Volcanic Paradise Threatened by Eleven Islands
The Caribbee chain from Saba to Grenada is described as volatile volcanic land where Mount Pelee’s St Pierre disaster foreshadows danger. Islands like Saba, St Eustatius, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St Lucia, St Vincent, and Grenada mix beauty with ongoing volcanic risk and historic European colonial colonization.
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Caribbee Islands
Caribbean Sea
St. Tierre
Saba
St. Euserrat
Guadeloupe
Dominica
Nique
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Grenada
St. Pierre
Mt. Pelee
Mount Liberty
Cure Areterror
Monkey Hill
West Indies
Basse- Terre
Nevis
Alexander Hamilton
Montserrat
England
Columbus
Europe
France
Holland
Spain
Bottom
Sabi
Smoode
Hedland
St Eustatius
St Christopher
Martinique
St. Christopher
Chribbee
Marne Diableten
St Lucia
la Soufrert
St Vincent
Worthe Garon Whyh
Liteas
Perfect
Daniee
Paul and Barnabas at Antioch Pisidia lesson
The lesson recounts Paul and Barnabas in Antioch Pisidia as they preach to Jews and Gentiles, outline Israel’s Messianic hope, and face opposition that leads them to turn to the Gentiles. It covers the first missionary sermon, the second Sabbath teaching, and the ensuing persecution and banishment from the city.
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Paul
Hunnabas
Karnabas
Mary
Barnabas
Bontum
Antioch of
Pisidia
Israel
Christ
Cyprus
Asia Minor
Perga
Mark
Antioch
Jesus
Jesup
Athens
Paulo
Hannabas
Teonium
Wis
Feminine Notes and Resignations Highlight Sports and Academia
The clippings note several retirements and deaths among female figures and a resignation from the University of Michigan women’s department leader Eliza Mosher. It mentions recent track and motion practice years, and a move to New York with an upcoming event in October. Florence and Marion are named among those affected.
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Phen
Lerry
Nate
Marion
Dorince
Khate
Marrion
Florence
Ps6
Eliza Mo Mosher
Woman's Department
University of Michigan
Wall
Trooket
Brooklyn
Corn crib and granary for farm storage
George W Brown describes a 20 by 30 feet outbuilding plan with a 14 by 26 foot corn crib and a 16 by 20 foot granary, including drive space, bins for about 700 bushels, and a 7 foot high bin walls. The design stores grain, supports wagon storage, and uses a portable chute to unload from wagon to bin. Construction options include timber frames or balloon framing.
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George W Brown
Ohio
Selecting Best Stock for Farms
A summary of how modern stockkeeping favors performance over lineage. It argues many good cows exist, pedigrees can be uncertain, and gradual improvement through careful selection and breeding to superior bulls can raise national average yields despite limited means. It warns some farmers lack the right temperament or tools to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cheever
Anya
Mice Girdled Trees Bridge Grafting Technique
A New York Agricultural Experiment Station leaflet explains bridge grafting to save mice injured fruit trees. Use last year’s twig ends set with wax, incisions under bark, and budge grafting avoided on strong trees. girdled trees one or two years old may be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
New Yorker
Cranberry land area and output by state in 1900 census
The 1900 census details cranberry cultivation totaling 20422 acres with New Jersey owning 8356 acres and Massachusetts 5025. Rhode Island, Connecticut, Michigan, New York and others hold smaller plots. Production reached 7 002 bushels, New Jersey contributing 900g and Massachusetts 240021. average yield over 48 bushels per acre amid high prices. The report notes market demand and registration commentary for cattle breeds, with emphasis on breeding quality and caution against inferior stock to protect pricing.
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New Jersey
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Michigan
New York
Maine
Washington
Indiana
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Ilineis
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Oregon
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Cultivation Tips for Beans and Beets Varieties
Bean cultivation yields best results in good soil with shallow, frequent cultivation. Avoid light, poorly drained loam and overly rich nitrogen soils. Plant two to three feet apart with two inches between plants. keep roots lightly disturbed to protect blossoms. For beets, select varieties suited to stripe and cream shells, avoid overrich nitrogen soils, and plant on shallow soils with hard subsoil. Continuous care and selective stock-appropriate varieties prevent degeneration and promote steady yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermi
Tay
Peruna praised by readers for cure of ailments
Letters from Mrs. Anna Martin Miss Marie Johnson and Miss Ruth Emerson extol Peruna as a remedy for backache dizziness irregularities female troubles and menstrual pain. They report rapid relief and urge others to try the tonic while noting Dr Hartman offers free health guidance. The note promises free book Health and Beauty and doctor’s advice upon request.
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Anna Martin
Marie Johnson
Columbia
East
Detroit
Mich
Hope Lodge No
Independent Order
Good Templars
Johnson
Peruna
Teruna
Ruth Emerson
Sycamorest
Buffalo
Hartman
Perona Medicine Co
Colmbus
Peron
Hartman Santtarium
Columbus
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Pinidia
Ameden
Bolln
Hoyt Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
Corona Colt
Dears
Naele
Douglas Sheet
Douglas
Ufo
Renoun
W. L Douglas
Doulas
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglab
Brockton
Maas
Tila
Canada
Manltoba
Assinibuin
Saskatchewan
Alberts
Hurmeseckera
Esteen Canada
Foop Riley
Ottawa
Cananda
Juneivh Young
Bunt Calumbus
Ubta
Hem William
Law Brig
Tuledo
Lcs
Kamita
Northwest
P.O
Tacoma
Wash
Isqeidt
de la Palz
Paria
Ter
Loto
Henry C. Wiok
Walnut
Ib Sts
OPIU
Woolley
Atlanta
Bum
Piso
A.N. K.C
Juvyert
Atlantic Ocean
Long Island Sound
Ever
Tre Llam
Fusi
Long Island
Long Island Railroad Company
Long Island City
H. B. Uller
Howard M. Smith
Aguot
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