AustroGerman Expedition Plans Global Tour by Car
Traveling in three specially built motor cars, an Austro German expedition will start from Vienna and visit every important country in the world in the next eighteen months. They will tour the Balkans, Turkey, Asia Minor, India, Siam, Sumatra, Java, China, Japan, Hawaii, the United States, Mexico, South America, Portugal, Spain and France.
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Vienna
Balkans
Turkey
Asia Minor
India
Siam
Sumatra
Java
China
Japan
Hawaii
United States
Mexico
South America
Portugal
Spain
France
USKIDE Soles Advertises Durable Shoe Soles
A vintage advertisement promotes USKIDE Soles as the Wonder Sole for Wear. The United States Rubber Company claims durability, comfort, waterproofing, and healthful features, urging repairmen to install USKIDE Soles and customers to buy shoes with the name on the sole.
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United States Rubber Company
Adv
Nervous Girl Haunts Maud In Quiet Exchange
A brief dialogue hints at Maud’s fragile temper as one character mentions how the sight of her canoe lightly unsettles Nervous Girl, signaling a tense, intimate moment. The exchange suggests underlying strain and emotional sensitivity between the speakers.
Dry Cellar for Wintering Bees
United States Department of Agriculture guides wintering bees in a cellar when winter temperatures drop below 25 degrees Fahrenheit. It covers suitable cellars, insulation, ventilation, vestibule design, drainage, and timing to protect hives and ensure proper heat and airflow.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Storing Seed Beans To Ward Off The Weevil
Farmers and home gardeners learn to keep seed beans dry and sealed in a tight container with camphor gum to prevent bean weevil infestation. The method aims to kill hatched larvae and keep adults out, especially for seed use rather than eating.
Farm appearance signals farmer success and business sense
Farmers show their business skill by the upkeep of their property. A well painted house and sturdy barn reflect careful farm practices and potential profitability, while neglect signals indifference to both appearance and productivity.
Plow Under Residues to Help Fertility
North Carolina agronomist urges turning under crop residues after harvest to boost soil organic matter and future yields. He says plowing under cotton stalks tobacco vines and other plant matter preserves nutrients and prevents soil washing, noting past burning is obsolete with modern farming tools.
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W. F P. Pate
Fertility Agronomist
North Carolina State College
Pate
North Carolina
Bad Housing Conditions Cause Various Diseases
Poor housing and dampness raise cold risks in flocks, especially in fall. Train chicks to roost to improve air flow and provide a balanced ration with greens. Sanitation, clean pens, and proper feeding deter illness. Kansas State College notes epsom salts for affected flocks and parasite control as key preventive measures.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
Fall Is Best Time for Spreading Ground Lime
The fall season is ideal for hauling and spreading ground limestone on fields. Stubble fields are firm, roads are good, and spring work is busier. Some farmers report success using hydrated lime at about 200 pounds per acre, especially when rail access is long. Contractors trucks boosted efficiency by dumping limestone near fields and spreading with a lime spreader.
Seed corn and farm practices for better yields
Advice on seed corn selection emphasizes choosing healthy erect plants and field selection to boost dividends. Dry weather mentions gophers and fall rains, with notes on drying ears in a ventilated space and the high value of eggs and chickens produced in the U S. A realist tone links farmer quality to overall farm profitability.
Lawyers Are Plentiful Reducing Guilty Pleas for Criminals
The abundance of lawyers means few criminals get the chance to plead guilty as legal representation remains widely available and influential in plea negotiations and trial outcomes.
Diamond Dyes for Every Garment and Drapery
Diamond Dyes promise simple directions and vivid results for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics in 15 cent packs. It notes dyeable items from lingerie to draperies and advises telling the druggist the material type. It closes with a quip on a man’s worth.
Starvation and patience shape a weary pursuit
A terse proverb notes that patience may grant success, but hunger and scarcity threaten outcomes first, suggesting perseverance amid deprivation.
Bayer Aspirin warning and odd editorial remark
Demand Bayer Aspirin be sure the package or tablets show the Bayer name. Unsafe imitations may exist. The ad notes the safety and physician approval claimed for 25 years. It ends with a quip about Old Folks homes and Old Fogies homes in cities.
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Bayer
Shave With Cuticura Soap Advertises Daily Use Benefits
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving bathing and shampooing claiming double rator efficiency skin purity comfort and health. It promises no mug slimy soap germs waste or irritation even with twice daily use and presents one soap for all uses.
Woman’s worry over a man’s regard sparks concern
A reflection notes that it troubles a woman when a certain man does not show concern for her. The piece considers emotional signals and social expectations regarding affection and attention.
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Peru
Peruma Company
Columbus
Ohio
Radio For
South Seas
South Sea Islands
Cart Plen
Bellans
Hamburg
Germany
Lumbago
Gophers
Canada
Anada
C. A. Dunning Co
Dunning
Saskatchewan
England
Charles A Dunning
C. A. Dunning
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Ottawa
R.F.D
Calumet
Powdes
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