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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
4
Dreaming of grandeur ends with waking to poverty
Stanza fragments describe dreamlike scenes of wealth and beauty with musicians, noble garments, and splendor. Dawn reveals the speaker in a shabby attic, rheumatic pain, and a lack of treasures, ending with a sense of being broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Cadiz
Vision for Storing Cabbage and Stored Product Pits
The article explains methods to store cabbage by digging pits in beets or cabbage beds with conical pits and long beds up to 8 feet wide. It describes removing portions over time, using earth banks and straw coverings, and notes that such storage can be expensive but effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daived
Ees Department of Agriculture
Prayers for Dead Are Out of Date
Detroit editors discuss the upcoming General Convention and the revised Book of Common Prayer. The new prayers for the dead embrace evolution in life after death and remove the view that sickness or death is a direct act of God. The revision traces back to Edward VI and includes a new burial office prayer linking the dead’s ongoing growth in knowledge and love.
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Jesus Christ
Our Lord
Beekeeping Caution From Bee Behavior Notes
Dark colors provoke more bee aggression and should be avoided when handling hives. Offensive odors from sweat or other sources increase sting risk, so workers should exercise discretion around the hive.
Protect Soil by Keeping Lands in Sod and Filling Gullies
A United States Department of Agriculture prepared notice warns that much soil fertility is lost each winter through erosion and washing. It urges keeping hilly lands in sod, using cover crops, under drainage, and filling gullies with brush to prevent loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Herd Free of Disease: Tuberculosis Cure Proven Practical
A long term experience shows a herd of cattle can be freed from tuberculosis and remain disease free. The procedure is practical and within reach for many owners.
Cabbage Storage and Root Tips for Spring Greens
The article advises good drainage for stored cabbages and notes dirt thickness is less critical than for frost sensitive vegetables. It suggests cutting heads while leaving roots to sprout in spring, aiming to supply greens, and mentions market roots often stored outdoors or in dwelling spaces with odor concerns.
Self-Feeders Boost Hog Gains and Market Readiness
Feed saved in proportion to weight gain. hogs fattened on self feeders require less labor and reach market readiness sooner than those not feeding self assisted.
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