Zionist Movement and Its Problems
Katherine Pope surveys the Basle congress and Zionist history. He highlights Herzl’s political aims, the shift from religious to secular goals, and the push to establish a legally recognized home in Palestine or possible East Africa. The piece traces earlier pre Herzl efforts, global membership growth, funding debates, and obstacles to a Jewish state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
Palestine
St. Petersburg
Holy Land
Dr. Herzl
South America
Syria
Basle
National Fund
Sinai Peninsula
Great Britain
East Africa
Zangwill
Chovevei Zion
Lovers of Zion
Colony of
Samaria
Baron Edmund de Rothschild
Palestine Colonization Movement
Ezra
Berlin
Kadinah
Vienna
B’nei Zion
London
Shrove Zion
New York
Philadelphia
Odessa Committee
France
Katherine Pope
Ornamental Group reshaped by pruning to save it
T Greiner describes reducing a nine plum Prunus Pissardi trees ringed by variegated Cornus mas to control size and remove San Jose scale. Stubs were treated, the group revived with deeper purple leaves and healthier Cornelian cherries. A neighbor called it vandalism at first, now praised as attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
L. H. Bailey
T. Greiner
N. Y
Farmer
The Farm Woodlot by Wm. W. Hutt
Wm. W. Hutt argues that farm woodlots are undervalued and poorly managed. With systematic effort and planning, bush land can yield fuel and merchantable timber, steadily increasing in permanent value for farmers and land use. Ontario Farmers Institute report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. Hutt
Ontario Farmers’ Institute
Lesson in physics explains why hothouses stay hot
An old physics professor explains to market gardeners that sunlight enters a glass hothouse as short light waves and is trapped as heat by long waves. Heat cannot escape through the glass, so accumulates, keeping the inside warm even in winter.
Sorting Table Chute From Epitomist Note
Quote describes a sorting table or chute used for apples potatoes or seeds. It notes apples must not be piled but placed on the table and run into barrels quickly. It states the upper end should be higher than the lower end and is attributed to John Jackson in Epitomist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Restoring Soil Fertility in Farm Practice
The essay argues that neglecting soil fertility dries up agricultural returns. It likens failing to replenish soil as regressing to nomadic times and warns that farming is a transaction with nature requiring labor and reinvestment. If the soil capital is drained without restitution, the farmer becomes bankrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera’ Review
Plant a Few Chestnuts
Chestnuts thrive only with proper soil and moisture but can grow in waste places. Planting chestnut trees yields annual nuts while timber awaits, a legacy for children, though many men delay to act.
Grateful Detroit Woman Praises Peruna Cure
Miss Muriel Armitage, district organizer for the Royal Templars of Temperance, writes that after five years of uterine irregularities and hysteria she found relief with Peruna after six months and fifteen bottles. She says the remedy cured the catarrh of the pelvic organs and restored her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Armitage
Greenwood Ave
Detroit
Mich
Royal Templars of Temperance
Peruna
Peruna Cure Promoted for Pelvic Catarrh Relief
An ad describes female weakness as pelvic catarrh and claims Peruna can permanently cure catarrh and nervousness. It urges women to seek Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio for free medical advice if not satisfied with results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zionist Movement
Dr. Hepai
Switzerland
Israel Zangwill
Bukowina
Caucasus
England
America
Theodore Herzl
Tural Nt Oe
Fis
Miss Muriel Armitage
Dr. Galdwell
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Ill
H. M. Sawyer & Son
Mfrs
East
Cambridge
Mass
Seltzer
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Missouri
Kansas
G. W. Smith
Marquette Bldg
Chicago
Ibe
Wisconsin
Barron
Washburn Counties
Stondaill
Oftelie & Land CO
Pittsville
Wood County
Wis
A. N. Ki-A
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