Deserved Fame for Carlionis Mystic Painter of Lithuania
The article lauds Carlionis as Lithuania’s premier mystic painter whose Dresden and Leipzig training shaped a bold, original style. It draws parallels to Scriabin blending color and sound, cites works like Tex Conte and Beethoven Sonata, and notes praise from Gilbert W. Gabriel while contrasting modernist aims and national independence.
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Scriabine
Russia
Carlionis
Lithuania
M. K. Cor Tionis
Muale
Scrrabine
Garlionis
Dresden
Leipzig
Gilbert W. Gabriel
Parla
Ita Identity and the Deeweeeaddy Tavern Debate
The article recalls a tavern dispute at Deeweeeaddy ham where the landlord argues with a guest over a supposed bine bottle fly in a pie. The guest claims a hor net was present, leading to a comic exchange about hotel expertise and payment.
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Ita
Deeweeeaddyham
Kansas City Star
Making Garden Success through Continuous Effort and Weed Control
Agricultural guidance stresses sustained gardener effort from spring onward. Weeds, pests, and disease threaten crops if neglected and a single season’s lapse ruins the garden. Regular hoeing, crop rotation, and neat upkeep preserve yields and reputation.
Seed Potato Seedstock Care Urged By Farmers
Progressive farmers favor a home seed plot plan to improve seed potato quality. The U S Department of Agriculture urges removing off type diseased and weak plants from fields to ensure ample quality seed stock for next year, with careful roguing across two acres or more. The approach aims to boost yields and lower production costs.
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Progressive
Farmera
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Gardening Tips for Heat and Fall Planting Practices
The article advises keeping gardens neat and well maintained during hot summers. If crops cannot grow, clean and rework soil until conditions allow fall planting. It suggests growing cowpeas to shade soil, conserve moisture, and add fertility between early spring and fall crops.
Partial shade aids berry crops in southern ranges
Currants and gooseberries thrive with partial shade, especially in southern areas, often achieved by planting between fruit trees. Raspberries and blackberries are sometimes placed between trees, but this is not advised unless the soil is naturally moist and fertile.
Harness Repair Tools and Facilities for Careful Maintenance
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture explains that keeping harness in repair is simple and inexpensive. Much of the work can be done with common tools, though a few special devices are desirable for efficiency and quality.
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National Forest
Survea
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Lime Improves Many Crops In Agricultural Trial
Lime shows no harm to common crops, but does not help corn millet rye carrots potatoes. It improves timothy oats wheat barley peas cabbage beets cucumbers clovers and alfalfa, according to trial results.
Cutworm Destruction Noted in Daylight Avoidance
A note from the United States Department describes the common cutworm as cowardly and rarely damaging plants in daylight. It waits for gardeners to plant cabbage or tomatoes and then strikes at night, destroying crops.
Renovating Neglected Orchards for Restored Productivity
The piece argues neglected orchards can be renovated to productivity in three years if trees' age and vigor justify it. It notes farm manure as a top dressing boosts hay yield and advises storing cultivators away from sun and rain to prevent deterioration.
Sufficient Reason From East Cleveland Sunday School
An East Cleveland Sunday School teacher recalls a youth philosophy lesson about love. A child explains love for parents as due to kindness and family ties, then is asked why they love God. The response cited is Cecil Cleveland Pink Center saying Got tol.
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East Cleveland
War's End Manners Plummet at Diner
In a wartime slice of life a diner patron argues about a moth misidentified as a fly in butter. Jenks the waiter politely corrects the claim noting the butter is margarine. The exchange highlights lingering social tensions as the conflict ends.
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Jenks
Trate
Federal Railroad Administration Offers Free Farming Info
The U S Rail Administration Agricultural Section in Washington offers to provide free information to homeseekers about farming needs. They state they have no money to spend but will share knowledge and guidance on topics requested by readers.
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U. A. Nollroad Administration
J. le Wdwarna
Railroad Administration
Hearn Washington
Cady
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