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Fruit Quality Controls
The quality of some fruits depends on a rainy season. Apples, pears, and grapes grown in areas with dry summers have usually a superior flavor. The raisin making in California depends on the same condition, because, in order to get good quality, bunches of grapes, must be dried. This can be true for other fruits, such as dates and figs, which are often sun-dried.

A good long courtship - will often cure many difficulties or ills of the sexual organs. O. S. Fowler says, "see each other often spend many pleasant hours together," have many walks and talks, think of each other while absent, write many love letters, be inspired to many love feelings and acts towards each other, and exercise your sexuality in a thousand forms ten thousand times, every one of which tones up and thereby recuperates this very element now dilapidated. When you have courted long enough to marry, you will be sufficiently restored and improved from it.

About Baseball - Baseball became the National Game in 1885, although it was played to some extent as early as 1840. The first baseball club was known as the New York Knickerbockers, which was organized in 1845, and the first match game was played at Hoboken, NJ, in 1846.

The first rules governing baseball were made in New York City, in 1857. Of an older league, the first champion team was that of New York, in 1858, but it was not until 1868 that team salary began. The National League was formed in 1876, and the American League in 1881.

Captivating Kentucky - Kentucky is one of the most healthful and beautiful States in the USA. The greater part of its land is arable and productive.

The famous blue grass in Kentucky gives rise to equestrian culture and folk music. The Ohio and Mississippi rivers form an easy navigation link. The productions are wheat, tobacco, maize, rye, and to a small extent, cotton. The inhabitants are brave, frank, and hospitable.

Conjugal Relations - First conjugal approaches are usually painful to the new wife, and no enjoyment to her follows. Great caution and kindness should be exercised.

A young couple rushing into animal passions can soon produce a nervous and irritating condition that long brings apathy, indifference, if not dislike. True love and a high regard for each other will temper passion into moderation. A train leaves the station at a slow and steady pace. Mind your speed.

The First Refugees

The edict of Nantes in 1598, granted the Protestants, known as Huguenots, full civil rights, liberty of conscience, and public worship in many places, and notably in the royal jurisdictions.
The Catholics, whose religion was essentially a state religion, had never accepted this arrangement as final, and at last, in 1685, under King Louis XIV, the edict of Nantes was revoked, and the Protestant pastors expelled from France.
Their followers were forbidden to leave the country, but many succeeded nevertheless in escaping abroad. From the Huguenots escaping an evil France, comes the concept and word we know today as refugees. ◆

How can a Boor be Happy? - With a gloomy face, sour disposition, complaining habits and inherent lack of good taste and culture, a boor sees only the shadows of life. Boors repulse folks, not attract them. Brilliant people of refinement and taste will have nothing to do with them. The boor only lives a sorry, complaining, gloomy, life without companions as an outcast from that better society we all desire to know. ▪

Canada's Ontario - This province is a peninsula bordered by Lakes Huron, Erie, and Ontario.

Farming is the chief employment, and barley is an important product. Most of it is used in the manufacture of malt, and "Canada malt" is regarded as the best. Several of the trunk railways whose terminals are in the United States traverse this peninsula. Toronto, the capital and commercial center, is one of the most rapidly growing cities of North America. The region is known as upper Canada.

Clean Toilets & Dress
Don't let one day pass without a thorough cleansing of your person. Don't sit down to your evening meal before a complete toilet if you have company. Don't cleanse your nails, your nose or your ears in public. Don't use hair dye, hair oil or pomades. Don't wear evening dress in daytime. Don't wear jewelry of a gaudy character; genuine jewelry modestly worn is not out of place. ◆

Irish Leprechauns
Ireland in soil and climate resembles England. The country is moderately uneven and fertile. Potatoes are abundant, and form a big part of the diet for inhabitants. The Irish are brave, hospitable, and active, but enjoy very few advantages for education. It is very green and verdant and known for its leprechaun lore of little bearded mischief makers.

Good Homes Great Schools
It is at home where young and old best learn cheerfulness, patience, self-control, and the spirit of service and of duty. The home is the true school of courtesy, of which women are often the best practical instructors. Philanthropy radiates from the home as from a center. It was said that, "to love the little platoon we belong to in society is the seed of all public affections." The wisest and best are not ashamed to say their greatest joy and happiness is to sit in the inviolable circle of a good home life. ▰

Fast Scooters - Ever since the introduction of motor scooters from Italy, America has began a new off and on love affair with an old form of transportation. In mild climate areas in the South and West, more people are choosing the leather jacketed and chic scooter lifestyle. The Vespa was first made famous in Hollywood movies of the 1960's.

