Potato Diseases Investigated by State Experiment Station
The Agricultural Experiment Station at Blate College School of Agriculture releases Bulletin No. 140 detailing an extensive inquiry into potato disease origins and spread. It notes major losses and outlines preventable diseases such as slime molds bacteria fungi and pests like Colorado potato beetle and field mice, with remedies published for growers. The report emphasizes potatoes as a vital crop in Pennsylvania, worth millions, and urges adoption of control knowledge for future crops.
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Agricultural Experiment Sta Pon
Blate College School of Agriculture
Brute College
Pennsylvania
United States
Enduring Wilson Renomination Plea Delivers Unifying Patriotism
In a forceful endorsement of Woodrow Wilson and Vice President Marshall, editors argue for reelection, praising Wilson as the nation's guiding force on Americanism and constructive patriotism. They credit his diplomacy, economic stewardship, and legislative achievements like the Federal Reserve Act, Clayton Antitrust Act, and rural credit measures, while dismissing opposition as uncertain and weak.
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Wilson
Marshall
America
Woodrow Wilson
Capende
Wodrow Wilson
Praident Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Jima
Ams
Mr.Hughes
Mr. Wil +son
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Hughes
American public shuns known figure in favor of unknown
A letter laments loss of common sense and warns that Americans will reject a familiar personality in favor of an unknown one amid a period of critical debate about fair play, asserting that Wilson has acted honorably and should not be disbarred.
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Uanlesa
America
Wilson
Waterless baths spark debate on practicality and safety
A fragment from a wartime era discussion questions waterless electric baths as a novelty. It notes unknown duration, potential health concerns, public disfavor, and contrasts with traditional soap and water. It critiques novelty systems amid resource abundance while poking at contemporary geopolitics and social habits.
From Other Viewpoints on Political Developments
Readers survey varied opinions across newspapers on looming political shifts. Debates touch on Kuprene Court, Hughes returning to past roles, and German actions seen as legally by some, with observers split on American stance and peace party prospects.
Wordy testimonial touts a health product
A garbled testimonial praises a medicine called Tamae for curing stomach problems and night sweats after severe illness. It claims the product restores appetite, sleep, and strength, urging readers to keep it on hand. The text mentions Siegeried's Pharmacy on Liberty Street as a seller.
Sheffield Snemeld and the Urwas Sab debate reform
Fragmented text shows a local discussion on civic reform and commerce in Sheffield. Mentions include names and places such as Snemeld, Jane, and Shefield clerks, with references to plans, evenings, and potential changes, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece hints at community debate without clear outcomes or dates.
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Snemeld
Jane
Cthee
Urwas Sab ‘Sill
Gruntha
Wanren
Ila Kobe
Tourkevble
Telephone growth in Sheffield sparks expansion plans
Wine Fast Sheffield reports 341 telephones in service with Hupert Lines connecting to the exchange. Officials say they aim to install more phones soon as Haas and equipment can be placed, highlighting a year old company showing progress despite limited capacity.
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Sheffield
Shefieid
Romity
Wasentro
Haas
Waldera
Local stores report waxros Stemald appearance
Fragmentary notice notes waxros Stemald appearing in local stores. Mentions Luang Amerr Jex ie busy handling tasks and shooting them today. Includes unclear chatter on celebration and a taser belt.
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Stemald
Jane
Luang Amerr Jex
Po Vaphy
Don’t Be A Slave To Your Nerves Advice
In this insecure era many people suffer nervous tension headaches and worry. The ad promotes a remedy called Nerve Tablets claiming to calm nerves, improve blood flow and digestion, and provide quick relief without habit forming drugs. It touts easy dosage and urges readers to buy from The Fleyadids Drug Do or local druggists.
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Suecesatul Mesihta
Toney Mer
Fourth comes ground Sabbath breakers and sighting
A fragmented report notes Colet McFarland on a Sunday seeking a nid at the Sabbath while breakers kept out of sight amid tense reflections on the Fourth coming.
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Ted Colet McFarland
Convention Sounding School Convention Noted
A rural church gathering lists sessions including devotion and talks at Mission church. Speakers Rev Barnard Rev Beumear Hole Rev Galbraith and Rev Baumgertel lead afternoon sessions with presentations on primary and supplementary church work at the Ward Addreas location.
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Meg
Kerri Dust
Iris
Minsion Church
Ward
Barnard
Beumear- Hole
Galbraith Bupger
Dulegu Hetawoo
Mustag Ie
Baumgertel
creMiMe
Tent meetings set to bring a mighty victory
A fragment from January notes states tent meetings go well and aim for a strong victory. Preacher BB Howards urges clear facts and cautions against heedless ways to be acceptable to God. Prayer is requested. meetings in the tent every afternoon except Saturday, and every evening at 7 o'clock, with all invited to attend.
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ShuMeld
Howards
Oscar Tenaga in Dome from Pittsburg
WOXG and cared Suefiehd Juni to-Harold Smith r etummed Sunday from to Universit y of Poubeylvania for the summery Oscar Tenaga in Dome from Pittsburg Chek is certainly taskine to picture of health and his many fejands are glad to eat bum Wack Took ing good after having been very cra Me and Mrs Williem Mitchum are veibiting Biz Mitchum's sister at Alar Teles Oulu Coe a few dase On their return they will stop oi at Ol City to visit lends i cH Kaan of Dunkirk was x hasinea vieltor yesterday Mra J P Cunninghan of Kellett yihe wee a viaitor yesterday Blot Carlson was a FeTestown vis un Sanday
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Suefiehd
Juni
Harold Smith
University of Poubeylvania
Oscar Tenaga
Dome
Pittsburg
Taskine
Williem Mitchum
Biz
Mitchum
Alar Teles
Oulu
Coe
Lends
I Ch. Kaan
Dunkirk
Hasinea
Vieltor
Mra
J.P. Cunninghan
Kellettyihe
Carlson
Cement Work Ready for Concrete Walks and Paving
Ready for cement work I offer to build cement walks and all kinds of concrete work. All work guaranteed to be first class and at prices that are right.
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Ford Peace Party
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National
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Ian A Doone Ht
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Maven
Erie
Momach
Tamae
Borane
Warren
Siegeried
Liberty Street
Waxros
Shhofield, Sons
Alscrict
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Shefierd
Iene
Weanenday
Bort
Mullen
Frank Rich
Morrison
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State College
Squate College
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Walt Aes AR & Lull WU
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Trai Wei
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Romle
Roy
Ehape
Hwa
Tayeie W. A. Wallioer
Juel Im Bietad
Rome
Hart
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Ala
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Simones
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Kaupm
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Albert Euer
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