FARM HELP SHORTAGE LOOMS IN SOUTH TO NORTH MIGRATION
The piece discusses a labor shift from the southern farms to northern manufacturing, driven by higher wages and urban opportunities. It analyzes how unskilled workers, including migrants, affect farm output, potential price increases for food, and calls for immigration policy tweaks to balance supply. It also muses on social topics like mothers-in-law and concludes with a forecast that farmers may set future prices to secure profits.
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Southland
Mother in law case ends in acquittal at Worcester court
Giuseppe Gentilemanico stood trial in Worcester District Court charged with throwing his mother in law from the house after seven years of support. He was acquitted as the judge ruled that the act did not constitute disturbing the peace. The brief note hints at unresolved details.
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Giuseppi
Shea
Heraclf
Shea F
Ship of State
Efteam
Utley
Worcester
Tt. Jey
District Court
Mass
Giuseppi Gentlomenico
New Blind Sense May Read Color and Numbers
Medical researchers report a developing sense in the blind, enabling them to perceive color and numbers by passing colored objects over the face. Paris experiments claim conclusive demonstrations, suggesting education and heightened perception replace sighted limits and even cite deaf individuals hearing radio broadcasts. In Argentina the social view deems a nose punch to cause eye discoloration as a serious offense.
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Paris
Argentina
Weaning Without A Struggle In Baby Care
Dr William Brady discusses safe weaning for healthy babies, advising against abrupt weaning before ten months and recommending a gradual switch to modified milk, bottle feeding on a strict schedule, and supportive care for the mother. The column also answers readers on related health questions and emphasizes cleanliness and proper nutrition.
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Brdy
Wiliam Brady
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
Imo Bene frets over dinner as a new cook’s illness delays meals and hash becomes the centerpiece. Andrew scoffs at the dish’s humble status, extolling hash as a timeless, savory reunion of leftovers and memory. The couple muses on period furniture and the odd notion of ending sentences with periods.
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Andrew
Imo- Bene
Hash
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Orleans
San Francisco
East
Savannah
Baltimore
Imazene
Devil Still Doing Business At The Old Stand
The passage reflects on tradition and violence with irony as it notes a penitentiary offense for weapon threats and a preference against harm. It speaks of returning to old ideas, corn kernels in soil, and a suggestion that sermons on hell have faded, while the devil remains active in familiar ways.
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Argentina
Hell
Hell and fear in a Fort Dodge sermon
Iowa editors report Ray Burn preached on hell at the tabernacle, declaring the woes of hell are everlasting and linking fear to moral conduct. The piece notes the old time religion and the pulpit’s vivid fire imagery while sidestepping theological debate.
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Hell
Fort Dodge
Rayburn
Tabernacle
Heaven
Ray
Burn
The Crystal Comb Part I in The Sandman Story
Joel dodges the Wind Witch as she pursues him atop a mountain toward a white castle. The Mist Elf warned against crossing the river, while the Witch brandishes the Crystal Comb in a perilous chase. Joel races for safety with the Witch close behind.
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Joel
Prince Joel and the Wind Witch Crystal Comb Quest
In a tale of adventure Joel seizes the Crystal Comb from the North Wind and battles the Wind Witch. He escapes with the Wind, drops the comb to free the princess, and returns to a royal wedding where love conquers class. The Wind Witch loses power and remains pursued.
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Joel
North Wind
Hin
Wind
Crystal Mountain
Joal
Ant
Wind Witch
Shriek
Abe Martin on unattainable candidacy and publicity
The speaker mocks William Jounin Bryan and the idea of his presidential bid. He questions the outcome of campaigning efforts and rails against the supposed fatigue of hard work in a public figure facing limited prospects. The tone is satirical and regional.
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William Jounin
Bryan
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
A wealthy young man Malcolm Starmount seeks a new life at his country home and meets Maury Devlin a poverty struck girl. He aids her family and invites them to a party that turns into a dramatic confrontation ending with Tennant’s apparent death and Starmount forming a close bond with Eddie Devlin as they confront the aftermath.
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Malcolm Starmount
Maury Devlin
Nala Courteney
Shem
Dick Tennant
Nalda Courtensy
Starmount
Hep
Pat
Tennant
Mr. Starmount
Mal
Patt
Sprrit
Eddie
Adi
Star Imount
Buddy
Teddle
Bis
Starmount Torro
Eddia Devlin
Bundy
Mary
Rasnon Graves
Shaka- Speire
Shakespeare
Tle
Prospero
Shakespearean Birthday Festivals At Stratford Spotlight
Stratford Herald editor reflects on the bard's living influence across Stratford upon Avon. The Stratford Players perform six Shakespeare works each year to celebrate the birthday, while the Shakespeare Memorial Association preserves relics and funds for tours, aging actors, and acting schools. The foundation seeks endowment support amid heavy global interest and a proposed shilling fund to widen Shakespearean usage.
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Shakespeare
Stratford
Stratford-upon-Avon Herald
Stratford Players
Bayreuth
Wagner
Shake Speare Aemorial Association
Association
Board of Governors
British Empire
United States
Stratford Herald
Croosna
Iiomer
del Quinvey
Elijah Fenton
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Address Questions From Readers
A 1924 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column answers reader questions about eider ducks, historic mammoths, plant migrations, and animal dentition. The piece explains domesticability limits for waterfowl, how paleontologists infer ancient appearances, NZ spinach origins, bird migration observations, and which animals have eye teeth or lack them.
Brain Tests by Sam Loud Mentions a postal aviator laying 16 mail drops on 16 stations in a square layout and optimizing a return route.
A puzzle recounts a flyer starting at a point and making nine straight flights to cover 16 objective stations arranged in a square shape. The challenge asks for a more advantageous course and provides an algebraic wordplay cue ending in Fremont.
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Bret
Rowel
Trowet
Kay
Thorn
Fremont
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Iowa
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