King George and Queen Mary at Windsor Garter Ceremony
A Windsor ceremony featured King George and Queen Mary as heads of the Most Noble Order of the Garter. The event, held in St. George's Chapel, highlights the order which includes twenty six knights and royal supernumeraries. The photograph shows the sovereigns in their official robes entering the chapel.
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King George
Queen Mary
Windsor
Ter
Order of the Garter
St. George’s Chapel
St. George
George
This matter must not be reprinted without permission
A directive states that the content must not be reprinted without special permission. It emphasizes restricted redistribution and calls for prior authorization from the rights holder before any public use.
Practical farm notes from a bygone era on pests, pruning, and poultry care
The column offers home farming tips such as camphor to deter mice and a sand box near turkeys, pruning raspberry canes to strengthen next year s harvest, stretching fences properly, promoting effort for promotion, and humane care for dependents. It also discusses feeding chicks with dry mash and shading poultry yards, plus beekeeping yields from northern and Texan experts.
Through a Farmyard Glance at Cattle and Season’s Pace
The passage reflects on a farmer credited with producing 100000 pounds in a season and notes a herd of twelve to fifteen red cows passing by. The writer questions the value of milking during summer or cold weather and doubts the owner’s satisfaction with feeding costs. It hints at uncertain weather effects on dairy returns.
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Wight
Experimental milk fat dynamics after calving and fat reabsorption
The Missouri station reports fat cows at calving yield richer milk early. fat tissue reabsorbed converts to butter fat after 3 or 4 weeks. The piece notes weather in Texas, rain makeshift measures, and rain-fin funded by San Angelo residents. It covers ginseng viability, shade oil, beds, and pineapple canning tips.
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Missouri Station
San Angelo
Praia
Beeves From Sterling Set Record Price This Season
Two carloads of prime beeves from Sterling Colorado, marketed by the Great Western Sugar company, brought a record price for the present season. The steers were largely pulp fed, averaged 1498 pounds, and sold at $9 per hundredweight.
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Sterling
Pasture Improvements Through Sheep Grazing
The article suggests small pasture lots of two to three acres could improve dramatically if a few sheep are introduced. Sheep would graze the weeds, leaving the area neat and pleasant for the family cow, transforming the pasture from unsightly to productive.
Stalk borer impacts gardens and orchard crops across regions
The excerpt discusses stalk borers damaging petetocond tonint vines and silvin aul ester, noting their persistence and the limited success of control methods. It also covers plant breeding results from New York Geneva tests showing crossbred tomato varieties yield more fruit per acre, and observations on elm trees, horses watering practices, and new buttermilk cheese from Wisconsin experiments.
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New York
Geneva
Where Competition Breaks Down in Modern Industry
An excerpt attributed to President Hadley of Yale discusses how a shift from simple business conditions to complex market structures undermines reliance on competitive forces. It argues that private incentives fail to ensure fair prices and labor terms, affecting public interests across society.
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Hadley
Yale
Albinos Across Races and Flora and Fauna
The article explains albinism as lack of pigment in skin hair and eyes, noting that it occurs in humans of many races and in animals and plants. It states albinism is not a disease and mentions red eyes in full albinos and sacred white elephants in Asia.
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Asia
Mummies on Nile Move Like They Live
In Africa of Today Joseph King Goodrich recounts shipping mummies from the Nile to museums. They were placed on a river lighter and appeared to move as if turning to gaze at their ancient resting place. Boatmen and a skeptical foreigner suspected supernatural forces until heat expansion explained the effect.
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Africa
Joseph King Goodrich
Nile
Advice on Investments From Charles Reade
A writer who earned well from a single venture sought Charles Reade’s guidance on investments. Reade advised placing funds in the best class of ed&ed securities, dividing among premier bonds and matrons, noting it’s better to sleep on 3 percent than lie awake on 6.
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Charles Reade
Reade
Altercation Details Sought as Witness Recalls Busy Fight
The witness says they did not see an altercation and were too busy watching the fight. The request for the start of the incident comes from the lawyer quoting the Chicago Record Herald.
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Lawrer
Chicago
Herald
Fuller's Love of Truth Through Spirited Debate
The author extols bold, quarrelsome conversation as a path to truth. He prefers opponents who challenge him to flatterers, cherishing civil rebuke and the liberty of admonition. He values frank disagreement over easy praise and welcomes sharp, candid dialogue.
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Thomas Fuller
Kitchen Soupboard Picnic Sandwiches
Light sandwiches ideal for picnics and summer porch parties with tea or lemonade. Recipes include Apricot, Mixed Fruit, Fig, Nut Bread, Marshmallow, and Sweet sandwiches. use special sandwich bread and cutters for youngsters.
The Selfish Kind Comic Exchange
A humorous exchange features a judge remark about a fair weather friend and a line from Fliegende Biatter. A clerk questions a gentleman's tie while a young lady explains it is for her brother, capturing a playful dialogue tone.
Life Saved at Death's Door by Dr King’s New Discovery
W R Patterson of Wellington Texas writes he nearly died from a frightful cough and lung trouble after two years of treatment. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health lifting his weight from 100 to 187 pounds and keeping him strong for years. The remedy is advertised as quick safe and sure for coughs colds influenza asthma croup and related troubles with trial bottles free and guaranteed by druggists.
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W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Aberdeen street map list of mills and streets
A detailed enumeration of mills and street intersections in Aberdeen including American Mill Western Mill Union Mill and others. Notations mark imaginary boxes and indicate numerous cross streets such as G and Wishkah F and River Streets Broadway Heron Michigan Market Washington Front Evans Curtis Clark Cherry Duffy and more. The list implies a navigational guide to local industrial sites and their locations.
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North Aberdeen
Highland
City
Thornton & Sixth
Prospect & Terrace Ave
N. P
Jefferson & Simpson
Wilson Mill
Slade Mill
Second & Stanton
F and Market
River
Broadway
Heron
Broadway & Third
Broadway & Sixth
Division
Michigan
River St
Hume
Washington St
Western Mill
Market
Curtis & Clark
Curtis & Evans
Curtis & Front
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co
Union Mill
Morgan & Jefferies
Cherry & Duffy
Northern Pacific Time Card Local Trains and Connections
Time card listing east and west bound Northern Pacific trains with stations Tacoma Seattle Portland Aberde n and Moclips. Includes gasoline motor car service schedules from Elma to Aberdeen and Centralia Portland coach connection, plus a C.R.B. and MN. Co. timetable showing Aberdeen to Centralia to Portland routes and return to Tacoma Seattle.
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Northern Pacific
McClery
Elma
Aberd'n
Aberdeen
Portland
Centralia
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American Press Association
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Oregon
Y ‘Ar
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Department of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Millie
Yoour
Grace
Australia
Island
Europe
Mio
Brooklye Daily Eagle
Adieu
City Messenger CO
E. Wishkah
Tacoma
Seattle
Aberd
Aberdeer
Livingston
Humas
Jas. McNaare
West Heron Street
Fred Hewitt
Washington
T. H. Hill Public Accountant
Wishkah
HAYES @ HAYES Bankers (incorporated
Foreign & Domestic Exchange
Victor
Rosario Bourdon Alski
Wagner
Rudolph
Emeneker Piano Company
South H Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Ss. K. Bowes
J. M. Bowes
D. M. Bowes
Bowes Bros. Co
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Southwest Washington Development Association
H” Street
C.L. Peterson Plumbing CO
Aberdeen,Wash
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