Old Farmer and Wife Reflect on Silver Wedding
A rural scene from New York Central Magazine shows an elderly couple before their pig sty. The husband contemplates their silver wedding tomorrow and questions if killing the pig is the right choice due to something that happened twenty-five years ago.
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Lye
John
New York Central Magazine
A Time for Caution Reflects Rural Wit and Weather Talk
In a Washington Star snippet a summer boarder jokes about sun shine and rain, and farmer Corn tessel answers with wary humor about hiring extra help to hold an umbrella while he works. The exchange captures a cautious mood in agricultural life.
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Corntessel
Star
Nothing on Him A quip about a busy social man and a farmer
A witty exchange contrasts a city man bragging about a long day of golf and dancing with a farmer describing a similarly full routine of field work, socializing, and early rising. Both snippets reflect humorous catalogues of daily activities.
Airplane Delivers Government Mail to San Francisco Coast
The first plane carrying government mail from New York arrived over the Marina at 2:30 PM and landed 72 hours and 52 minutes after leaving New York. Pilot E E Mouten of Oakland greeted by Postmaster Fay and Col Jordan, with six mail pouches weighing 430 pounds hauled from a forward compartment. The Reno to San Francisco flight is described as the fastest ever between those cities, taking just under two hours for 250 miles.
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Cal
New York
New York City
Big de Haviland
E. E. Mouten
Oakland
Charles E. Fay
John H. Jordan
Mouten
Reno
Record of Early Flight From San Francisco to New York
The pilot William V. Morgan, formerly an Navy flier, left San Francisco with mail for New York at 6 2 o'clock this morning. He carried four bags for New York, one to Cheyenne, one to Reno, and two to Salt Lake, reaching a peak altitude of eleven thousand feet while bucking a head wind.
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San Francisco
New York
William V. Morgan
Cheyenne
iReno
Salte Lake
Army Worm Outbreak Expands At Clemson College
The third generation of army worms is active for about ten days, with possible recurrence next spring unless winter weather intervenes. Forage crops suffer the main damage, and farmers are urged to use the bran mixture on forages. keep Card No. 2 on hand for reference and next spring use.
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Clemson College
A. F. Conradi
Dillon land sale in Lit tle Rock under master for Dillon
Master for Dillon County will sell at public auction the Lit tle Rock land in Dillon County South Carolina on the first Monday in October at the courthouse door. Cash price. purchaser pays papers and stamps. If bid is refused the property may be resold at risk of the prior bidder. A B Jordan Master for Dillon County.
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South Carolina
Dillon
Court of Common Pleas
R. H. Wiggins
W. Bruce Bowen
Edward Melver
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Dillon County
Little Rock
Baptist Parsonage
Lucy Davis
Black-Draught advertised as a household remedy
A Meadowsville Kentucky resident, 65, cites improved digestion and energy after using Thedford's Black-Draught. The advertisement touts seventy years of use, claims the product cleanses the system and supports stomach liver and bowels, with a 25 cent package price and one cent per dose.
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Green Fis Gear Compound And Cup Grease
A note requests procurement of Green Fis gear compound and cup grease for gear maintenance. It lists preferred brands and quantities to support ongoing equipment servicing.
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Fis
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