Pleasing Farm House Design With Many Large Rooms
Practical Farm Home presents a 30 by 40 foot farm house plan that fits a large family. Six bedrooms, central second floor hall, ample attic space, and a full basement with a concrete floor. Exterior simple but attractive frame construction with hip roof and dormers.
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William A. Radford
Williamy A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Iil
Ants Show Planning In A Grasshopper Load
The North side observer watched ants forage on a lawn. A single ant carried a green grasshopper body twice its size toward their underground dwelling. After failing to pass through the entrance, a second ant cut off the grasshopper legs and the grub found its way below ground.
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Tadianapolis
North Side
Those Girls in a Fancy Dress Exchange Jest
A light quarrel between two friends over a new dress and a clothespole remark reveals playful banter about fashion and taste. One compliments a fire, the other jokes about the dressmaker's skills in a humorous domestic scene.
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Xnson
Winter rye favored for North Dakota farms in hardiness study
North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station researcher Baye T. Stoa notes winter rye offers higher yield potential, weed control, and labor distribution benefits compared with other crops. He cites hardiness differences among rye strains, recommends ND No. 959 if ND No. 959 unavailable, and warns Rosen rye is less hardy.
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North Dakota
Baye T
Stoa
North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Michigan
Fargo
Tulsa
Dairy Show to Draw Statewide Attendance in North Dakota
North Dakota farmers will attend the National Dairy Show in St. Paul from October 8 to 15 to observe demonstrations of the four leading dairy breeds. Demonstrations, likely in the mornings before judging, are organized mainly for North Dakotans but open to others. The Holstein, Jersey, Guernsey, and Ayrshire breeds will be showcased with explanations of breed characteristics and feed/welfare conditions.
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North Dakota
St. Paul
Novih Datora Delags
Nueth Dakotins
Evel
Isre
Holstein Brevisers Club
Skaling
Nols
Gierhseys
Corn Belt
One Bad Ear Many Bushels Lost
A fragment notes an agronomist's estimate that a single poor ear of seed corn can doom many kernels, risking substantial losses per carload and per acre. It cites Dr U L Walster of the agricultural college and discusses germination and potential yield impacts.
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U. L. Walster
The
Agricultural College
Safe Storage for Corn Crop by William A. Radford
A feature on power elevators and high cornerly frame buildings for safe corn storage. Describes a concrete floored crib with eight by thirty four foot bays, a center driveway, gravity chutes, a power elevator, and a wagon dump to reduce spoilage and labor costs. Emphasizes weatherproof design and air circulation to preserve grain quality.
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China
Careful Culling of Poultry Pays for Farmers
Poultry interests grow as Novi Makota outlines new poultry department courses at the Agricultural College. Demonstrations continue statewide through October with county agent cooperation. Breeders introduce White Orpingtons Rhode Island Reds and other breeds for improved stock and winter flock value.
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Novi Makota
Doutry Culfig
Poultry Department
The
Agricultural College
Patti Hus Bailey
OR. Burton
Glen McTivoy
Dee Steatis
Pontiry
Rhode Island
Barton
Wall paper choices and color harmony for rooms
The article advises selecting patterns and colors to harmonize with room lighting. Dark rooms suit deeper tones while light rooms benefit from lighter creams or yellows. Browns and grays are recommended as durable wall coverings, with strong colors used sparingly as accents.
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Piper
North Dakota
Reon
All Red cable route used to mislead enemy during war
A London Telegraph and Telephone Society talk by A Avery described the covert creation of the All Red cable from Peterhead to Alexandrovsk. The Colonia hid the true path, keeping secrecy while linking London’s Central Telegraph office to Petrograd, aiding Allied communications with Greece and other southern lands.
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London Telegraph and ‘Telephone Society
Silver Plate House
A. Avery
London Daily Telegraph
Peterhead
Aberdeenshire
Alexandrovsk
White Suu
Kolu
Colonia
Cologne
London
Petrograd
Russia
Greece
Levant
Star In Russi
Ace
Fragmented OCR depicts a youth with a facial discoloration after a lovers quarrel
The passage describes a young man with a facial mark near his eye, claiming it from a lovers’ quarrel. A friend questions the incident while noting no sport or war feat explains the wound, and the dialogue hints at a dramatic, garbled scene from a crowded moment.
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Mary
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