Richle'gh Builds Beautiful House Claim
Richle'gh states he is building a beautiful house for his eleven. Woggish friend questions if this is an heir castle or a private residence.
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Richle
Sven
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
2
Pape's Diapepsin Quick Relief Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest relief for indigestion gas fermentation heartburn sourness and stomach distress caused by acidity. It claims immediate relief within minutes and notes a low cost at the drug store with no harm. Millions helped annually.
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Pape
Fair Sample of Beauty Sparks Banter
A humorous exchange questions a brunette's fit as a sample of local beauty as one speaker defends the contrast of appearances with another remark. The lighthearted dialogue highlights perception and compliment in a small community setting.
What the Teacher Thought on Education
Professor Pritchard laments fault finders in modern schools and recalls a tale of a father helping his son with homework. The boy reports his teacher says he is getting stupider, prompting the father to stop helping.
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Pritchard
Wes
Echopal
Jessong
English Factory Farm in Lincolnshire Details
English factory farm in Lincolnshire established by Dennis Brothers at Kirton. It reports capital running into millions of pounds with last year distributing £20002 to workers under an earning scheme. Intensive cultivation yielded £60 per acre across many acres. The farm owns its own railways, factories, and machine shops.
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Lincolnshire
England
Dennis Brothers
Kirton
Posséeses
Audience cheer up close as Sorghum jokes about listening
In a light exchange Senator Sorghum recalls the crowd’s long applause and admits he wondered if the audience preferred their own demonstrations to his speech. The remark underscores the reception at the event and the senator’s quick wit.
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Senator Sorghum
Diamond Dyes Color Card Promises Rich Fadeless Colors
An advertisement claims Diamond Dyes give simple directions to dye worn garments and fabrics in rich fade resistant colors on wool silk linen cotton or blends. It urges readers to ask their druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card.
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Ady
Pleasure Had Sad Ending
A short childhood tale recounts Billie mischievously filling a bathtub and inviting his brothers to join him with their dog. Their mother interrupts and orders them out and to bed, ending the playful scene with an unhappy note as the afternoon concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Mother
Johnny
Jim
Rent Hike Sparks Inquiry Over Multiple Increases
The excerpt notes residents facing three rent raises and questions who authorized or effected the increases, implying concern over housing cost management and accountability. Further context identifies parties involved and local impact of the escalations.
Desire Besets Duty Claims Causes of Mistakes
A reflective observation notes that many men's errors arise when desire overpowers obligation, warning against letting personal wants govern responsible conduct.
Two Methods for Making Lime to Improve Soils
The article reviews lime use in soil building through crop rotation, noting ground limestone as common in stock farming regions. It compares burning lime with grinding, describes small kilns and cheap burning methods, and discusses community production, equipment choices, and recommended application rates for different crops and regions.
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Bureau of Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Store All Machinery to Protect Farm Equipment
Instruction urges farmers to store all machinery and tools under shelter before winter to prevent weather damage and loss of farm implements.
Wallow Preference In Clean Water For Hogs
Observations suggest hogs favor clean water over muddy wallows when both are available. They may use the clear wallow preferentially if a clean option is provided.
Kanred wheat praised as superior by Kansas experts
Kansas officials report Kanred, a hard red winter wheat variety developed by the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, shows higher yields of three to five bushels per acre and greater resistance to winterkilling and rust. About 500 000 acres are planted statewide, with 15 000 to 20 000 acres certified as high quality seed sources.
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Kansas
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas Agricultural College
War on Tuberculosis Campaign Expands Nationwide
The effort to eradicate tuberculosis from livestock operates in 45 states in cooperation with livestock owners and state sanitary officials. Plans aim to involve more states while acknowledging that official action cannot stop losses without owner cooperation.
Farm Advice and Silage Tips From An 1920s Almanac
A compact guide urges farmers to thresh soybeans with standard equipment and cut corn for grain and fodder once kernels dent. It stresses soil conditioning with lime and proper silage packing, plus using cats dogs traps and poisons to control rats. It ends with a consumer prompt about feeding cows and managing farm output.
Improved Highways Highlight Traffic Growth and Funding Gaps
The report from the Bureau of Public Roads notes rising vehicle numbers in the U S in 1919 exceeding 7 million registered motor vehicles and trucks. It stresses maintaining existing highways amid new construction and mentions higher license revenues aiding road needs, with Maryland seeking Interstate Commerce Commission help for materials due to shortages.
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Bureau of Public Tuas
United States Department of Agriculture
Union
United States
New York
Aylvania
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Good Roads Benefit Farming and Marketing Across the Nation
The article argues that improving major producing zones will raise benefits for producers and consumers. Year round marketing and lower storage costs follow, with better roads reducing fall freight congestion. This would spread hauling, encourage diversified farming, expand profitable production, and promote steadier farm product distribution.
Prospective Buyer Weighs Farm Suitability and Road Impact
A potential purchaser evaluates soil adaptability for farming stock raising dairying and market gardening and weighs family life with schools churches and community life all of which hinge on road access and highways.
Progeny of Purebred Bull Boosts Ontario Dairy Income
Ontario agricultural college figures show first cross on average dairy herds increases income by 82 dollars per cow per year. Analysis based on 140 herds using grade bulls and 81 using purebreds. Also notes Panama's public highway project with about 7.5 million pounds expenditure.
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Ontario
Ontario Agricultural College
Needs of Motor Truck and Road Quality
This fragment notes that a railroad train requires four solid roads while a motor truck needs a good solid level road. It references farming and rotating crops such as corn oats and clover with emphasis on proper road quality for transport and agricultural work.
A Chastened Statesman Reflects On Pledges
A dialogue from the Birmlingham Ago Herald features Hon. Thomas Jefferson Wapples admitting voters’ promises were many while in Washington. He recalls seeking to pass constructive laws yet notes his four year tenure leaves many constituents unaware of his identity amid daily barbershop rituals.
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Thomas Jefferson Wapples
Washington
Congress
Herald
Coast watchers warn gulls as rain winds gather flocks
Those who aye by the coast note gulls wheeling and screaming as the winds bring rain. Big flocks cluster over the land, but they will not come in on a false alarm and no one should fear a mistake.
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