Brains and Organization Shape Modern Farming
A century of farming progress has emphasized production while neglecting distribution. The article argues the next era will balance efficiency with smarter market logistics, advocating continued gains in yield and lower costs per acre. It also notes Poultry and egg production as key export interests for Nebraska and the value of egg and meat yield over ornamental stock.
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Baltimore
John Skinner
Nebraska Farm Journal praises farm girls improving home arts
The article notes Nebraska farm girls show renewed interest in home making and domestic arts, aided by college courses in home economics and extension programs. It defends cooking and sewing as valuable skills, crediting improved attitudes, equipment, and methods for elevating women’s work at home.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Farm Journal
Eggs Not Feathers The Nebraska Hen Seeks New Worlds
The famed Nebraska hen, renowned nationwide, now seeks to conquer more lands. She has already gained renown in several foreign countries and recently ventured into Czecho-Slovakia, a war created state of Central Europe, aboard a ship.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
Nothing Like a Light Plant on the Farm
A Nebraska Farmer reader explains how a farm electric light plant transformed daily chores. With in-house battery charging during winter washing, no extra building needed, and light at button touch, the system outshines smoky lanterns and enhances safety by avoiding open flames. The writer hopes every farmer can soon afford this lighting.
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M. A. Cunningham
Nebraska
Short Time Lease and Soil Deterioration
The piece argues that short time leases harm soil health because renters lack long term interest in the farm. They prioritize high money crops and remove grass crops that yield lower immediate returns, leading to soil and land degradation.
Tribute to a Dog Speech by Senator Vest in Damages Trial
The late Senator Vest of Missouri urged the jury in a neighbor’s dog killing case. Representing the plaintiff seeking 200 dollars, he argued for justice after a two year deliberation, with the jury granting 500 dollars in damages and considering punishment for the shooter. The speech began with the line about the dog being a man’s best friend turning into an enemy.
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Senator Vest
Missouri
Vest
Fortified Gibraltar Rock Holds Long Siege Readiness
Describes the Rock of Gibraltar as over fourteen hundred feet high with galleries in the solid rock and stone port-holes at intervals. Cannon face the enemy two thirds up the cliff and from five to ten thousand men are kept in readiness with ammunition and provisions for a six month siege.
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Rock of
Gibraltar
Respect the Clutch and Its Proper Use
The article warns drivers against frequent slipping and harsh use of the clutch, noting wear to facing, glazing, and possible chattering from misalignment. It advises gradual engagement, starting in low gear, and avoiding overload from starting in high gear or slipping to avoid gear changes.
Motor advises against slipping clutch at start
The article notes that starting at five miles per hour and slipping the clutch will cause higher wear on the clutch and engine and other driving parts, and that such practice is not altogether good for the vehicle.
Death trap garages warning on carbon monoxide
A poorly ventilated garage can be deadly from car exhaust as carbon monoxide, a colorless odorless gas, destroys blood oxygen and kills without warning. Do not run engines in tightly closed spaces to avoid poisoning.
Retired couple’s remarriage in Trenton contrasts past split
Henry Chig Wells of Trenton New Jersey born 1870s, after years apart, takes out a marriage license to wed Rachel Elismore of Philadelphia who was his wife until 1897. The couple will remarry on Saturday, continuing a long courtship despite the earlier divorce.
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Henry Chig Wells
Trenton
N.J
Rachel Elismore
Philadelphia
Wells
Do you want a good home is the best town on earth
Sidney Lumber Co promotes its goods with a bold message inviting readers to see why the town is presented as ideal for living and building, positioning the company as a local home improvement advocate.
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Sidney Lumber CO
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