Drowned Naval Cadette Clauda Heywood at Clark's Lake
Clauda Heywood a 20 year old naval academy student at An Capolia drowned Wednesday at Clark's Lake while sailing. A high wind capsized her boat and she was struck by the boom. her body did not surface. Also notes German stallions moving to Kentucky region and Battling Nelson recovering after a rough boxing match. Frantz nominated for Oklahoma governor.
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Drummer's Cold Night Tale and A Workhouse Release
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recounts a North Dakota winter tale of a drummer seeking warmth in a hotel's icy room and a cold stove. The piece shifts to a Missouri-style scene where O. P. Mellirath signs a document to release Bill from the workhouse, the signer resisting swearing to the claim.
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Apple Aphis Control Methods for Orchard Trees
The text explains aphid indicators on Apple Aphis mali, detailing symptoms on terminal leaves and undersides where aphids gather. It outlines spring and summer spray timing, coverage goals, and the need for repeated treatments, including methods like bending and immersion, plus approved sprays such as tobacco decoction and kerosene emulsions, noting arsenicals are ineffective.
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Uniformity and carload shipping in eastern fruit trade
The text argues eastern fruit growers face disruption from small consignments and uncoordinated shipments. It contrasts with western producers who ship in carload lots, achieving uniform grades and packaging. Distant shippers have learned to ship in carloads, pressuring local merchants to adapt.
Use of Black Walnut in Forestry and Planting
The Black Walnut offers valuable potential for planting and forestry, with notable benefits and challenges. It is suitable for roadside and forest plantation use where soil and site conditions suit it, though late leafing, early leaf drop, and fall webworm disfigurement in the east can affect appearance and management.
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Publication of the Declaration in Tom Paine’s Magazine 1776
The July 1776 issue of Tom Paine's Magazine carried the Declaration of Independence for the world to see. Edited by Tom Paine and published by Robert Aitken, it appeared under Monthly Intelligence. The issue also presented various colonial constitutions, marking a historic moment in early American publishing.
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Dividing the Responsibility at the Bar
Early in Baron Huddleston’s career at the bar he shared rooms with Bodkin. One evening Bodkin noticed the dirty, slovenly clerk who served them and urged a change in the youngster’s treatment. Huddleston resisted, claiming the clerk was under Mr. T.’s control and that he could claim only half of him.
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Prince of Wales’s hobbies include stamp collecting and baby pictures
The prince of Wales enjoys diversions beside shooting, notably smoking and stamp collecting. A hobby of collecting babies’ portraits delights him, as advertisements by infant food sellers publish many faces. His stamp collection is valued at least $100,000 and has aided collectors by clarifying uncertainty in philately.
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Not for Some Time Focuses on Edith’s Love and Pledge
A fragment from Stray Stories presents a dialogue where a young man professes deep love for Edith. Edith’s father interrupts, mentioning he has felt none of such feelings since signing “the pledge.” The exchange hints at romantic tension and moral restraint within a constrained culture.
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A Losing Game Comic Exchange at Poker Night
A joke exchanges between two characters about winnings and expenses. One claims to have won $50 at poker last night but notes spending on drinks cigars a dress and a shirt with a hole burned in details of the day. They remark the winnings came back as I O Us.
What Can Be Done with a Chafing Dish
In a book shop a customer asks what can be done with a chafing dish. A haggard clerk, worn from a Welsh rabbit party, replies he can tell what should be done with it. Catholic Standard and Times.
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Powder and Fourth of July Provokes Quiet Complaints
A Yonkers Statesman quip notes a gender contrast in Fourth of July celebrations. It claims women use powder and boast less noise, while men are louder. The remark reflects social attitudes of the era and playful commentary on public behavior.
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Dentistry of Long Ago Reveals Ancient Gold Flap Teeth
Archaeologists note ancient dental practice in Rome and Italy with pre Christ specimens. In Tecano tomb a woman skeleton yielded a gold mounted jaw with six natural teeth flanked by gold rims. Ancient dentists favored bovine teeth for prosthetics, while the poor sometimes sold one for gut.
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The Earth as a Bell Explains Global Earthquake Vibrations
The Balkan earthquake of April 4 1904 prompted studies by Ne Emilio Oddone of Pavia University. He found shocks traveled through the earth, reflecting from antipodes and returning to origin in about 83 minutes. Comparisons with other quakes suggest global vibration cycles of 32 to 33 minutes and a lively analogy to a bell. The piece notes the relation to light crossing the earth's orbital diameter.
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The Old Melodrama Scene Escalates with Threats
In a pastiche melodrama, a shrill heroine demands papers and warns of hair loss if denied, while the villain mocks her plea and smokes. The tension peaks as she is mocked by the villain and crushed by the mechanized wolves.
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Julia Livingstone
Stolen Trade Secret Unveiled Behind Tinware Manufacture
A long hidden secret unlocked the origin of tinware in England. The practice, involving tin plating of thin sheet iron, had been guarded for nearly fifty years after discovery in Holland. James Sherman, a Cornish miner, infiltrated a tinplate works, learned the process, and brought the secret back home.
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Prince of Prussia Advises on Genius and Wit
A gentleman told Henry, Prince of Prussia, that genius wit memory and judgment rarely unite. The prince replied with a fable: Gentug soars like an eagle, wit hops like a grasshopper, memory moves backward like a crab, and judgment treads like a tortoise, questioning how all could act in unison.
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Prisoner’s Odd Answer Sparks Courtroom Moment
A prisoner testifies meekly that the trouble with his wife began after an argument. When asked what position he took, he replies he stood just inside the Woonshed, prompting a terse exchange in the courtroom.
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Growing Alfalfa Suggests Fall Seeding For Pike County
A Pike county Missouri exchange credits RH Cameron with alfalfa growing tips after years of trial. The advice favors fall seeding on well drained fertile ground with wheat stubble, manuring, repeated cultivation, and sowing twenty pounds per acre in two directions to ensure even coverage.
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Rocky Ford Melons Grow Across Large Area
RockyFord melons have been successfully grown over a wide area in a mountainous region near Washington County Maryland. The Blue Rock variety dominates shipments with crates holding 12 by 12 by 11 inch melons. Larger melons average about thirty per crate while other grades run forty eight to fifty per crate and packing varies.
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Unclear OCR: melon production costs in Colorado markets
Fragmentary report notes melon prices and acreage estimates in Colorado. It mentions price ranges around 130 to 190 units per acre, references to England and New York market timing, tissue-wrapped fruit, and farmers’ profits amid rising melon production each season.
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Englind
New York
Cooperative Produce Law Spurs Farmers Growth Effort
A newly passed law encourages farmer cooperatives to unite producers of frit and vegetables, urging formation of associations with shares and standardized delivery to retailers. It aims to secure fair pricing, protect farm names, and promote rural development by pooling products and expanding market channels. The article notes broader regional concerns and mentions recent violent incidents and distant geographic references for context.
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Enye
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