Easy to drive, the small machines are also agile and weigh less than motorcycles. These new scooters have a strong reputation for quality, value, and sturdiness. A motorcycle license is required for the bigger models that can reach highway speeds of 60 mph. A scooter can be a wise choice for budget minded commuters. ●

Northern Forests
This forest contains the various species of pine, cedar, and other conifers, the oaks, maples, elms, and birches.

Most of the forests of Europe have been greatly depleted, though those of Norway and Sweden are still productive.
The forests of the United States, extending from Maine to Dakota, have been so well nigh exhausted that by 1950 only a very little good lumber-making timber will be left.

Ten Great Religions - Ten Great Religions James F. Clarke, in his book "Ten Great Religions," gives as the ten most important faiths of ancient and modern times the following: (1) Confucianism, (2) Hinduism,

(3) Buddhism, (4) Followers of Zoroaster, (5) Religion of Egypt, (6) Religion of Greece and Rome, (7) Teutonic and Scandinavian Religion, (8) Judaism, (9) Christianity, and (10) Islam. ▪

Go Outside and Play
Give your young people plenty of amusement outdoors, way less of computer screens, and more of croquet, dancing, hiking, and lawn tennis. Stimulate the methods of pure thoughts in innocent amusement, and your daughters and sons will mature to adulthood pure and chaste in character. Wise parents will consider year-round daycare centers outdoors, where mother nature becomes a playground. Acclimate the kids to cold weather and they will happily play in cold winter snow all day. ●

Puerto Rico - Formerly a Spanish colony, it is now a possession of the USA. The island is about the size of Connecticut. The industries are almost wholly agricultural, and nearly the whole surface is under cultivation. Sugar, coffee, and tobacco are grown for export, and these comprise the chief source of income. The coffee-crop is one of the most valuable products and gets a high price because of its better quality. ●

Seven and Twelve - In reference to planets and Zodiac signs, the numbers seven and twelve were thought as sacred by the Astrologers, and dedications were made to them in many ways.

In the allegories, the planets were designated as spirits or messengers to the Supreme Deity, imaginarily enthroned above the firmament, which we find inscribed in the Book of Revelation, writing "Seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven spirits of God."

About Brazil - Brazil is the largest of the countries of South America and is level and fertile, producing tobacco, sugar, indigo, coffee, and pepper. Diamonds are found here. In the interior, vast herds of wild cattle abound. They are hunted for their hides, which form one of the chief export articles of the country. ◆

Sensible Wedding Dress
Today the keynote of the wedding gown is simplicity. The days of elaborate gowns with trains so heavy with the weight of precious jewels that eight girls had to carry them, is over. The sensible American bride knows that simplicity is more becoming to the solemn dignity of the occasion than extremely elaborate dress. White is the most common color for first marriages.

Dance Introductions At a very large, formal ball or dance, it is very good form to ask permission of a lady before presenting a gentleman to her. It is certainly the safest and most satisfactory way, and reflects good taste and courtesy both on the part of the gentleman who wishes to be introduced and the fine gentleman who is the medium of introduction.

A Sad Condition - It is constantly affirmed by prostitutes, that amongst married men are found their chief supporters. Evidence from such a quarter must be received with considerable caution. Nevertheless, we believe that there is much truth in this statement.

Here, again, we lay the ax to the root of the tree; married guys who dare affirm that there is a particle of physical necessity for this sin, is a liar, and the truth is not in him. Whether these men are pastors, princes, peers, legislators, professional men, mechanics, or workmen, they are moral pests, a scandal to the social state, and a curse to the nation.

Truest Kind of Beauty
Facial beauty is only skin-deep. A beautiful form, a graceful figure, graceful movements and a kind heart are the strongest charms in the perfection of female beauty. A brilliant face always outshines what may be called a pretty face, for intelligence is that queenly grace which crowns woman's influence over men. Good looks and good and pure conduct awaken a man's love for women. A girl must therefore be charming as well as beautiful, for a girl with charm will never become a charmless, dull and hapless wife. ▪

Deserts in Africa - The moors inhabit the Sahara desert in the north of Africa, and resemble in form and physiognomy, the natives of Europe. The Hottentots inhabit the southern extremity of the country. The wandering Arabs live on the Desert of Sahara, which they are enabled to traverse by the aid of the camel. This animal requires little food, and will live many days without a fresh supply of water.

