Not Even an Acquaintance American Girl Surely Had
A war time encounter in Charlottenburg involves Miss Ellington from Cincinnati who accuses a violin teacher of impertinence after a public scene. Police identify the man as a stranger to her. two show figures discuss stage cues and a farcical exchange about privacy and conversation at breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshue
Berlin
New York Evening Post Saturday Magazine
Ber- Ma
Charlottenburg
Miss Ellington
Cincinnati
H Pew
Brunetts
State Penitentiary
Fenton
Naylor
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
S. T. Richmond
Providence
R. L
Lydia Ekham
T. Ricamonp
Waldo Street
Providence, R
Jerusalem Immigrant Trade Roles Amid City Demographics
A consular report notes Jewish immigrants in Jerusalem nearly monopolize much trade and describes population estimates. It cites roughly 127000 Christians 12900 Muslims and 70000 Jews with many Russian arrivals and a continual influx of aged Jews seeking life in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Russia
Palestine
Cuticura Soap Heals Eczema After One Use
Mrs. John Clark of Cincinnati reports chronic eczema on her wrist and arm improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes severe itching and disfigurement, followed by healing in six weeks. Advertisement notes free sample and 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland St
Cincinnati
Ohio
John Clark
Cuticara
Dept. L. Boston
Adv
Farmers Institutes in Central and Northern Nebraska
Report summarizes the farm institute program with thirty eight meetings planned for the month across central and northern Nebraska. It lists speakers, including veteran institute lecturers and trained agents, and notes four agricultural short courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraskia
Nebraska
Institute
Lebanon
Bartley
Tivibrook
Trenton
Champion
Calverton
Cambridge
Saronville
Genoa
Raymond
Nebraska Notebook A miscellany of storms faults and leadership changes
A scattered Nebraska roundup reports large hail from a storm near College View, record Omaha bar attendance, waste removal from New York to Tecumseh, and J F Smith named physical director in Ainsworth. It also notes Mennonite sessions at Beatrice, rising alfalfa acreage, a buggy of incidents including injuries, thefts, and fires, plus local civic events and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College View
Omaha
Tecumseh
New York City
J.F Smith
Ainsworth
Beatrice
Nebraska
C. Shaffer
Alliance
Scotteniutt
R. B. Jameson
Wit Schellinger
Nebraska City
Rule
Fred Ogs
Stélia
Odd Fellows
False City
William Hinrichsen
Plattsmouth
Sophia Teeters
Bipfts
Sabe
A. J. Hollingsworth
Severa
Christian Church At
Peru
Temple Church
Kansas City
Charles Selick
Weeping Water
Eady Clark
Ramge
Meyer
Grand Island
North Bend
Fremont
Central
Nebraska, Poultry’ Association
Kenesaw
Lincoln
Harren
Prairie
Haggerty
Auto Ag
Charles Burns
Western
Cedar Bluffa
John J. Ryder
Omaha Way
League of American Municipalities
Milwaukee
Beasth
Reld
Wymore
William Hartman
Old Soldier's Day
Palm City
WEY Annebary
The
Broken
Bow Republcan
C. &. Rhea
Brainerd
Eileen Kavanaugh
Columbus
Trousseau
Bernstein
Qmaba
Value of the Cover Crops in Orchard Soils
The article explains sowing cover crops like crimson clover and hairy vetch after harvest to restore soil fertility. It notes gains in humus, mineral elements, water retention, and soil porosity, with benefits varying by region and climate. It also recommends fall sowing on erosion-prone ground and winter manure applications for a profitable soil investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Gosper
Phelps
Walters and
Pease
Federal Reclamation Service
Platte River
Andere i
Plas
Dwarf Fruit Trees Promise Higher Home Yields
Prof C P Close from the Department of Agriculture argues that dwarfing all fruit trees by pruning can boost home yields. In a Washington D C lecture on The Home Fruit Garden he cites growing 40 varieties of fruit on under a quarter acre and urges city dwellers to cultivate fruit vegetables and flowers in backyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P. Close
Department of Agriculture
Washington D. M
Close
Speech in the dark and science on light dangers
An anecdote recalls Sam Gray recounting a blindfolded speech in a western city where a blackout allowed a speaker to continue as reporters noted. The piece also cites Louis Bell and F H Verhoeff in Science arguing minimal eye risk from ultraviolet radiation and modern lighting, with protective glasses mainly reducing glare. It ends with assorted humorous lines and trivial exchanges from daily life.
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Sam Gray
Stenographic Corps
House of Representatives
Willard
Washington Post
Cannon
Jon
Louis Bell
F. H. Verhoeff
Science
Fruit Picking Device Pitches Simple Orchard Harvest
A Southern inventor patents a basket with fixed and movable members forming shears on a pivoted blade. A long pole carries the device to fruit, where pulling a string cuts the stem as teeth pass through slots, dropping fruit into the basket. The piece also urges broader use of cover cropping in orchards.
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Tue Centaun Company
New York
Foodau
Castoria
Iota Spohmi Medical
Goshen
Miss Hinngwon
Farmers Institutes
Morsh
Welcome University Students
St. Pauls Church
Howard
Dakota
Boone
Burt
Gage
Stanton
Ntaite Supreme Court
Douglas Country
A. G.powell
State
Cotmiesion
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansan
California
Tucson
Ariz
Seer Eer
Srief Kewwwe
Horfculnal
Jos
Deene Idney
Atom Athomnd
Pitte
Dean
Ben Doan
Milburn CO
Buffalo
Carter
Absorbine, JR
WF. Young
Temple St. Seri
U. S
Croques
Minn
Lydia E. Pinks
Jznlen Agama
Rev. K. Akerman
Cloquet
Minnesota
J.D. Murdoch
Quincy
Mass
Ear K Munt
Gordon St
South Quincy
Maas
Ter
Will Read
Hy & Wenn Weil
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