Garden Movement Urges City Plots For Food
Philadelphia and other cities expand kitchen gardens to combat poverty and waste. Reports cite five acre and thirty acre city plots in Philadelphia opened by the public welfare department with unemployed residents given first choice. Similar efforts noted in Seattle Cleveland St Paul and other cities. A California paper notes wartime Europe would starve without urban gardening know how and urges gardens on every city lot and waste lot.
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Jim
New York
Phadellphia
United
Philadelphia
Chicago
Leonora Z. Bieder
Public Welfare
East One Hundred and Tenth Street
Indiana Avenue
East One Hundred and Twenty-Sixth Street
Seattle
Cleveland
St Paul
California
Warstricken Derope
America
American
Europe
Fragmented 1915 Economic Notes From a Turbulent Era
The article surveys fiscal data and tariff effects, noting a national treasury balance, shipments of cattle to Montana and Minnesota, and pricing expectations for yearlings and two-year cattle. It discusses tariff impact on corn imports and US corn products, with figures on fresh meat imports and shifts in trade under Democratic tariff laws.
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National Treasury
Figlsam
Billings
Bront
Biontana
Minnesota
Wes
Everize
Scorn Products Company
New York Ste
Corm E. B. Walden
Corn Products Company
Congressional “Committee On
Republi
Cornstarch m
Amhey
Kune Ofihat Sesr
New Florida Essential Oil Station Opens at Orlando
The United States government has established an Essential Oil Station at Orlando under the Department of Agriculture to study trees plants and shrubs suited to Florida soil and climate for essential oils and citrus by products. Prof Hoot leads the Florida station with aims to boost domestic production amid war related import shortfalls. Oil crops include rose geranium lemon grass lemon, lavender, bergamot oil and various mints sourced from Algiers India France Spain Japan and other regions.
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United States
Orlando
Fis
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Amd
Pew
Hoot
Europe
Algiers
India
Java
Emzland
France
Spain
Luray Caverns Mysteries and Marvels Explored by Guides
In a remote geological epoch dynamite shock shaped the Blue Ridge region and carved the Luray Caverns in Virginia. Water drips over centuries form stalactites and stalagmites. electric lights illuminate three miles of interior passages. Chambers boast columns, swords, an eagle, lacework, and a camel head motif, with living life limited to spiders.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Urey
New York
Washington
Uray
Tne
Luray
Win
What Other Editors Say In Defense Of War Talk
A collection of editorials from various papers discusses President Wilson's cabinet member and Secretary of War Garrison. It contrasts Wilsonian restraint with Garrison's defense of preparedness and strength to deter aggression. The Wheeling Intelligencer notes growing American admiration for Garrison and cites a North American Review piece on national defense.
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Wilson
Garrison
The
North American Review
Ballo in Belixin Sees Salary Rise to Three Seventy Five
A whimsical note from The Daily Novelette describes Bilixin celebrating a salary increase to 3.75 a week, exclaiming jubilation at last.
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Bilixin
Watts-Lamberd curtain sale of scrim curtains at low prices
The Watts-Lamberd Company announces a wonderful sale on new scrim curtains. Prices range from 89c to 3.50 per pair, with a large shipment from a New England manufacturer allowing deep discounts. Shop the drapery department for best values.
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New England
Alues
Rugs From Reserve Lines Offer Colorful 9x12 Pieces
Room size nine by twelve feet and larger rugs listed from reserve lines. AU special assortment features good designs and color, with a wide display window.
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Winder
New Cretonnes in Bright Line at The Depot
New Cretonnes arrive in a beautiful line with per yard prices of 7 and 25 cents. Ine displays novelty patterns and colors for upholstery and fabric uses.
Public sale of Cove Oil and Gas lease equipment
Visastee Dy a Clerk of Harrison County West Virginia Office orders public auction of the Cove Oil and Gas Company lease property near Clarksburg. The sale includes described land lease interests and substantial oil field equipment listed with detailed dates and parcel descriptions, to satisfy a deed of trust securing company debts. Proceeds go to the court as receivership assets under the terms of the trust.
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Harrison County
West
Virginia
Trusiec
Seergen
Court House
West Virginia
Ted
Celian Thomas
George W. Schrader
Roenty
Saipe
Sheridan Giitan
Gierk
West Virginis
D.C. Bennnett
Allen and Others
D. C
Enid
Olin V
Nest
Levin Smith
Cove Oil and Ges Company
Dy Dees
Dease
Ceve
Sheridan FU Grifin
Eixty
Rosineon
Masa Cove Oil and Gas Company
Personel
Strathers
Wansit
Casina
Wine Pumping Inc
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Emepases
West Virgins
of Central
Prsatenea
Cisrksbare Wye
Associated Press
Sanday
Carter
Adl Communications
Uss
Paiake
Thessher
Gor
Pitind
Sou
Billie “Tiseity
Lillie
Wey
Ovat
Luray Caverns
San Francisco Exposition
Lassen
Wheeling Intelligencer
Cnep
Baltmore
Grafton Sentinel
the Daily Novelette
Watts-Lamberd Company
Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
Bok
New Cretonnes
Salem Bedding
Clarksburg
Chautauqua
Sorro
Bess’ Gearhart Morrison
Bess Gearhart Mortison
Jean
Mrs. Morrison
Prairies
Nebraska
Royal Black Hussar Band
Savings Bank
Abax
the Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust
Georges
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