Best School of Politeness
The first and best school of politeness, as of character, is always the home, where good family is the teacher. The manners of society at large are but the reflex of the manners of our collective homes, neither better nor worse. Yet, with all the disadvantages of unfriendly homes, folks may practice self-culture of manner as of intellect, and learn by good examples to cultivate a graceful and agreeable behavior towards others.
Most folks are like so many gems in the rough, which need polishing by contact with other and better natures, to bring out their full beauty and luster. Some have but one side polished, sufficient only to show the delicate graining of the interior; but to bring out the full qualities of the gem, needs the discipline of experience, and contact with the best examples of character in the intercourse of daily life. ▰

Forest Products
Outside the foodstuffs, probably no other material is more generally used by human beings than the products of the large beautiful forests. More people live in homes made of wood than made by brick or stone, and more people burn wood than burn coal. Even in steam-making a considerable power is still produced by the use of wood for fuel. So, plant or hug a tree. ▴

For the State's Sake
If the home exists primarily for the sake of the individual, it exists secondarily for the sake of the state. Therefore, any home into which are continually

born the inefficient children of inefficient parents, not only is a discomfort in itself, but it also furnishes members for the armies of the unemployed, which are tinkering and hindering legislation and demanding by the brute force of numbers that the state shall support them.

Metals and Humans
The development of civilization is connected to mining and the manufacture of useful metals. The effects of metal can be understood when we study how and why folks used them.
Next to the discovery of fire, an appreciation of using metals has been big to develop the human intellect. When the ancients left caves to build shelters, cook food, and make clothes, they needed metal tools. ▴

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Water World Warning

Old films like ‘Water World’ are part of the government's early public warning system. Fiction is used to disguise the hard facts otherwise likely to cause fear and panic. Seen as entertainment, the viewer has to ‘read between the lines’ to see the truth of a big flood coming. Sea More Water

Glaciers and cold polar icecaps melt if the global heater is on full blast. Trusted experts say that water will flood the earth again like in the days of Noah and the Lost Ark. Select humans will live on calamity barges. Cruise ships today can be made over quickly for a wet nightmare.

"All the cruise ships we see these days are here for a whole different reason," says Barry Gibson, an activities director on a big ocean liner. "The ships are for a future emergency - to evacuate the rich elite," he warns.

A doomsday report (the "report") claims how survivors in the watery future will battle to control what little land and resources remain. A big wet future is a huge concern and now rainy seasons are often above average. Storms are worse than ever before.

"Not everyone will survive," says Helen Gaynor of Newark New Jersey. "First, the coastal lowlands will flood. And then the rest of the Earth’s plane," she adds.

The report says "The Day After Tomorrow" film helps explain how weather will take 10 years to reset back to normal. It will take a whole generation (40 years) in the buildup to the crisis and in the time it takes for the water to subside (go away).

"It is hard to believe. It is all nonsense and I could care less about some water," says Jeff Bell of drought-parched Nevada. Jeff is a lesser known conspiracy critic and skeptic of the doomsday report. ◆ Click to Close

Comet Tells of END Times!

Comets now days warn how end times are upon humankind claims Pastor Dick Eioh of Orono, Maine. Dick hosts a bible decipher webinar group. Groups meet weekly by invitation only. See More - Comet Scare

A master stained-glass artist and part-time pastor urges, "Say your prayers, and fast." His shtick is that our life adventure is a garden where we sow and grow spirits.

Pastor Dick, as his so-called friends call him, is a graduate of the Anti-Divinity University (ADU). The ADU school focuses on "heaven on earth" and afterlife theology.

An anonymous "official" suggests, "Groups that warn of dire consequences and poor outcomes should be ignored." People do not have time to ponder eternity. ● Click to Close

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Hidden Money Mystery

A 500-year old money laundering scheme is a big secret to hide. History books only hint at it. The stories seem too wacko to believe. If true, it explains a lot. Can history unlock the modern banking system cartel? See More - Hidden Money

Todd Dungeon, an ancient modern history buff believes in secrets. Folks in the know want his dragon tales and truths to be told.

"Me and Todd talk about money that paid for among other things, like the Mayflower voyage cruise to America," says Bill Bradford, who knows a lot.

Dungeon’s blog tales tell how long ago a very wealthy group of religious heretic refugees from France now own the world!

Such wild claims come by reading the Treaty of Westphalia to end the wars of religion in 1648 and from putting together the puzzle pieces it left.

More about Dungeon’s tales can be found in his anonymous blogs on the Internet that discuss the hidden power of French Huguenots in history. They are hard to find since censors are quick to ghost and remove it. ▪ Click to Close

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