Esperanto, aviation, and oddities of daily life
A collage of humorous notes and quips on language experiments like Esperanto, safety and train missteps, outdated fashion fades, bizarre observations on birds, dogs, and humans, plus reflections on travel, politics, and technology. The piece weaves satire with cultural curiosities from early 20th century life.
Drought Resistant Crops Highlighted At Hays Talks
At the Western Kansas Farmers Conference in Hays Professor A M Ten Eyck from Fort Hays State University outlined drought resistant crops. He described three groups: early-maturing fast-ripening varieties, deep-rooting moisture-gatherers like alfalfa, and hardy, dormant-when-dry crops such as kafir corn and buffalo grass that resume growth with rain.
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Western Kansas Farmers’ Conference
Hays
Kan
A. M. Ten Eyck
Fort Hays
Hisembarld
Western Plains
H. B. Linfel
Montana Experiment Station
Dry farming in semi arid states by J T Cooke
J T Cooke, director of Dry Farm Experiments in Cheyenne, outlines dry farming as a moisture conserving system used in arid and semi arid regions. He stresses deep plowing, soil packing, timely cultivation, weed control, seed efficiency, and crop rotation to store and preserve moisture for successive crops.
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J. T. Cooke
Cheyenne
Wyo
California
Rockies
Solla
Live Stock Notes From a Rural Welfare Column
Practical tips for livestock care and husbandry. Advises on keeping mare condition, meat supplies from bacon, shearing timing, curing a skittish horse, hog forage, sheep pen cleanliness, odor control, hog accounting, pasture access with concentrated feed, risks of excess hag bloats, preserving limb from Mr. St Eve, beware of butcher pressure, fence holes during piglets, selling wool on rising markets, docking and castrating lambs early, and warning against poor sheep stock.
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Piga
Connecon
Steve
Howse
Nm St
Mighty good looking girl on a ladder wedding tale
Judge Gorman's bachelor manor, nephew Phil Walker, and Aileen Travers star in a comic summer mischance. A window pane fix leads to a chase, a dog, a fall, and a tree rescue witnessed by the same lovely heroine. The uncle then declares a wedding present and plans for favors.
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Moon
Gorman
Phil Walker
Aizty
Phil
Judge Gorman
Aileen
James
OL & BurKeStoon
Mr. Walker
Pippet
John Doetc
Miss Travers
Alt Dodge Soup in luncheon hours of New York business girls
The York Press notes that Alt Dodge Soup, known as Soup 48, is popular among downtown business girls during lunch. One woman admits it nourishes but tastes poor, and most income constrained workers rely on soup to save money for meat later.
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Portugal
New York
England
York Press
Minn
Brookville
Ohio
Lydia BE
Pinkham
N Kdy
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Patna
It's Natural He Knows All the Best People to Town
A compact exchange hints at social circles and reputation. Dialogue suggests mutual recognition among influential figures, where one asks why the subject does not associate despite knowing the right people. The remark implies social distance or selective connections within elite circles.
Cure of Severe Skin Disease Promises Hope for Child
Robert Wattam of Chicago describes his five year old son's severe itchy rash and extensive sores. After three doctors failed, Cuticura Ointment with bandages reduced pain, and with multiple applications the sores healed completely. He asserts the boy is now healthy twelve years later.
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Elena
Robert Wattam
Forty-eighth St
Chicago
Science and Cheese Health Claim
A medical authority assures that as long as cheese shows decay it does not harm the consumer. The piece notes how a layperson can detect decay by smell and appearance, citing limburger as a notorious example, and questions the need for further testing.
Man's Many Attributes Chimera and Prodigy
A reflective piece catalogs human paradoxes from strength to weakness. It presents a sweeping view of mankind as both universal truth and flawed earthbound being, a complex blend of glory and error. The text frames humanity as a judge, dreamer, and uncertain creature.
Woman's sphere now seems to be the whole earth
A concise opinion notes that women's expanding roles span all regions and fields, reflecting broader social and economic changes. The commentary highlights progress in education work and public life, suggesting a growing influence beyond traditional confines.
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