Edingsville Revealed by Atlantic Shoreline Loss and Memory
The South Carolina coast town Edingsville vanished as the sea claimed it over decades after the Civil War. A once wealthy plantation center with churches and grand homes now lies buried under dunes and waves, leaving only fragments and turtle trails for a seaside memory.
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South Carolina
Edingsville
Bar- Tlersles
Edingsville Beach
Herbert ‘Ravenel Sass
Harper’s Magazine
Breech Docking Device Aims At Safe Gun Fire
Capt. Edward C. Crossman notes in Popular Mechanics that a navy rifle breech could unlock under light saluting charges but stay locked under high-pressure full service charges. Commander Blish pursued a patent for a breech docking system to keep the breech secure during explosion and auto unlock after the projectile exits the barrel.
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Edward C. Crossman
Popular Mechanics
Blish
Fractured Exchange Narrates Public Embarrassment
At a main street theater during showtime a man collapses after his daughter turns to look away. Two thin young men rush to lift him but fail. One man sighs and confesses worry as the daughter erupts in laughter, revealing the awkward scene.
The Hit That Failed
A reader recalls singing in a vested church choir in their hometown and ending hymns with Amen. While visiting a friend on Sunday they sat beside a man they were eager to meet and sang aloud during the first hymn, only to realize they were the sole singer at the close of the hymn.
Solving the Wheat Problem for Farmers and Markets
An editorial urges self reliance for wheat farmers amid a supply glut and low prices. It cites July to October marketing spikes, argues against external relief, and recommends reduced acreage, lower production costs, higher yields through early prep, crop rotation, improved seeds, and pest and disease control.
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Beitne
Meadow Lawn Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Meadow lawn items recount Sunday gatherings and visits around Wahoo Nebraska with mention of the Morrow family and friends including Martin Mays, Albert Morrow, Gladys Morrow, Ruth Shinker, Clara Winkleman, and Ed Morrow. Several shopping trips, bridge and sewing clubs, and guest appearances fill the week with neighbors and relatives at various homes.
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Martin Mays
Wahoo
Nebraska
Morrow Brothers
E. Weed
Prank Wrcgland
Clara Winkleman
Ruth Shinker
Gladys
Irma Morrow
Albert Morrow
Fd Morrow
R. C. Shannon
Just Jensen
Jim Sullivan
Dalton
John Hiemer
Frank Matthews
Angeline Schad
Ed Morrow's
Bridgeport
G. T. Club
Jera- Dbago Sewing Club
Fr. T. Osborn
Sadie Scott
Harry Scott
James Sullivan
Chas Scott
Wheat Equal to Corn for Hog Fattening
Swine specialists say wheat and corn are approximately equal on a pound for pound basis for fattening hogs though bushel weight differs. Coarsely ground or rolled wheat yields best gains while very fine grinding reduces intake and growth. Wheat lacks protein and ash, so it should be fed with high protein sources like milk, tankage, or alfalfa for economical gains.
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Agricultural College
New 4-H Club Emblem Adopted by Nebraska Clubs
The 4-H clubs of Nebraska officially adopt a new pin replacing older designs. The pin features the familiar clover with four H's in a black field and green enamel, with metal outlines flush to the surface. All 4-H members who finish this year's work receive the new pin. two-year workers earn a silver emblem, three projects earn a gold, and four or more years earn a jewelry gold pin.
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Nebraska
Agricultural College Extension Service
Chevrolet Coupe Offered As Value At 628 Dollars
The Chevrolet Coupe is a wonderful motor car value at 628 dollars. Sidney Hardy Motor Co. presents the offer with emphasis on affordability and dependable performance.
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Sidney
Hardy Motor Co
Chevrolet
Sidney, Nebr
Notice of No Trespassing at Sidmey Premises
Fred W. Stuht and The Hardy Motor Co. announce no trespassing on their premises at Sidmey Nebe. The notice warns against entry and informs the public the business carries a full stock of repairs.
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Hardy Motor Co
Sidmey
Nebe
Sidney
Nebr
Reward of Love on the Balcony
Judith longs for Douglas Manning amid family secrets and old promises. He reveals a hidden past with Judith’s mother, the will that denied her fortune, and his patient guardianship. Judith, grown now, confesses her love, while the moonlit porch frames a fragile, hopeful vow.
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Judie
Judith
Douglas
John Tador
Douglas Manning
Saint Elmo
Manning Home
Bob Gates
Granny
Mothe
Mr. Tabor
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha August 1 1923
Moderate run of sheep and lambs and a steady market with western lambs up to 12.10. Cattle receipts about 62 hundred. best beeves 10.60 to 11.25. yearlings and grassers slower and lower. Hogs about 13,500 head. prices steady to 15 cents higher. top light hogs 7.40. Sheep and lambs steady with 14,000 arrivals. fat lambs up to 12.10. feeders and ewes priced across a wide range. Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Heaviest Hog Run Noted In Omaha July Receipts
Restock receipts at Omaha for July show a heavy run of hogs marking the month. Strong demand and ample supply influence markets as hog numbers dominate the month's activities. Officials report steady prices and active trading across local yards and associated exchanges.
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Omaha
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Fred W. Stuht
Western Newspaper Union
S. H. Snyder
Lec. E. Osborn
US A Theatre
MR. Plow Man
F. O. B. Sidney
John J. Treinen
Ask Lumber
Fer
Douglas Maclean
Fox News & Snapshots
Ming Toy
China
Constance Talmadge
Pauline Stark
Snowblind
MT. Victoria
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