Americans Visit Studio of Chapman Barnes in Paris
A party led by Theodore Guthrie toured Chapman Barnes's Paris studio. Miss Mabel Douglas critiqued a plaster Roman sentinel, prompting a confrontation when a stranger, mistaken for Barnes, revealed the sculpture and ruined it. The misidentified work depicted Pompeii ash, leading to the artist's apology and a six month delay before a marriage proposal was accepted.
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Paris
Chapan Barnes
Theodore Guthrie
Barnes
Mabel Douglas
Guthrie
Mr. Williams
Caesar
Helvetia
Switzerland
Miss Douglas
Chapman Barnes
Agion
Williams
Theodore
Pompeii
Vesuvius
F. A. Mitchel
Apple Growing in the Ozarks Reflects Varying Yields
Ozark apple cultivation has grown into a major regional industry with orchards ranging from 40 to 1,000 acres. Ben Davis and Gano lead commercial varieties, trees start bearing in six to eight years, and inadequate cultivation plus poor disease and insect control have caused fluctuating yields and high losses in neglected orchards.
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Ozarks
Bureau of Plant Industry
Ben Davis
Gano
Jonathan
Winesap
Late cabbage varieties and regional suitability
The article notes July to early August planting for strong cabbage plants in Philadelphia’s latitude. Perfection Drumhead Savoy is best for Savoy, while Flat Dutch or Drumhead remain the dominant U S market types. Red Dutch is cited as the popular dark red variety for small, hard heads.
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Philadelphia
America
Garden Magazine
Increasing Flock Size Challenges for Poultry Keepers
A writer in Iowa Homestead notes that many with success with few fowls fail when numbers rise. They often lack adequate housing, face feeding difficulties, and must guard against ailments less common in smaller flocks. Large flocks demand substantial attention and management.
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Iowa Homestead
Dry Farming and Westward Settlement Limits
Carl S. Scofield argues that dry farming must be gradual and based on proven facts to avoid costly failures. Extending settlement boundaries slowly is safer than rapid colonization by humid-region farmers or unpracticed workers.
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Carl S. Scofield
The Corn Leaf Aphis Arrives in the Midwest Corn
The corn leaf aphis is bluish green and appears in the midwest early in July. It swarms on leaves husks and tassels, giving birth to young and vanishing as ears ripen. Some individuals linger in husks until freezing weather kills them.
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Middle West
Pencillaria Forage Trial in Kansas Declines
A Kansas experiment station assessment finds pencillaria matures slowly, limiting its value as forage. It may yield hay twice in a season, but results show it does not match sorghum as a Kansas forage crop per A. M. Ten Eyck.
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Kansas
Kansas Experiment Station
A. M. Ten Eyck
How Kie Became A Stepfather
A sensational case follows Walter Bonner who unknowingly becomes guardian to a newborn found in a gift box after a scheming mother abandons it at a railway station. Walter cares for the child faced with disbelief from family and fiancée before a stranger reappears. Bonner eventually becomes the child’s stepfather.
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Walter Bonner
Walter
Foundling Asylum
Foundling
Mrs. Brown
Miss Charles
Wieulier
Bonner
James Clark Guilford
General Manager Assistant Wanted in Chicago Area
Wanted by Chicago wholesale and mail order house an assistant manager for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus expenses weekly. Expense money advanced. Work pleasant and permanent. No investment or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write for particulars with self addressed envelope to General Manager 134 Lake St Chicago.
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Lake ‘St
Chicago
New Health Advice on Complexion and Liver Health
It claims cosmetics cannot cure complexion issues and promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for skin, blood purification, liver cleansing, constipation, biliousness, and nervousness. The ad promises a new trial bottle for 25 cents and a regular bottle for 75 cents from Aw Frost & Spies.
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Aw Frost& Spies
Green's Syrup of Tar Satisfaction Guarantee
A local note from Fox Bros offers a money back guarantee on their Green's Syrup of Tar. If the cough or cold is not cured, customers may return the bottle for a full refund. a 25 cent bottle is also offered to prove satisfactory.
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Fox Bros
Times Job Printing Service Promises First Class Work
When you want anything in the line of job printing The Times can supply your wants in first-class shape.
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The
Times
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