Umbrella mix up sparks comic domestic chase in Detroit
Gilbert Rawlins finds a woman’s silk umbrella on his nightstand and tries to return it after a clumsy misadventure. He tracks to Delcin house, faces a wary cook, then meets Miss Delcin who laughs off the mix up and invites him for tea.
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Nein
Gilbert Rawlins
St Wmbrella
New Livewell Avenue
Buce Aruse
Maud
Rawlings
Paris
Sigewell Avenue
Delkin
Mike
Gilbert
Ellen
Delrin
Kieste
Ale
Yeu
Miss Delcin
Detroit Free Press
Oriental Artisans and Workshop Life in Ancient Market
The account describes ivory carvers and ivory ware, wood turners, a silver worker shaping mythic figures, a gold beater at work, and craftsmen across stone, iron, and metal trades. It notes how each artisan labors with inner imagination, detailing tools, methods, and shop setups amid a bustling street scene.
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Pho Woe
Ivary Calvert
Silveramithr
Cantor
Birth of Napoleon Names and Dates Stir Debate
A long troubled debate over Napoleon Bonaparte birth dates pits January 7 1768 against August 15 1760. Archival documents from the French war department and baptismal certificates are weighed to determine whether Napoleon and Joseph Nabulion share one or two birth dates and which data is most authoritative.
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Nabalione
Napoleone
Joseph
French War Department
Ametio
Nabulione
Joseph Nabulion
Napoleon
Ajaccio
Corte
Trrench War Department
Charles
Hrienne
Name Variants of Napoleon Through History and Times
The article traces the many forms of Napoleon Bonaparte s name from Corsican roots to French adoption and public personas. It notes variants such as Napolione Napolocone Napalione and Napoléon with accents. It describes how handwriting and national allegiance shifted with his changing roles from Corsican rebel to French emperor. It quotes Prof William M Sloane on his birth amid bloodshed and upheaval.
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Nyourrisnne
Nancy
Buonapartes
Napoleon
Napolocone
Napalione
Napalia
Neopolas
Autun
Arienne
Napoleone di Buonaparte
Napoleone Guonaparte
Napoleon Guonaparte
Bonaparte
Republcan
Prof
William M. Sloane
The American Woman in New York and Paris Views
A French novelist assesses American society and its "apotheosis" of the young woman. He notes that American girls travel unsupervised, choose their chaperons, and enjoy liberty before marriage. The piece contrasts perceptions of honor, marriage burdens, and divorce in the United States with European expectations.
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Ramons
Gluey Ws
Mer
America
United States
France
Fest
Delmonivo’s
New York
Childran
Linus
Paris
Europe
Oxford
Americun
Washington
Farming World Section Discusses Soil Care and Fertility
The piece argues soil management rivals stock care in importance to farm value. It explains how cultivation and crop choice alter soil texture and fertility, notes benefits of cover crops and nitrogen fixation, and contrasts fall plowing with resting the land. It cites fallow practices and rain-driven nutrient gains observed by farmers.
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Philadelphia
Clearing the Stubble with a Corn Kiel Rake
A sketch by J Stewart shows a rake implement for gathering corn stubble trash after harvest. A pale timber bar with curved steel teeth pulls out under the soil, lifting debris into a bag as the bar travels diagonally across rows. Best after rain when soil is workable, teeth four inches apart, dry trash burned to spread ashes.
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J. Stewart
Eveii
Orange Judd
Poultry Care Notes Emphasize Feeding and Breeding
A historical poultry guide stresses balanced feeding of layers, avoiding overfeeding, providing clean troughs, and careful bone and vegetable supply. It warns against feeding nonlayers to protect profits, urges regular chilling of drinking water, and highlights the need for an intelligent system, attentive care, and selective breeding for prolific layers.
DEVICE FOR KEEPING WATER CLEAN FOR POULTRY
An engraving shows a simple device to keep drinking water clean for poultry. A shelf under a board brace created on a post blocks droppings from entering the vessel while letting fowls reach the water with only a slight stoop. The setup prevents roosting over the drink and protects water on bad days.
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Usketch Hyds M
Salt in Candy for Shipping Queens and Poultry Prep
The article explains adding salt to candy used in bee queen cages to keep it firm during sea shipments and discusses adjusting salt levels for land routes. It also provides poultry market prep steps: bleed, scald, pluck, clean, chill, and pack birds in straw, with attention to avoiding bruising and proper layering.
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W. A. Pryal
Mgr. Pryal
Fellow Italiyns Are Vicious Beekeeping Complaint
Ohio farmer complains about Italian stock bees described as extra yellow and temperamental. He notes five-birders bred from Italian stock, claims some sting and robbing tendencies, and warns that Crosser or Cyprian strains may be more suitable. He vows to remove these bees from his yard if temper and robbing behavior do not improve.
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Ohia Parmer
Horse Diet Rules For Health And Longevity
The text advises a balanced horse diet using natural foods such as brass seeds stalks foliage and seed pools. It warns against feeding hay alone and stresses including roots, hay, and work-appropriate grain when needed to maintain health and prevent neglect or discard.
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Sumer
Thay
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