Roumanian Princess to Wed Italian Prince in Amusing Fashion
Lincoln reports note Ilena Roumanian, who visited America with her mother, is set to marry Prince Humbert of Italy. The piece jokes about royal marriages, diplomacy, and American permission while remarking on the social era of princes and wealth tied to agriculture in Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Europe
Ilena
America
Humbert
Italy
Roumania
Ground as Mother of All Life in Burroughs’ View
The reader reflects on earth as the source of life linking humans to cosmic forces. The land is imagined as plastic and alive, a cradle for humanity’s arts, religion, and philosophy, with Burroughs’ voice invoking nature’s enduring power.
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John Burroughs
Winter Weather Probabilities Prompt Cautious Travel
The piece warns that snow is likely through the end of winter, making weekend trips risky as warm starts can end in drifting. It notes experienced drivers know how to handle drifting snow and urges caution for those traveling when conditions form.
Drift-Press Technique Moves Cars Across Tiny Drift
A fragment describes using track pressure to shift a vehicle about ten yards, then releasing a clutch at the last moment to reverse drift. The method can move a car to the home side of a small drift with minimal delay.
Michigan Beets Rise in Beet Sugar Output Ranking
The article notes Michigan second only to Colorado in beet sugar production with Nebraska previously outranked, and estimates the state's output value for the period.
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Colorado
Michigan
Nebraska
Rattlesnake Becomes Household Guard After Rescue
A North Dakota farmer freed a trapped rattlesnake that then followed him home and sheltered as a pet. When cold weather arrived the snake slept in the kitchen. A burglar later entered the house and was found with the snake coiled around his neck while the tail rattled from the window signaling to police.
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North Dakota
Cannot Afford To Burn Wheat Straw
Data show southwest wheat farms accumulate about two acres of straw stacks while burning straw worsens soil fertility. Leave straw on field as stubble. when possible feedlot corral stacking aids conversion to manure. Preserve organic matter to ease tillage and soil health.
Duties of the optometrist and vision care
The article explains how an optometrist detects vision issues using various instruments and methods. It notes the responsibilities include identifying errors of refraction and advising on essential eye care, with the discussion to continue next week.
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Ed. B. Ackerman
Ana Serers
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