Harsh Criticism From A Bishop And A Minister
New York critic Ripley Hitchcock recalls harsh remarks at the Century club. He cites a bishop’s rebuke of a minister’s Jeremiah commentary noting Jeremiah could not compose a new lamentation. A safe remark follows about two men seeking the editor.
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New York
Century Club
Jeremiah
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Teremiah
Important to Mothers Castorta Remedy Ad Reprint
Fragmentary ad style copy references Important to Mothers and a Castorta remedy with over 30 years brand presence. A detective tone line about the inspector and his wife mentions a word pronunciation joke. The excerpt ends with Deafness Cannot Be Cured and a product logo.
Dr Brandreth's Pills Promote Health Across Ages
Not Matured, WWhat are you looking so gloomy about Oh, Im just home from the race track Why, you told me before you went own there that you had picked a sure Vex butt before he was ripe There are thousands of people worldwide who attribute good health to taking one or two Brandreth's Pills every night They cleanse the stomach and bowels stimulate the ridues and liver and purify the blood They are the same fine laxative tonic pills your Grandparents used, and being purely vegetable they suit children and old people as well as men and women Brandreth's Pills have been in use for over a century and are for sale everywhere plain or sugarcoated
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Brandreth
Semarid Belt
Sembarld
Wasted Efforts in a Witty Exchange
Dialogue humor follows Mr Meckton and his wife recounting a late night talk. She shares his faults and Henrietta’s gifts, provoking a wry reflection on a speaker’s audience in a compact, period tone.
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Mr. Meckton
Henrietta
Wealthy German Empress Wears Prussian Jewels at Court
The German empress owns jewels valued at 500000 dollars and may wear gems from the Prussian treasury. She can appear at court in pieces totaling about 1250000 dollars, combining private property with treasury gems.
Postum Cereal growth told in Fairy Tale booklet
A new company booklet titled The Door Unbolted narrates Postum Cereal Co’s rise from a small white barn in 1895 to the vast Postumville factory complex. It describes the Shakespearean style Postoffice and the sumptuous offices and factory buildings, highlighting the company’s commitment to attractive, healthful workplaces for employees.
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Water From Wells to Aid in Dry Farming
A Colorado State Agricultural College study reviews irrigation strategies to support dry farming. It argues many attempts at rainfed farming failed on adobe soils and in droughts, urging supplemental irrigation via pumping, stormwater runoff, or flood irrigation to sustain 1–10 acres per farm and avert exodus during droughts.
Dry farming and irrigation impacts across semiarid regions
The article argues that winter irrigation yields steady moisture while summer rains help soil. It discusses dry farming areas, the dreariness of midsummer in dry farms, and the value of shade trees, lawns, and gardens. It notes groundwater depths, irrigation pumping limits, and windmills as a viable power source for small-scale irrigation, with examples from Garden City, Kansas, and California wells. It contrasts irrigation’s security with dry farming and highlights economic outputs from windmill irrigated plots.
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California
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India
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Kan
Office of Experiment Stations
Causes Affecting Profits in Dairy Herds
The article analyzes profit drivers in dairy farming, noting bad cows as a key cause of low returns and urging selection of superior stock. It discusses breed suitability, purebred sires, farm produced feeds, protein-rich purchases, and careful feeding. It also highlights milk quality variation, testing needs, and the value of cooperative milk testing associations.
Hampshire Pigs and Disease Control Bulletin
Farmers in Hampshire report breeders aiming to keep hogs free of wrinkles to maintain appearance and value. Prof. Thomas Shaw notes care in walls and containment to prevent spread. Washington issues Farmers' Bulletin No. 264 on Browntail Moth control for infected districts.
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Thomas Shaw
Department of Agriculture At
Washington
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