Crossbred Fruits and Grains Developed to Resist Disease
Scientists at a 400 acre government farm near Arlington work under the Bureau of Plant Industry to breed disease resistant crops. They report a wilt proof tomato from crossbreeding a hardy specimen with a prolific aristocrat, and mention a Siberian wheat crossed with a Western strain as another promising result. The work aims to produce seeds immune to disease for widespread planting.
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Potomac
Arlington
Alexandria
India
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Renovating Floors With Oil Stain And Finishes
Home floors need care to maintain luster and durability. For hardwoods like mahogany walnut or oak start with a well mixed oil stain, then paste filler, sand with 00 paper, and remove old varnish if needed using a safe remover. Ensure all dirt is removed, finish dries fully, and avoid gasoline residue. Oxalic acid stains require neutralizing wash afterwards.
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Elise
Unlimited Car Rides For One Dollar A Week In Racine
A bold flat rate streetcar test starts in Racine Wisconsin on August 18. For $1 a week a passenger and family gain unlimited rides with a color coded pass. Conductors do not punch cards or require ID and transfers are unnecessary. Pass expires at Sunday midnight.
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Racine
Wis
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Whist Club Deliberates On Motion During Game
In a Cartoon Magazine strip a motion to discuss the motion during play is moved and seconded. A table voice queries what to do with the motion while the cards are in play. The moment captures light club politics and table chatter.
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Uladies
Cartoons Magazine
Fashiongrams contrast yellows and blacks in evening gowns
Wardrobe notes show yellows from pale buff to saffron with black and gray dominates. Fringed hems use hemp trims, sleeves stay large and loose, round and shawl collars extend to the waist, with off the face shapes and neutral tints gaining appeal.
The Strike Of A Sleepless Baby
A sleepless infant rages through the night, demanding attention. Despite attempts to soothe with rocking and songs, the child remains unrestful as the strike persists, leaving the narrator certain the baby will win.
Mexican Congress and Thrift Drive Highlight Early 1919 News
The piece notes Mexico's government asserting control, mentions a federal thrift campaign, and critiques profiteers. It includes advice on home care and a tip about heating with a rock in the grate, reflecting era domestic guidance and public affairs tone.
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EAL
Fation
Mexican Congress
Mexico
Federal Board
Angora Ball Trim Additions For Childrens Wear
An article discusses soft angora ball trimming as a decorative alternative to buttons on little girls dresses. It describes stitching around hems and necks, color pairings like light gray on pale pink, and notes durability and ease for households. Also offers baby care tips and coal saving ideas for winter.
Jarr Family’s Slow Summer Trip to Jenkinses Beach
The Jarrs endure a hot train ride to East Malaria then face delays at a sunlit depot. A series of misadventures follows from foggy navigation and pricey taxis to a muddy private beach guarded by a billy and badge. The day ends with a strenuous row back, hoping the open air helps the tired couple.
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Mrs. Jarr
Jenkinses
East Malarie
Falmt
Jarra
Jarr
Jenkins
Mr. Jarr
East Malaria
Jarrs
Mr Jarr
Jenkins Cottage
Mrs. Jenkins
Mr Jenkins
Mrs Jenkins
Billy
Jarr Nestily
Arr
Pr Publishing Co
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Aspic
James J.montague
Wwe
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Angora
Bat
Literary Digest
Cummins
Wilson
League of Nations
America
Turkey
Germany
Japan
Europe
Jay
Mark U
New York
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