Farm Policy Plea for Widespread Economy and Open Seasons
A fragmented wartime-era broadside urges legislatures to prune statutes and cut waste to aid farmers. It cites farm wages, land, and agricultural stations, then oddly shifts to a lighthearted humorous exchange, then shifts to detailed open season and hunting license provisions, including resident and non resident fees and license requirements. The text lists game species and hunting rules tied to parallel lines and dates, ending with license price tables for residents and nonresidents.
Cheerful Breakfasters and Friendly People
A collection of observations on social warmth and honesty in daily life. The writer notes that people are often nicer when known, and that breakfast companions reveal character. A Young Doctor in Honolulu reflects on medical patients and the resilience of individuals across circumstances.
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Hllen Thornycroft Fowler
Honolulu
Far Go It From Him Tallor You Herve Inherited a Tot
In a clipped Boston Transport scene a man accuses another of wealth inheritance. The reply insists the wealth was not earned by effort and was not intended to fund prying demands. The exchange hints at financial tension and lingering resentment over newfound riches.
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Boston
Wife recalls youth with a senseless lover exhibit
A wife recalls a young romance and a lover whose actions betrayed her trust. The husband reflects on the past with doubt, while she defends his earlier charm and questions the present.
Open Seasons and Game Limits in 1915 Synopsis
In effect March 18, 1915, Sec G defines large-mouthed bass as game fish and sets limits for deer. North of the 35th parallel, horns may be possessed with carcasses, with a limit of one deer, and the open season runs from October 16 to November 5.
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Dees
North Alltude
Fire safety rules for campfires and disposal
Do not leave a fire unattended and always extinguish with water or earth. Avoid large fires and never build near trees or dry brush. Completely extinguish stubs and ashes, knock out cigarette stumps, and report any spreading flames to the nearest U S forest warden or state fire authority immediately.
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U. S
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