago
Williams
Second South St
Frisco
ST. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Mississippi
Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Ter
Texas
Oman City
Springstetat
Birmingham
Atlanta
G. W. Martin
Accwr
Devon
Cou
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Dist
Pass
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T.a.lowm
Missouri River
Caicege
Eli Tris
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago & Hort Westam Ry
South Atala Street
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