The United States Youth And Lincoln Memory
Mrs. Rachel Jackson Lawrence, 90, of Tennessee, former resident near Nashville, dies this month. The piece links the nation’s youth to Lincoln's era and praises Lincoln and Grant, noting Jeffersonian and Civil War history, Gettysburg speech, and American unity despite foreign influence.
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U.S
Rachel Jackson Lawrence
Nashville
Tenn
Lawrence
General Jackson
United States
White House
Jackson
Hermitage
Tennessee
Sullivan County
Republican Party
Michigan
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Aofieu
L Linceln
Lee
Grant
Hotbeds and Coldframes for Early Garden Transplants
The article urges every home gardener to install hotbeds and cold frames to start tomato cabbage cauliflower peppers and other plants earlier than market offerings. It explains heating with fermenting manure the use of cold frames for hardening and the transfer of hardy crops outside after frost danger.
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Vengerans Sid
Climbing roses add beauty and guidance for warm climates
The article describes climbing roses, their training needs, and winter protection. It lists varieties suited to warmer regions, including Marechal, Niel, Lamarque, Cherokee, and several mid to late season climbers with pink, white, or red blooms.
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Marechal
Niel
Lamarque
United States
Dawson
Zepherine Drouhin
Paul
Christine Wright
Gardella
Dr. W. van Fleet
Alicia Lovett
Bess Lovett
Hiawatha
It Was an Affair of Charity
Peggy Ames wheedles funds from Ted for a young singer Pris cilla Hope also known as Mary Lane. Ted recalls a past love with Mary and resists, yet the singer wins his heart as Peggy finally realizes she cannot win him back.
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Ted
Margaret Ames
Emerson
Peggy Ames
Conservatory
Ceederie
Peggy
Priscilla Hope
Priscila Hope
Mary Lane
Ind
Wonders of America zoo Near New York City
A sprawling zoological park eleven miles north of New York City Hall houses about 400 animals from 9 families. Species range from a four ton elephant to tiny mice, with highlights including a 225 pound giant tortoise and a 22 foot regal python.
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New York City
City Hall
Zoological Park
Words of Wisdom Phrase Cautions Crafting Advice
A fragmentary note warns against waste and asserts that skill in carpentry is not measured by the finest chips. The line emphasizes practical work over showy detail and hints at a broader teaching about workmanship.
Economical Feed for Ewes
For greatest economy the winter feed of the ewes should consist largely of roughages and legume hay. With legume hay and roots or silage, no grain is needed until about a month before lambing. Aim to have ewes vigorous at lambing to ensure strong milk for the newborn lambs.
Spring Cleaning In Favor Of Fowls In House
Spring cleaning is a wise move for fowls kept indoors during winter. Droppings are removed, but birds are in poorer condition without more range. After cleaning, allow dropping boards and roosts to stand in sunlight for a time.
Infertile Eggs for Market Warn Consumers
Farmers report losses from infertile eggs and advise separating roasters from the laying flock as soon as hatching eggs are gathered to prevent market losses and ensure egg quality.
Sweet Clover Silage Yields and Harvest Risk
Farmers delaying cutting sweet clover for silage until full bloom can harvest 10 to 12 tons per acre. however mowing at that stage kills the plants.
Suet for the Birds on Farmstead Trees
A farmer's tip suggests hanging large suet blocks in trees to attract birds next spring. Birds are expected to sing and help reduce insects around the farmstead.
Onion Sets Provide Early Tender Onions For Spring Gardens
Onion sets are a standard spring aid to get young onions quickly. Seeds yield a later crop while sets supply tender onions early and require less soil conditioning, with yellow white and red varieties. Growers should avoid large onions from sets as they mature into seed, not table-ready bulbs.
