World Wheat and Rye Deficit Signals Coming Famine Risk
An extensive study highlights a global wheat and rye shortfall of at least 20 million bushels, with Europe facing famine risk within a year. It cites Russia’s export bans and poor continental harvests, plus potential US and Canada exports, as factors driving prices and food scarcity.
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America
Europe
Russia
Kouae
Ministry of
United
Ireland
United States
Citherwis
Sue Wook
Dubai
Ulf
Turist
Christ Foretelling His Death and the Greeks Who Sought Jesus
The lesson discusses Jesus predicting His death and the coming of Gentile interest as Greeks seek to see Him. It covers belief themes, self denial, the cross, and the global expansion of the gospel, with reference to scriptures from John and Ephesians.
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Christ
John
John xii
Jesus
Luke
Philip
Bethsaida
Galilee
Andrew
Asay
God
Goland
Jonge
Lazarus
Jona
Darst
Tibet
Wandering Faith and Heavenly Vision in a Religious Fragment
A fragmented religious reading blends poems and reflections on prayer and Christian duty. It includes visions of heaven, Jesus’ voice, and a veteran discussion of prayer paired with work as guiding forces, alongside a long devotional meditation on scripture and trials.
Temperance talk and gin trade in widespread reform debate
The discussion spans temperance in Germany and the United States, noting beer consumption in Bavaria at about 200 litres per head and the health impact of intemperance. It cites railroad and industry rules against on duty drinking and highlights the global temperance congress movement and its calls for wider reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Bavaria
Locomotive Engineers
Yearly land entries and acres under culture laws report
The article reports on land entries for the year under culture laws, detailing acres entered for private lands, government lands, and Indian allotments. It cites totals such as 1 37251 acres of gross land and 120 404 acres of Indian land, with fees amounting to 77 060 dollars and numerous entries processed.
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Er Carter
the Report
Fun
Dav
Tur Sheriff and the Bora Building Associate Controversy
A garbled note outlines a local dispute involving a sheriff, building groups, and a belief that something may be gained without cost. The readable fragments hint at a complainant or observer questioning motives and integrity within a property or street association context.
Milk in a Paper Bag and a Clever Dairy Trick
A New England grocer explains how a lad carried milk home in a double paper bag. The inner bag held two quarts of milk while grease prevented leakage, proving milk can be carried in a bag despite initial skepticism from customers. The tale notes the risk borne by the seller and warns not to stop with stories on the journey.
Man-Faced Crab From Japan Astonishes Viewers
The world famous man faced crab of Japan is less than an inch long with a head resembling a Chinese laborer and facial features including eyes nose and mouth. It has two leg-like appendages from its head and two short feelers resembling a forked beard, and it swarms inland seas in Japan according to St. Louis post dispatch.
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Essex Sea
Republic
Allemton
Conzo State
United States
Philadelphia
Goie
Austria
France
Utah
Canada
Giroeaw
Satiahy
Philedetpris
California
Iris
Beeching
Wien
Ares
Holland
Platts
Arius Srathy
Weil
Cogue Worlp
Glasgow
American Temperance Sion
Congress of
1C TV
Pyocement
Chev
Brethretiggi
Rangenbute
Tiecuss
Minte
Japan
St. Louis
Bismarck Keeps Gallantry Despite Old Age
The New York Tribune notes Prince Bis marck remains active at home giving a kiss to a young lady who asked to kiss his hand. He runs brick kilns at Friedrichsruh and has rebuilt saw mills burned earlier. His income from brick tile and wood pavement works is about 50 000 dollars a year.
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Ting
Ny Bey
Chrit
Bismarck
Dameel
Friedrichsrule
New York i Ward Tribune
Oddities in Painting and Rail Notes from Sonoma County
A crude description merges an artist using colored sand to create designs with a railroad note about two redwood trees supporting timbers in Sonoma County California. It mentions a lambs cut from a height above a creek and a forecast of 200000 bushels of wheat from a Dal ripe farm.
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France
Leite Cnp Tree
Gira Hines
Stailroad
Sonoma County
Cal
Grasshopper control and farming practices in California
The article discusses Professor Coquillet of the Agricultural Department advising that burning grasshopper breeding grounds could be effective before hoppers swarm, but dangers in dry California regions limit this method. It notes plowing around fields may expose eggs and reduce infestations, and mentions frequent cultivation discourages grasshopper breeding. It also cites broader notes on California infrastructure and various advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquillet
Agricultural Department
Government
California
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery claims blood cleansing power
An advertisement argues Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood for conditions from Dyspepsia to Scrofula and promises a money back guarantee if it does not benefit. It is billed as the year round remedy, cheapest and unequaled, with dealer profits noted but not the buyer’s concern.
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Dr.Pierce
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Aarkness
Heavenly Fold
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Brea
Nesta
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Madierine le Sciscon Eitier
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Congo
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Wehowig
Carter
Pobtu
Bora
Crab
Caseeltiow Py
Arth Thakotar
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Fredonia
N.Y
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Paeamonina
Erie
New York
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Tadine
Lia
Caromra
Staatter Feet Bay
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Brestioe
Lela Gottis
Kiina
HA Aronst
Micide
Stawipa
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
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