New York State Galaxy of Cities and Industries
National Geographic notes New York state hosts elites with populations over 10,000, including seven in the 100,000 class and five in the 50,000 class, while New York City dominates half the state's population. It highlights Buffalo as a top industrial center, Rochester’s livability and film industry, and Syracuse, Yonkers, Utica, Schenectady, Binghamton, Elmira, Jamestown, and many other cities through a portrait of parks, factories, and historic sites.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNY Service
New York State
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New York City
Buffalo
Erie County
United States
Rochester
America
Kodak Park
Cook
Eastman
Greta Garbo
Mary Pickford
Lake Ontario
Bausch and Lamb
Syracuse
Long House
New York
Yonkers
Adrian van der Donck
Jonkheer
van Buren
Cleveland
Roosevelts
Albany
Samuel J. Midon
Utica
Mohawk Valley
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Steinmeta
Coolidge
Lopgmuir
Ufe
Binghamton
Susquehanas
Endicott
Mark Twain
Mark ‘Towaln
Elmira
Quarry Farm
Cooperstown
Irvington
Mark ‘Twain
Nation Glider Association
Neada
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Poughteepsie
The
Hudson
Amsterdam
Watertown
Frank Woolworth
Newburgh
Washington
Hasbrouck House
Rome
Peter Gansevoort
Burgoyne
St. Leger
Mount Vernon
New Rochelle
White Plains
Westchester
Auburn
Ithaca
Geneva
Finger Lakes
Corning
Gloversville
Oswego
Great Lakes
Oneida
Cortlang
Empire State
Seneca Trails
Batavia
Canandalgay
Dunkirk
East Aurore
Fulton
Hornell
Johnstown
Kingston
Sound man recalls hardest stunt imitating buggy crash
A radio studio sound man says his toughest effect was replicating a baby buggy rolling down the street and colliding with a fat man. The crowd found it convincing, but the sponsor thought it sounded like a buggy hitting a thin man.
Some Girls Debate Marriage for Wealth and Love
A dialogue snippet contrasts idle chatter about marriage with serious claims. One speaker questions a best man’s suitability while another suggests some women marry for wealth, others for affection. The exchange hints at motives behind marriage choices.
No Excuse The Bride and The Absent Groom
A bride waited in a church from 1 to 3 PM for a groom who never arrived. A week later she scheduled another ceremony at 1 PM, but he again failed to appear. With 2 and 3 PM passing, she exclaimed, Drat him, blaming his trousers she had bought him for the occasion.
He Didn’t Laugh at the Wedding Dress Incident
A guest recalls a stranger praising a gentleman for not laughing when the narrator tripped and torn his partner’s dress. The stranger reveals the dress cost £10 bought the day before and notes the wife was the lady involved.
Native San Paso Buckles Up For Better Bus Rides
The Native San Paso greets with pride after a drive back from an auto trip praising improved bus rides now that tires are inflated with California air.
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San Paso
Los Angel
Tough Luck Man T'n In an Awry Predicament
A man explains his mislaid glasses after a neighbor asks about the trouble. He cannot search until he recovers the spectacles, leaving him unable to see clearly. The short exchange captures a humorous moment of everyday frustration.
Waiting for the Wife Bucks Evyer Moment in Life
Jinks says no big life moments but notes marriage brought many long minutes as he reflects on personal history and shared experiences.
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Bucks—Evyer
Vacant Eyed Youth Echoes Chronic Woe in Playful Exchange
In a terse dialogue Miss Caustique admonishes a vacant eyed youth over absent mindedness. The exchange highlights a light yet edged critique of chronic distraction and self awareness in a stylized scene.
Young Doctor and Car Repair Consultation Tale
A man brings his car to a garage seeking repair and is charged three dollars. The young doctor jokes that the amount could buy a new bus, while noting the mechanic could not identify the issue and called for a consultation.
Um Guster And Nerung Tale Of Aged Factory Rumor
Um Guster is noncommittal about his business while gossip hints at Nerung inspecting an antique factory. The fragment suggests local interest in business moves and industrial history.
Popularity on parade at grandma’s burial day
In a witty exchange a sarcasm laden scene recalls a burial crowd of 35000 with a quip about grandmothers popularity. An office boy jokes about a familiar barber Bates, noting his hair parting remains wide though aged.
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Bates
Chinch bug threat eased by legume crop strategy
Farmers can combat chinch bugs by planting legume crops to limit bug spread. Weather in May and June will largely determine damage. Chinch bugs feed on green grasses and small grains, avoiding legumes like alfalfa and soybeans. shading corn with soybeans reduces beetles. Sudan grass with soybeans lessens damage than Sudan grass alone.
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Chineh
Sudan
Urge Sanitary Measures for Control of Garget Mastitis
Professors Udall and Johnson of the New York State Veterinary College estimate garget, or mastitis, causes variable economic losses across dairy herds. The disease often goes unnoticed, worsens with high protein feeding, and spikes when cows dry off or freshen. Milking practices and hand milking reduce infection risk, while machine milking shows higher spread.
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D. H. Udall
8. D. Johnson
New York State Veterinary College
Farming Revolutionized by Tractor. Urban Impacts Noted
The Montreal Gazette notes a farming revolution with tractors boosting power farming. It enables higher individual output with fewer workers and highlights fertilizer chemistry and climate resistant breeding as key contributors alongside railways and steamships.
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Montreal Gazette
Seed end potato pieces yield stronger plants says expert
J C Stewart, potato specialist at Geneva New York state experiment station, reports that seed pieces from the tip end produce more vigorous plants and higher yields than basal end pieces. He notes leafroll infection does not alter this result.
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J. C. Stewart
Geneva
N.Y
Manure and Compost Advice for Mushroom Growing
The article discusses using manure as satisfactory compost for mushroom cultivation. It notes straw in bedding increases bulk and aids decomposition while improving moisture retention. Some growers recommend adding 1 3 of fresh loam to the compost for better results.
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Montreal Eerald
Odd Reflections on Taxes and Freedom from Ed Howe
Ed Howe voice rails against public extravagance blaming the rich for taxes while recounting a tax sale of a farmer with eight lots. He recalls historical rogues Sir John Palstail and Captain Kidd, laments mobs starving women and children, and muses on honesty, virtue, and aging.
Kitchen design and equipment for efficient homemaking
This piece discusses shaping a practical kitchen in Hoy with an open minded plan, arranging work centers, and selecting durable equipment to improve efficiency. It stresses aligning furniture, carts, and tools near the sink, choosing reliable utensils, and using lighting and color to boost comfort and performance.
Ferry’s Seeds Standards for Fresh Dated Packages
Ferry’s Seeds advertises fresh dated packages to assure buyers of the finest quality. It claims Berry’s Seeds as another option for guaranteed high quality.
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Ferry
Ady
Otherwise Up to Date He-Does your mother have get fashioned views
Quote conversation about a mother’s views on an album and how many she holds. The fragment implies discussion of opinions and fashioning perspectives rather than a full event. No concrete names, places, dates, or organizations are present.
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ED Howe
Washington
Warren
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