Loudoun Seminary Announces 18th Session Open
The 18th session of the Loudoun Seminary opens September 21. Courses include Commercial, Junior College, piano, voice, art, expression, physical culture, kindergarten training, and teacher preparatory programs. Several instructors are named, including Miss Sarah, Miss C. E. Johnston, Miss Adele Affleck, Miss Louise Savage, Miss Mary Bush, and others.
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Col- Preparatory
Mary
Sarah
E Commercial
C. E. Johnston
Dean
Adele Affleck
Louise Savage
Cipal
BE. Bush
Bessie Katharine Glass
Green
Norfolk and Western Schedule to Berryville 1922
The 1922 schedule shows Berryville and Bristo service with connections to Roanoke Shenandoah and Beckley via intermediate stations. Northbound No 28 departs 8 39 am with a Parlor car and Pullman sleeper from Martinsburg to Philadelphia. Contact agents H Barks Berryville or W Baunder for details.
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Berryville
Bristo
Aegon
Kent Meter Roanoka Brieto
Pocahontas
Welchntermediate
Williamson
Winaton-Salem
N. C
Shen‘ani
Roanoke
Memphis
Shenandosai
Hagerstows
Abe
New York
Shenandoah
Magerstown
Philadelphia
H. Barks
Bauideré
Gen Pass
Chief requirements for storing potato
The U.S. Department of Agriculture lists key storage rules for potatoes. Maintain 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, ensure ventilation to remove moisture and foul air, and keep storage dark to prevent quality loss. Tubers must be dry and clean, with diseased or damaged ones removed before storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Storage bin design for bulk potatoes with ventilation
The specification advises using aeration to store potatoes in bulk at depths beyond 5 or 6 feet. Floor and bin dimensions should not exceed 12 by 12 feet unless stated. Include ventilating shafts to vent moisture and heat, plus ventilated division walls and floors for better air flow.
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Thresh Grain Under Cover Uses Small Outfit To Store
Farmers adopt bagging grain to thresh later using small tractors and portable threshing outfits. Storing bundled grain eases harvest pressure, keeps straw for livestock, and allows work during slack times without extra help.
Feed farming gains focus from USDA project
The United States Department of Agriculture established a dedicated project to support feed farming. It furnishes information to prospective breeders and current industry participants, helping them overcome obstacles and avoid pitfalls.
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United States Department of Agricuture
Purebred Lambs Show Profit in Headline Sheep Contest
Eighteen lambs sired by a scrub ram and eighteen by a purebred ram were fed in a contest. The purebred offspring ate more grain and sold for higher prices, proving the advantage of pureblood stock. The piece emphasizes patience persistence determination and fixity of purpose over cleverness.
Plant Walnut Trees Planted Along Minnesota Highways
Minnesota launches highway planting of black walnuts after nearly 20 000 nuts were distributed by the state forestry department. W T Cox state forester says planting will occur in the southern part of the state as demand for trees rises and supply tightens.
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Minnesota
State Forestry Department
W. T. Cox
Forestry Department
Beet Top Silage In Ration
Beet top silage reduces hay requirements by up to half in beef, mutton, or milk production. The succulent silage supplements forage and other feeds, improving overall feeding value.
Sunbeam Pipeless Furnace Promises Even Home Heating
Sunbeam pipesless furnace ad claims proper installation yields dependable comfort. It urges a home survey, air circulation check, and correct placement to ensure even heat distribution and invites readers to learn about Sunbeam Heating Satisfaction.
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Sunbeam
Portage la Prairie historic site and trade post roots
Historic Portage la Prairie in Manitoba traces a French trading post origin near the Assiniboine river, linking early fur trade routes to Lake Manitoba and colonial shifts after Canada ceded to Britain. The fragment notes explorers, beetle resilience, twilight physics, and ancient roof slate use.
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Portage-La-Prairie
Assiniboine River
Lake Manitoba
French Canada
Great Britain
New Potato Grading Rules Adopted by Agriculture Department
Revised grades for white potatoes set by the United States Department of Agriculture abolish the No 1 grade for hollow heart potatoes and add a new No 1 small grade. The changes aim to standardize quality across shipments and improve market clarity for growers and buyers.
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United States’ Epictment of Agriculture
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Darkening Hair
An old home remedy suggests darkening faded gray hair with a sage tea and sulfur brew or using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound from a drug store. The ad notes the mix is troublesome to prepare but claims the compound offers a simpler option for youthful appearance without claiming cures.
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Wyeth
Fragmentary quote hints at reader conflicts in Atchison Globe
A partial newspaper fragment quotes a speaker declaring that any man who acts differently is a hypocrite, attributed to Atchison Globe discourse. The unreadable text limits context and specifics.
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Atchison Glo
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