Transaction Did Not Last
The Glen Elder Sentinel recounts a rural incident where Mr. Rarick unknowingly sold an empty wagon as a hog and vows to return with another animal. It also recalls a Toronto hog deal where seller and buyer Tom Hargis expose a dishonest weighing and the seller buys back his own hog to honor the miscounted sale.
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Mr. Rarick
Glen Elder
Rarick
Toronto
E. I. Kelley
Tom Hargis
Hargis
A Snap of the Fingers Contempt Explained
The piece explores finger snap origins in the English language. It suggests two theories: a fig gesture signifying indifference or a Roman snap used to summon slaves, implying modern contempt echoes ancient disdain for slaves.
Elimination of Radio Noises with Tinfoil Grounding
Instructions to reduce radio noises by coating the interior with shel lac and applying tinfoil to the wet shellac. The foil should be grounded once in place. If needed, place aluminum sheets between vacuum tubes and ground them.
Funeral of Dr T C Smith in Denver with services at Olinger chapel
The Journal records the funeral of Rev. T C Smith D D held January 22 at the Olinger chapel Denver Presbytery led the service with ministers Hills Smiley and Beavis among pallbearers. Interment at Crown Hill. Biographical sketch notes a career across Ohio Indiana Iowa Utah and Colorado.
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Hugh I. Smith
Emerson Street
Denver
Colo
T. C. Smith
D. D
Olinger Chapel
Father
Kingdom of God
Leon C. Hills
Capitol Heights Church
Jenness and
Smiley
Beavis
Idaho Springs
Presbyterian
Jesus
Olinger
Clarinda Chautauqua
Westland
Crown Hill
Rockies
Tam
Hills
Thomas Corwin Smith
Amelia
Ohio
J. Wilbur Chapman
Springville
Utah
Union Christian College
Prince
Local births and visits include Leba born at county hospital
A daughter was born Thursday at the county hospital to Mr. and Moe. Sam Berman of this city. The little miss has been named Leba. Mrs. Jennie Youngman of its city is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Grady, of Owensboro, Ky. Misses Nina Bridwell and Clio Crawford, buyers for the Springer Gouchenour Company, have returned from Chicago after attending the Spring fashion shows and purchasing goods for their company. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abell, who have been visiting at Pensacola, Fla., for several weeks, have returned home. Mr. Abell, who has been in ill health for some time, was greatly benefitted by the trip, but caught a slight cold as the result of the change into a colder climate.
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Moe
Sam Berman
Leba
Jennie Youngman
J. W. Grady
Owensboro
Nina Bridwell
Clio Crawford
Springer- Gouchenour Company
Chicago
Frank Abell
Pensacola
Fla
Mr. Abell
Insects as Inventors and Silk Silk Secrets
Ancient notes describe a spider using a silk bell trade to entangle prey. It details long spinnerets with hooks and a creature that can dive into water and release thread to surround itself.
Cheer Up Youll Pay Just the Same Coal Strike Admonition
The article mocks a coal industry peace pact between operators and miners in the central field. It claims no strike is planned this year, but argues wages stay fixed while workers toil two thirds of the time, shifting costs to the public and labeling the arrangement as economic theft and public exploitation.
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Sullivan Union
Ieee
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Wonders OF America
Western Newspaper Union
Words of
Suet
National Garden Bureau
Sullivan
Lay
Noibsab
Louis Moi
Jonathan Reteht
van John Reteht
Leslie QO. Beight
Calvin E. Beieht
Charles Wilson
Flosan Hocking
Mary M. Store
Chirra Bo Sthouder
George Steckler
Franks Steesder
Conurke Stocktus
Jonothy Steckler
Mary Krowell
Lostie O
Beieht
Calvin Byerent
Flore Hocking
Mary M. Stone
Chara Bo Sechondov
Frank Steckler
Charis Streckler
Joseph Steckler
Circuit Court
Indiana
State of
Court House
Charles R. Railsback
Sullivan Circuit Court
Louis Meier
Insects
William P. Helm, Jr
National Budget Committee
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