Plenty of Room in This Bungalow by William A Radford
A bungalow design features a ground floor with five rooms including two bedrooms and three more on the second floor. White trim with gray stucco, wide overhanging eaves, exposed brackets, and a full front porch define the style. Casement windows provide 100 percent ventilation, a large living room with a fireplace, a dining area, and a connected layout ideal for family living and entertaining.
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Prying Eyes Imagery From Ditches Reaches London Morning Post
Excerpt portrays a vast trench system with endless Eyes watching from the first edge, groups of Eyes behind, and Eyes mounting into the air in a striking, surreal scene, evoking a powerful image of surveillance and memory.
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Ager
London Morning Post
Ox Warbles Attack Back of Cattle Across U S
Federal and state agricultural experts warn cafe owners and cattlemen about ox warbles or wolves. A second European warble has arrived in New York New England and parts of the Midwest, threatening northern herds and imports and urging systematic removal of larvae to protect hides milk yield and growth.
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Prom Weekly
Department
Bureau of Entomology
Europe
United States
New York
New England
Menneylvania
Maryland
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Washington
Canada
Germany
Denmark
Southern dishes and vintage kitchen notes flavor hearty fare
The excerpt offers a collection of southern dishes and kitchen tips. Recipes include calf hearts with sauces, stuffed cabbage, braised liver, Creole rice dish, raisin gouffle, fruit salads, grapefruit-based dressings, jambalaya style chicken dishes, Creole gumbo, grapefruit cocktails, Waldorf style salad, Hamburg sponge, and kidney in scallop shells. Practical cooking advice on fat reduction, garlic use, and technique accompanies the recipes.
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Hamburg
Nature's sewers and snowflakes evoke a world of craft
An essay-like reflection on beauty and artistry contrasts the jewelers with snowflakes and dewdrops, praising nature as a creator driven by ecstasy. The piece muses on how world making may seem mechanical yet arises from the artist's enthusiasm, concluding with a Thoreauvian cadence.
Slogan Aims at More Land in Alfalfa for Dairymen
A proposed dairy slogan urges farmers to devote more land to alfalfa and reduce pasture. The idea suggests saving one full silo until midsummer to achieve better results and feed efficiency.
What should one do when a patient diagnoses his own case
A young doctor asks what to do and an experienced physician advises that using best judgment is key. The patient may value agreement as proof of understanding, or accuse the doctor of ignorance if no consensus is reached.
Life insurance growth in Japan since 1682 doubles every decade
The first life insurance company in Japan began in 1682 and the industry has grown steadily, doubling approximately every ten years since then. This long term expansion reflects persistent demand and evolving financial services in the country.
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Japan
Loss of Sleep From Kidney Trouble Becomes Very Thin
A testimonial from T L Walton of Paris Texas describes twelve months of kidney and bladder troubles causing sleepless nights pain and loss of appetite. After using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root he reports weight gain and restored health and urges others with kidney issues to try the product. The notice quotes Walton sworn Feb 26 1915 before Notary J M Long and invites readers to send ten cents for a sample and mentions sizes of bottles available at drug stores.
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J. M. Long
Notary Public
Tamer Co
Texas
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Proof of Marriage Improvised Dance Exchange
A courtroom anecdote shows a great detective at a dance where he tells a woman he has known for years he could tell she is married even without her ring. She questions his claim, and he asserts his intuition began the moment the dance started, accuracy implied by the lead.
Poe Cottage Memorial in Poe Park Preserves Poets Manuscripts
The Poe cottage, once in Forttum now in Greater New York, served Edgar Allan Poe from 1844 to 1849. The house has been moved twice to avoid new construction and is maintained as a memorial and museum by the West Chester Historical Society, housing manuscripts and souvenirs.
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Fortium
New York
Greater
Poe
Edgar Allan Pow
Poe Park
West Chester Historical Society
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