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Newspaper
The New Vienna Reporter
Location
New Vienna, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
The article notes Hawaii sugar per acre rising yearly with Ewa plantation leading last year at just over 18 tons per acre on 126 acres. It contrasts Cuban yields of two to three tons per acre and describes Hawaii’s move to intensive, scientific cultivation to boost output and wealth for island growers.
A concise tracing of the handkerchief from a veil covering to a face cloth. It notes the sixteenth century use as part of women's headdress and explains the origin of the term kerchief from coverchief and pocket handkerchief from mouchoir de poche.
London owes much of its charm to an accidental growth before town planning and the gridiron. Its streets and squares emerged without fixed rules, with buildings facing them in defiance of architecture norms, yielding distinct appeal that modern design finds hard to match.
Louise Brachman born in Rochnitz Germany in 1778 was a noted writer and poet close to Schiller and Novalis. Her brilliant intellect brought periods of melancholy and instability and after two failed loves and a third broken hope in 1822 she died by self drowning in the River Saale.
A Purdue University livestock study shows cocklebur, once thought harmless, can kill hogs and other farm animals during its seedling stage when two thick seed leaves are present. Poisonous effect fades as true leaves appear.
The article explains that weight is a key factor in a horse's ability to pull heavy loads. Using a dynamometer, researchers show tractive pull cannot exceed a horse's weight, with typical pulls around nine-tenths of body weight. Breeding for greater weight thus directly affects pulling capability.
A Union City Indiana manufacturer known as Bob recounts his bill collection technique. He sent the debtor a daily dunning notice for a month, then followed with a registered mail note asking him to collect the overdue amount. The next day the man settled the bill in full.
Attar of roses is not produced commercially in the United States. It is chiefly produced in Bulgaria and France, and to some extent in India. Attar of rose is used mainly for perfumery, with the distillation byproducts used as rose water for culinary purposes.
The term Iberia in ancient Greek usage referred to the wider region including Spain Portugal and southwestern France but now mainly denotes Spain. The name Theria was used by Greeks and Romans for the southern area of Georgia in Asia between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea.
An ideal Fiji course features a popular layout almost entirely covered with a sensitive plant that shrivels when touched. The plant marks the fairways, eliminating lost balls and uncertain drives since the course is defined by the line of withered flora.
The Atlanta Constitution notes New York Chinatown holds twice yearly ceremonies for shipping the dead home. Coffins are stored before the coffin ship departures to the Celestial Kingdom. Violins, bells, and drums accompany the procession as priests in robes lead a dignified, peaceful rite that halts rival tong hostilities during the armistice hour. Police maintain heavy presence around the funeral.
Nicotine is a colorless poison in tobacco that oxidizes to brown and solid. Tobacco varies from two to eight percent nicotine, Havena cigars often under two percent. Nicotine is not in tobacco smoke. pyridine and collodine form when heated, with collodine less active and prevalent in cigars while pipes yield more pyridine in smoke.
A tornado victim describes a sudden, violent storm that demolished the house and scattered belongings. He recounts his escape amid chaos while Mr. Meeke interrupts, recalling he nearly forgot to post a letter for his wife as the moment explodes in urgency.
A New York Times note traces purses from ancient Rome and Greece to modern use. Early bags were leather pouches closing with strings, later nets for varied tasks, including hunting and carrying papers, game, or provisions, before leather pouches returned to prominence.
A claim states Voltaire announced the invention of the Assyrian Chariot around 1750, armed like a modern tank, to crush Frederick the Great's forces. Marshal de Richelieu rejected it, Voltaire offered it to Catherine the Great in 1770, who tested and rejected its usefulness against massed troops.
The article notes the church’s general conservatism in admitting women to top offices. While pastors are mostly men, women are numerous among auxiliary religious workers, a situation that effectively denies women the right to senior roles. It cites about 80 sects with major influence, among the largest of these...
About 40 sects admit women to pulpit roles including Unitarians Universalists Congregationalists Friends Christian Scientists the Christian Church Shakers Nazarene United Evangelical and Methodist Protestant churches. Methodist Episcopal grants license to preach while keeping no regular charges or conference membership.
In correspondence cited by the Christian Science Monitor, the famed singer Jenny Lind is described as kind, gracious, and restless yet devoted to Christian duties. Alice Taylor records her influence on mother and son, noting her humility and joyful presence in their home.
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