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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
6
A satirical tale contrasts harsh factory life with lavish European wealth and American social climbing. It traces a worker’s rise, a French aristocrat affair, and Burns sleuthing fame, ending with cautionary notes on aviation fuel costs and Britain’s impending aeroplane boom.
The article extols Mexico as highly endowed with natural wealth. It highlights vast resources in gold, silver, precious stones, petroleum, forests, and immense agricultural potential. Climate is praised in highland regions and coastal areas are envisioned as wholesome and safe after Panama Canal developments.
A New York report details the race for the tallest buildings led by the Woolworth structure at 756 feet above street level. It explains foundations using caissons, steel cages, and skyworkers whose safety hinges on precise rivet work and tool control.
W H Underwood argues fall sowing is generally preferable for clover when seed and seed bed are prepared properly. He shares two successful methods: plowing mid August with rye cover and 15 pounds of clover per acre, and a September plow with spring sowing of 20 pounds per acre. He emphasizes thorough seed bed prep and clean plum seed.
Chicago health department weekly bulletin advocates fishing as a remedy for nervousness, highlighting outdoor activity as a mental health aid.
The article advises that Chinese geese require grit for digestion and recommends sending infertile eggs to market when possible. It warns that abundance without variety can exhaust breeding stock and notes that fertile eggs spoil quickly in warm weather, causing losses. It emphasizes efficient feeding using waste products and cheap feeds rather than seeking large gains.
A farm article discusses combining feeding crops to boost farm profits. It argues against fetishizing manure and warns that feeding unprofitable stock cannot be a safe principle. It suggests that a farmer who grows crops at lower cost and feeds them on his farm to earn more than market price achieves two profits.
A local libel suit features Miles Miggs as a reluctant witness in the courtroom. The attorney presses him to swear the handwriting is not his, prompting Miles to declare I cannot write. The scene closes with the lawyer’s triumph and Miggs’s frightened admission. Also noted is a church tango anecdote and a fact about Tuscany grape cultivation.
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