Light On Potatoes Growth Sparks Many Questions
A Bureau of Plant Industry report outlines experiments on tuber growth and yield. It notes seed size and type influence yields, light versus heavy seed, irrigation and drainage effects, and seasonal timing, with frost and weather impacting outcomes. The study aims to clarify how climate and cultivation practices affect potato production and tuber formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
Aimerica
Bureau of Philachierry
Perioeht
Agriculture
Toders
Orewa
Division of Publications
United States Department of Agriculture
The Folly of Fret and the Calm of Work
A Public Ledger meditation on worry and efficiency urges focusing on one’s tasks and service to the community. It praises careful reasoning, steady effort, and tranquil perseverance over frantic self-doubt and alarm, calling fret a waste of productive energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Adams
Hvelding
Wnd
Relics of an Extinct Indian Race Found Near Santa Ynez River
Uncovered relics along the Santa Ynez river near the San Marcos road site are reported by Ranger Forsythe of the Santa Barbara national forest. A black polished cylinder shaped piece with a hole, about 1.6 inches long, was unearthed and hardened after air exposure, with two more similar relics found and a forearm bone fragment recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ynex
Ranger St
Barsythe
Santa Bartaca National Forest
San Marcos Road
Thomas 1. Sloan
Forsythe
Santa Barbara Press
Some Exceptions in Southern Court Witness Testimony
An old witness in a southern court mutters through a joking exchange about truth telling. The clerk asks for the oath and the witness laments how a clever lawyer might dodge details about gin and chickens. The excerpt, from The American Legion Week, captures local dialect and courtroom humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alguera
The
American Legion Week- Ie
Ex-Chancellor's Dinner Tale Sparks Book Price Debate
A Syracuse University ex-chancellor at a dinner mocks rising costs of books and clothes. He relays a seaside anecdote about a charitable beggar who returns a dropped nickel, remarking that taking less would insult his honor and jeopardize his reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse University
The Story of Our States And the Territories of the United States
The story surveys noncontiguous regions like Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines while noting their status, governance, and proposed or achieved representation. It contrasts constitutional limits with territorial administration under American authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
ISG
Alaska
Hawaii
Ulder Amerie Gyolv
Hawi
Porto Teco
Guin
Tou Id
Rico
Daylor AloMar
Great Britain
Wiley
Denmark
Virgin Islands
Colombia
Riverdale Notes of Local Social Activity and Travels
The report lists residents and guests in Riverdale visiting and hosting events last week. Mentions include Mrs. one Wm. Horn drawing a quilt, Carrie Tallon and Iva ard Teor with Mrs. Mor Whitney of St. Louis visiting, Clair Mallory and son Uorgan in AfI, Myrk Cisne Shong as guest, Mike Beatrices Wilvsy and others staying with relatives, J. A. Covnver, Fr. Leiter visiting Six Dalors apel Orleans, Oliver dayor and children of Alma visiting, and Rev. WH. Ro Sistine, EM. Highifiett at various farms and homes. Erwkin returning to Lansing.
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Union Telephone
Oper
Wm. Horn
Iscandal Cemintery Association
Carrie Tallon
Palion
Mor Whitney
St. Laui
Wr. Brailey
Clair Mallory
Uorgan
Myrk
Cisne Shong
Mike Beatries Wilvsy
Jerry Wolfaang
West Efose
J. A. Covnver
Fr. Leiter
Dalors Apel
Orleans
Oliver Dacyior
Alma
EM. Highifiett
Local county notices from weekend visitors and graduations
A long list of residents and visitors recount weekend travels from Lansing and St. Louis to Crystal Lake and Riverdale. Several families, including Sehnepp, Swarthout, Headley, and Holcomb, were noted visiting relatives and summer plans. The Kivonlaly Kith school marked graduation with a party and announced 1922 graduates Violet Ban Buskirk, Velma Welch, Winifred Craton, Treva Welch, Mary Van Aletine, Mildred Whitemnen, and Agnes Wiltshire. end-of-year clues and class colors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharley Sehnepp
Lansing
Swent
Mes
Doy von Leuven
Vestaheary
Chester Swarthout
St. Louis
Bundiy
Mere
Longin
Shepherd
Rose LaMay
Mee
Agree Crawford
Brocken
Surdey
Miltitd Hephina
Twila Headley
Attal
Ralph Holcomb
Riverdale
Tay Mo
Fai
Parks
Tiwelick
Ott Hamp
Andy
Cie Martin
Alon
James Sehnepp
Tollen
Hegebton Lake
Carrie Williams
Glen Rose
Thuralas
Ivin Britton
Balt Creek
Wy, Where He Lkven
Stanley Seafield
Lewin Valution
Pad Frank Rice
Robert Jope
Dowagine
Ajolly
Crystal Lake
Satue
Vhuritey
Clarence Hap
M Heavett
Akioo, Mich
Ofv
Myre
Lacynn
Dieney Lucas
Grand Rapids
Tuens
Owen
Glen Craton
Cent Sunn
Carl Harry
Allore Ivete
Win
Mlurey
Town
Sanday
Kivonlaly Kith School
Miss Weli Gang
Youth Easy
Violet Ban Buskirk
Velma Welch
Winifeed Craton
Treva Welch
Mary van Aletine
Mildred Whitemnen
Agnes Wiltshire
Clauss
Mansfield Uses Phonographs In School Music
In Mansfield Ohio seven schools use 87 phonographs and records funded by the amaste club with 600 pupils. Each school holds a complete record library and phonographs, totaling over 5000 dollars. A music appreciation text guides teachers and the music supervisor calls the effort successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Mansfeld
Ohio
Amaste Club
Work's Chief Object in Character Building
A succinct moral note from the Exchange stating the chief object in work is not to gain more wealth but to develop personal character, asserting that building a fine character earns more credit than a larger business.
Poetry and Classic Translation Spark Public Interest
The piece extols the virtues of poetry as the finest form of writing and discusses rhythm and measure. It lauds The Noblest Classic translation of the Bible as a landmark in English literature and links traditional verse to prose. It also briefly mentions turpentine uses and a quirky note on word origins and Piljadiedpi Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adegeey
Atric
Violin Superstitions and the Broken String Belief
A fragment discusses violin superstition that a broken string foretells misfortune and is then repaired. The piece notes that many people hold this belief and that the superstition affects attitudes toward the instrument.
Mince Pie Discovery Sparks Cautious Talk
A fragmented note suggests a mince pie find linked to AiYH in exchange. The text mentions safety of consumption but lacks clear events, dates, or authorities. Further readable details are needed to confirm the incident, place, and involved entities.
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Mittwahee Department
London
Wren
Richard Lodewyk
Shelby
Oceana County
NEW Era Co-Op
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D. E, Hawley, Mer
Michigan
Detroit
Citizens’ Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Howell
Eithe
Aie Teuell
Shay Ae
Coliyer de Varkand
Pasian
Ort Vurant Chevrult Stuiletaker
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Ta Palee
Maxwell Chandler Chimire Willyot
Hon Toon
Van
Buble Mierte
WM. EL RO
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Michigana
Mich
Dodge Lire
Dodge Brothers
John E. Hall
East Superior St
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