Excavation Plan Aims at Segontium Roman Fort
Archaeologists seek $10,000 to fund a multi year dig at Segontium near Carnarvon North Wales to uncover Roman fortress remains and illuminate late Roman and early post Roman Wales. The project involves local landowners the vicarage garden and the wall of the fortress with expert supervision by Prof R C Bosanquet and support from the Cambrian Archaeological Association the Society of Antiquaries and possibly the Smithsonian. The prince of Wales has shown approval and finds may be housed in the National Museum of Wales Cardiff or Carnarvon museum.
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Carnarm
Wales
Segontium
Pennant
Ney
Edward I
Ernest H. Rann
Britain
Europe
Watling Street
St. Al%s
Dunstable
Towcester
Chester
Deva
London and Hwestern
Ster
Carnarvon Gontium
Nai Straits
Iris
Holyhead
T Segolntium
Ix Military Road
North
Caer
Went
Gelligaer
Castell Collen
Caersws
Gwynnedd
Carnarvon
Llanbebng
Gortmadoc
Mador Ap Owain Gwynedd
North America
Sunici
Belgium
Haverfield
North Wales
Alphianos
Alexandria
York
Anglesey
R. Co. Bosanquet
National Museum of Wales
Cardiff
Prince of Wales
England
Australia
New Zealand
Carnarvon Castle
Queen Eleanor’ Gateway
George
Cambrian Archaeological Association
Archaeologia Cambrensis
Society of Antiquaries
Smithsonian Institution
United States of America
Near East
Ghost Fined for Appearing as Spirit in Violation of City Rules
William W Aber was arrested by police C. C. Fortner and E. Yoris at 651 West Fifty-fifth Street while posing as the ghost of Bessie before clairvoyants E. C. Berger Jack Werner and H. Winters who had paid $2 for a materialized spirit. He pleaded guilty to vagrancy before Justice Otis W Brinker and was fined 50 dollars plus costs, agreeing to leave the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
William W. Aber
C. C. Fortner
E. Yoris
West Fifty-fifth Street
Bessie
E. C. Berger
Jack Werner
Prize Winning Tuberculosis Poster Display in New York
The Art Alliance of America showcased a prize winning poster by Florence Ruprecht of Buswick High School. It was selected as the best among 500 exhibited works as judged by prominent experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Art Alliance of America
Florence Rupprecht
Buswick High School
Outbreak of True Army Worm Seen in Southern Areas
The article notes a true army worm outbreak in southern Illinois and southern Missouri with warnings the pest may spread north and northeast. It cites Farmers Bulletin 731 for control methods including poisoned baits and sprays, trenching, and log drags, urging vigilant defense for three months to limit damage and preserve farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Ilinois
Missouri
Farmers
Protect Cotton to Prevent Much Loss
United States Department of Agriculture specialists warn that poor storage after ginning leads to about 70 million dollars in annual cotton losses from weather exposure. They urge proper warehousing to protect assets and enable loan collateral, noting warehouses could become surplus assets over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Protection From Flies Remedy For Animals
A historic remedy claims absolute fly protection for horses dogs and cows using pennyroyal alcohol and fish oil mixed and applied lightly to the coat each morning. The preparation supposedly immunizes animals for 24 hours and one bottle may last a horse all summer with careful use.
Cull These Hens Poultry Culling Guidelines
Intelligent culling of the poultry flock is essential for success. The text lists sick or weak hens to discard and healthy hens to save, detailing vent condition, comb vitality, pelvic bone spacing, and skin color as criteria for September or October culling.
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Department of Agriculture
Raising chickens for money and government push
Poultry raising moves from fringe activity to a serious business as government agencies colleges and experiment stations promote it. The incubator is cited as transforming chicken farming into a viable enterprise.
Fix harvesting machinery on a rainy day
A rainy day spent servicing mowing machines hay loaders binders and other harvesting equipment is a wise investment. Labor is scarce and parts may be hard to obtain this year, so forethought can prevent later worries.
Place for Horses to Roll
A note on horse care emphasizes that horses confined in stalls roll in filth and manure more than if allowed to roll daily outside. Outdoor rolling reduces effort, prevents rolling in restricted areas, and improves health and vigor.
Eatonic users urged to take for lasting relief
Chicago reports show Eatonic most effective after several weeks of use with one or two tablets after meals. The product helps belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery quickly while removing excess acids and gases from the body for lasting vitality. Consumers are advised to speak with their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
U. S
Adv
Advertising snippet on vermifuge use and childrearing ideas
The ad praises Dr. Peerys Dead Shot as an effective single dose worm remedy. It contrasts modern childrearing theories with old methods and mentions a druggist supplying the vermifuge. The tone mirrors period advertising language.
Lady barbers judged successful after World Series talk
A colorful remark notes two female barbers as being successful for now. One is overheard discussing the World Series with notable understanding, signaling growing recognition of women in the trade.
Wheat and crops outlook split between U S and Canada
Experts warn of a wheat production drop in the United States due to reduced planting while Western Canada foresees a bumper harvest with record yields in 1915 levels. Oats barley and flax prospers with timely rains, and corn plantings look strong as livestock grass growth improves.
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United States
Canada
Art for Art’s Sake Risk Warns Brilliant Conversationalist
A noted thinker worries that a gifted conversationalist may drift toward art for art’s sake, risking detachment from practical concerns and social engagement. The concern centers on preserving meaning and purpose in creative dialogue.
Man Sees Value in Himself After Newspaper Interview
A man discovers his own importance after being featured in a newspaper interview. The article highlights personal validation and the impact of media exposure on self-esteem.
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America
Brest Litovsk
American Relief Association
Poland
Caesar
the Prince of Wales
Erty
Office of Cereal Ingations
Department of Agricul
Eatonic
Marine
Eye, Remedy Co
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