Quote on women's faces and male attention by W. L. George
The Boston Transcript cites W. L. George noting a man's interest fades after a year or two despite beauty. He argues lasting influence comes from charm and making him feel valued in his personal affairs, as if his partner understands him uniquely.
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Boston Transcript
Cross Shaped Stones on a Taos Peak inspire legend
The article recounts a legend from near Taos New Mexico about stones at a mountain summit that always form crosses, even when broken, said to be tears of Christ turning to rocks. It tells how two Catholic priests sought to convert tribes and used the cross rocks as proof, leading locals to adopt the white man's God.
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Degreasing and Washing Wools for Better Fleece
United States Department of Agriculture reports a new method to degrease and wash wool samples. Side fleece samples provide representative dirt and grease levels. Gasoline washes reduce grease to 0.17 percent in Rambouildlet wool and 0.28 percent in crossbred wool. dirt removed by soap and water. Findings will guide mating to improve fleece. Details in Bulletin 1100 by Spencer Hardy and Brandon.
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D. A. Spencer
J. I. Hardy
Mary J. Brandon
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Forage Crops Weigh Keys Of Value In Pasture Use
A forage crop should fit soil and climate, be palatable, yield digestible matter, have a narrow 1 5 ratio, be succulent, endure grazing, persist, cost little to seed, provide quick pasture, and have leguminous traits.
Introduction of block printing in textiles and historic roots
The article credits John Hewson for introducing block printing of fabrics in America following an invitation from Benjamin Franklin. It notes roller printing by Thomas Bell in 1770 and describes Crepe de Chine patterns inspired by East Indian and Persian motifs, reflecting religious symbolism and traditional handcrafts.
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Legumes in Soil Improvement Demonstrations Reach Farmers
More than 350000 farmers adopted legumes in their cropping systems after 1921 demonstrations on soil improvement. Soybeans cowpeas velvet beans and alfalfa were the principal crops promoted by agricultural extension agents in the program reported to the U S Department of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ultra microbe sparks radical new science claim
The article describes an ultra microbe as a later scientific discovery that conquers their own infinite microbe foes. It suggests vast uses including purifying water by releasing typhoid ultra microbes to neutralize typhoid germs, restoring clean water quickly.
Poultry Raised at Profit on Small Farms
Poultry meat can be a profitable by product on farms. Farmers should track feed use and costs to ensure meat production earns a profit. With proper management poultry can be as profitable as cattle or hog raising.
Vast compiled facts from a 1920s world survey
A wide compendium lists diverse trivia and statistics from many regions and eras. It covers newspapers, bridges, water use, shipping, crime prints, trades, inventions, and demography. Notable items mention Venice bridges, Paris women workers, London water consumption, and enamelled metals advances.
How to Paint Your Automobile Promises Extra Car Value
Dougherty & Walters in Sullivan Indiana offer a free booklet titled How to Paint Your Automobile. The guide explains KYANIZE MOTOR CAR ENAMELS can revitalize an aging car and potentially add up to one hundred dollars in value, with DIY refinishing steps and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Dougherty & Walters, Sullivan
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Dougherty & Walters
Kyanize Motor Car
Kyanize
Notice to Road Contractors in Sullivan County Indiana
Sullivan County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for the Joseph A Crawford road improvement in Cass and Hamilton Townships. Bids due July 2, 1923 at noon, with bonds double the bid, noncollusion affidavit required, project awarded to lowest responsible bidder, completion time set after letting. Auditor Frank M. Daniels issued notice, dated June 6, 1923.
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Sullivan Circuit
Incomplete Legal Notice for I H Kalley Attorney
Ast insertion Jug 6 1928 3t. The fragment mentions attorney I H Kalley and an insertion date, but lacks context or full details of the legal notice.
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I. H. Kalley
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