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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1916
Page
7
An illustrated guide by William A. Radford explains bungalow design from exterior finish to interior layout. It highlights the appeal for families, basement usability, and details such as stucco walls, dark stained shingles, brick chimneys, and a central hall plan with a five room layout plus a brick fireplace and built in china closet.
Poem by Charlotte Fiske Bates reflecting on the old year’s faults and seeking forgiveness. The speaker asks for pardon for pride fear and neglect, hoping the new year brings good will God’s peace and the birth divine.
The speaker resolves to begin anew with a fair creed. They vow to stop complaining about others greed and to answer duty clearly. They seek contentment, overlook envy, and focus on personal merit and beauty visible in all circumstances.
The poem bids farewell to the passing year as a faithful companion through joys and trials. The speaker notes Old Year's steadfast presence, aging and slowing, and reluctantly parts with a final farewell line. It reflects gratitude, nostalgia, and the quiet ache of letting go.
A New Year's reflection urges leaving past faults behind and embracing a hopeful future. It emphasizes positive action, joy, and moving forward, urging readers to start the year with vigor and unity. The piece contrasts sorrow with a clean, clear path and encourages steadfast effort to achieve a wholesome, joyful year.
A nostalgic verse urging the arrival of New Year with hopeful crowds. The poem contrasts weary rule with a welcoming, bright morning and dreams fulfilled, inviting renewed joy and celebration as the year begins.
A short verse about the old year exiting and the small New Year entering with blue eyes and promises of health sleep play and love. It speaks of the New Year giving you the reins to steer through life and hoping dreams come true.
A short verse dedicates New Year wishes to a distant friend, recalling memories and hope for blessings in the coming year. Dialog snippets among characters Hyker Muggins Pyker Green Brown Hazel Aimee appear as playful banter about theater and comfort in a light, conversational tone.
A compact verse recalling a year that lingers in memory, weaving mood and time into a reflective meditation. The piece frames the passing months as a quiet, waiting presence, inviting readers to ponder change, memory, and possibility.
A reflective verse bids farewell to the Old Year. It laments wounds of war and loss, noting arms in hands and tears in eyes. The poem envisions a coming year shrouded in fear, calling for blessing despite bloodshed and fear it leaves behind.
An overview of how modern dairy farming blends pleasure and profit. It stresses well-bred cows in a modern barn, proper feeding and care, and the role of cow testing and quality pricing. Emphasizes that profitability comes from production and smart marketing, not merely keeping cattle.
A report from a Texas experiment farm notes root-rot in cotton is less severe when fields are fall plowed and rotated with corn or oats. Fall plowing appears to reduce damage vs spring plowing even in rotations. If confirmed, fall plowing would be a key practice for cotton soils infested with root-rot.
The piece argues persimmons are often neglected due to a belief they must frost to be edible. It notes much fruit rots on the ground when untouched by frost, and that unripe persimmons taste puckering. It asserts late varieties need frost to ripen and that best fruits ripen just before leaf fall.
The bulletin from N Logan of the Mississippi A and M College explains soil formation, effects of water and freeze, and maps soil areas across counties. It identifies soil contents and crops suited to each sector, helping owners decide if their land is appropriate for alfalfa and other farming goals.
Florida researchers in the department of agriculture report a method to yield camphor yearly by pruning camphor trees and distilling the leaves, instead of the traditional harvest only once every fifty years.
A cautionary note on cotton yields warns that large acreages and big cotton crops tend to depress prices and cause losses. Producers should plant to meet general demand and then market baled cotton slowly to avoid flooding the market.
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