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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1921

Page

4

Disappearance of Bloomsbury Boy Sparks Probe

A missing 14 year old from Bloomsbury is feared to have run away after a report describes a pale, tall boy with brown hair and brown eyes leaving home. Mrs Dever Hone of Bloomsbury seeks help, with authorities noting no clear sign of abduction and a possible motive tied to recent money concerns.

Bloomsbury Meac Boomebury

Dessert Recipes From An Old Family Cookbook

A garbled snippet of a vintage recipe page describes many desserts and sweets. It mentions Blueberry Pudding, Raisin Taploea, Apple Frappe with Maple Sauce, and a Cake and Cheese Dessert. Instructions mix pantry staples with odd phrases, guiding mixing, heating, and serving steps. The text reads like a collection of kitchen notes for fruit desserts and custards.

May church events and meetings listed in local notices

A fragmented notice lists upcoming events including Mothers Day observances, a youth meeting at Pauline Motheson Wield the Younes Pomle, and a prayer service on Wednesday evening May. It mentions the Young People’s meeting and charity work, with a stray reference to an apparel event titled Clothing Line Alles.

Ubureli Kuncay Pauline Motheson Clemens Sant Benedic

Seedling Trees From RIPE SEEDS for Forest Planting

Bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines best practices for starting forest trees from ripe seeds. It covers seed collection timing, storage, soil, spacing, and planting methods to maximize germination and seedling growth.

United Bales Mit of Agriculture United Senes Departmenc of Agriculture Marinere Department Callerrad Hart Wood

Growth of Soy Beans With Corn Improves Silage Quality

The article notes a 182 unit advantage in dry matter per acre when soybeans are grown with corn for silage. The mix increases protein content and overall feed value, reducing the need for costly meat or cottonseed additives. It also mentions local political context in Red Springs North Carolina where GT Bullock faced opposition in an aldermanic race and his wife Mrs Teattien Bullock briefly noted.

GT. Bullock Red Springs Teattien Bullick

Silage Feeding Benefits for Steers in Early Ration Trials

The article discusses silage as a safe starter feed for steer herds, reducing risk of overeating and digestive issues. It notes silage's bulky nature helps control intake, improves acceptance, and supports cattle when grain is later added, with careful introduction and gradual grain incorporation.

Gute W. Godfrey Westure Weston Carthi Gahue

Protein-rich Legumes Outshine Common Varieties

Researchers note alfalfa clover tephose deza cowpeas soy bars peanuts and wilcombi offer substantially higher protein and carbohydrates than familiar legumes like Johnson criss amothy prairie sorghum.

Scranton Mine Bombs and Arrests Linked to Wharf District Case

A chaotic report ties a Scranton explosion near Wall Street, blamed on a suspect nabbed by Tito Ligh Jean Dreher, a former journalist now with the fuel department. Authorities press on with probes, noting a mine incident and related financial bids in Morris County as part of the broader mystery.

Tito Ligh Jean Dreher An Dreher Ate Eeher Hay Leen Department At Justice Amelila Scranton Dons

Bid results for bituminous surface project revealed

Eight bids were submitted for the concrete bituminous surface project. Amounts ranged from 89 thousand to 123 thousand dollars with Smith Brothers of Hackettstown bidding 94 thousand. The Lineot Park road work will extend 800 feet with concrete surface.

Smith Brothers Hackettstown Washington Street Morristown Lineot Park Truad

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