Home Rule's Leading Enemy And Type of Ulsterites He Heads
A historic note lists Home Rule's opponents and describes the types of Ulsterites he leads. The piece mentions wealth from mines and details about a Swiss hotel keeper thieves list and European towns adopting protective measures for visitors. It also covers stamp printing upgrades at Washington and a Supreme Court definition of mixed blood in White Earth land suits affecting Chippewa Indians.
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Home Rule
Europe
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Post Office Department
Supreme Court
White Earth Land
Sir Edward Carson
Ireland
Sir Edward
Belfast
Global snapshots of labor and industry in 1900s era notes
The article compiles diverse statistics and curiosities across nations. It notes Ireland employing 721,699 males in agriculture, Japan's limited street paving, and Chilean gold mining figures, alongside global data on telephones, railways, fisheries, and urban infrastructure.
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Ireland
Seville
Spain
London
Panama Canal
Russia
Japan
Borneo
Germany
British War Department
Sour milk for calves shows value in summer
The United States Department of Agriculture reports calves gain well on sour skim milk in summer, matching sweet milk, reducing feeding costs. In winter sour milk chills calves and may be refused by some. cleanliness remains essential to prevent disease. Twenty-two calves tested across Holsteins Jerseys and Guernseys showed no digestive issues from abrupt shifts, and occasional use of both milks proved safe. Farmers are advised to sour milk quickly and feed without delay when ready.
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Department of Agriculture
Jerseys
Guernseys
A Lady in the Land Is Not All That Glitters
A folk verse extols nature over rank praising a bonnie maid for inner charm. It asserts beauty and gentleness outshine haughty scorn and that faith and love will prevail among all, with youths confessing the truth.
Notable Figures Across Arts and Politics Highlighted
Xenophon Altimo Squinabol is royal inspector of Italian schools. Henry Higgins heads the London Covent Garden Opera and is a possible peer. Ramanujan, 26, in London, is acclaimed as a great mathematician. Isidore de Lara, born in London 1858, is a chevalier of the Legion of Honor and famed composer. James William Lowther, speaker of the Commons since 1883, was born 1855 and educated at Cambridge. Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia keeps a “Baby Book” of names born to him and sends gifts yearly.
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Xenophon Altimo Squinabol
Italy
Henry Higgins
London
Covent Garden Opera
Ramanujan
Isidore de Lara
Amy Robsart
Covent Garden
Moina
Messalina
Sanga
James William Lowther
House of Commons
Rutland
Cambridge
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Town Topics and City Boosts Across the Midwest
A fragment collage notes Memphis locals praising near heaven like comfort, Detroit crime rising with painterly street lines, St. Louis lauded for charter adoption, Chicago property value gains drawing taxes, and a quip about footprints and talkers plus a jab at John D. Rockefeller funding of medical research.
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Memphis
Detroit
Detroit Free Press
St. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Chicago
Winshington Star
One Variety of Fool and a Census Office Tale
A rustic verse about a naïve man loving hazel eyes ends with the gag that a heart is useless until lost. The column then notes in Washington that acts against the law are logged under main heads like murder and burglary, with a quip about misfiled cruelty to animals.
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Washington
Argopaut
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American Press Association
Round the
Sweden
Tripoli
South Australia
England
Mexico
North
South America
Colombo
Syracuse
N. Y
Fresno County
Cal
California
Kansas
Jacinto Cardena
Malaga
Budapest
Korea
Hamburg-American Line
Waterland
Thames
France
Pas de Calais
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Johnny
National Food Magazine
Wishkah Street
J. Carney
East
THE
Chubb
Rochester, Herald
Hudson Light
I. & F. Garage
C. T. Scurry
Sires and Sons
John D
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