Uncle John's Lurid Past Reveals Hidden Heir and Romance
In a 1923 tale, Elsie, Harold, and Maud confront their Uncle John’s infamous past. They learn of his locked whisky cabinet, signed actress photos, and a will leaving everything to Mrs. Pelham, a romance that shocks the family yet nuances their view of the patriarch.
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John
Maud
Harry
Elsie
Tertoy
Sayling
Harold
Barry
Uncle John
Chatham Hotel
Twcéle John
Chatham
Uncle Doting
Histe
Jack Greaves
False Enthusiasm and Election Bets Stir Debate
In a tense exchange Senator Sorghum dismisses surging cheers as feigned support. He claims he aims to tilt odds in favor of allies who have backed his campaign.
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Sorghum
White Grubs Wreak Damage on Farms and Lawns
A United States Department of Agriculture report notes white grubs, larvae of May beetles, devastate lawns and crops if birds do not feed on them. In cranberry bogs they persist in soil for years, and Massachusetts vines were nearly wiped out until robins remove the grubs and salvage the vines.
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Biological Survey of
United States Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Government aids in killing many pests in orchard areas
The United States Department of Agriculture in cooperation with extension services distributed poisoned grain to control mice in Washington and Yukon orchard districts. Over 20 000 pounds were spread on 9 000 acres for 300 growers in Yukitaa, 750 ounces of strychnine for 2 ten growers in Werstehee, and poison sufficient for 4 000 acres in Oksnogan. Numerous dead mice appeared on the surface. many more died in runways.
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Washington
United States Department of “Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges
Yukitaa
Wernstehee
Salmount
Oksnogan
Good Roads Help Physician
The article argues that improved roads and the rise of the automobile increased physicians' efficiency by enabling faster travel to calls. It notes earlier limits when doctors traveled on foot, by streetcar, or by horseback, restricting medical relief and raising rural suffering and mortality.
Inbreeding Experiments Highlight Crossbreeding Gains
Over 15 years the USDA ran Draninis trials using 84 000 guinea pigs. Findings show inbreeding weakens animals while crossbreeding improves traits rapidly, with some gains maximal in the first generation and crossbred groups outperforming random-bred ones.
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United States Department of Agriculture
U. B. Minister Seriously Hurt in Martinsburg
Rev. A. J. Seerist pastor of First United Brethren Church of Martinsburg was struck by a car Saturday while returning from visiting the sick. He is in City Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull and broken left arm. Doctors express guarded optimism about recovery in the coming days as the extent of injuries remains uncertain.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
A. J. Seerist
First United Brethren Church of
Bond issue for highways stirs controversy before special session
Spectators note growing opposition to highway bond plans as General Assembly debates a $12,006,000 initial issue and subsequent bonds. Rural counties demand tax retainment on gasoline to cover interest, while governors and delegates weigh referendum moves and county veto power amid a tight Senate majority and looming vacancies.
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General Assembly
Overnor
Tdea
Senate
Rockbridge
House of Delegates
430 Acre Loudoun County Farm For Sale By Real Estate Agent
Advertising a 430 acre farm in Loudoun County for sale. Seller will consider trade or small farm as part payment. Claims it is a splendid farm and invites replies with trade offers. Also offers Maryland and Pennsylvania farms for sale. Contact Real Estate Agent Bikwod Virginia for full particulars.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ely’s Cream Balm Relieves Stuffed Noses Fast
An old time advertisement promotes Ely’s Cream Balm to open nasal passages during head colds or catarrh. It claims the antiseptic cream soothes swollen membranes and provides instant relief, easing breathing and reducing headache symptoms.
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Jon
Ely
In Memoriam for Harry Horner
An obituary tribute from a mother and sister recalling Harry Horner who died at home on October 1, 4922. It laments the loss, preserves his cheerful character, and expresses belief in a reunion in the great beyond with sorrow and love filling the home.
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Harry Horner
Mail Robberies Decline in 1922 Post Office Losses
Government losses from mail bandits dropped in the nine months ending March 31 1922 to 24553 dollars from a prior record year. Earlier years saw 1922 total thefts of 17129366 dollars with large recoveries reducing net losses. No major train or mail truck holdups occurred in the period. One post office robbery and two messenger robberies accounted for most losses with substantial recoveries.
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Office Department
Farm Wanted Near Winchester With Fertile Land
A buyer seeks a small farm with good improvements and fertile land near Winchester at a good price. Respond with full description and cash price in the first letter. Address to IRA L. Swiger at 21 St. Clarksburg West Virginia.
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City of Winchester
Ira L. Swiger
Clarksburg
W. Va
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