The Plunderers Scheme Over a Valuable Steamer
A dialogue reveals a plot to hijack a likely overinsured steamer carrying specie valued at hundreds of thousands of pounds. The conspirators discuss methods to lose the ship or its cargo via piracy, with negotiations over bribes and engineering a covert theft, while warning of dangerous consequences.
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Theresa
Ixia
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Mr. Shell
Patrick Cambel
Mm Zito
Frith
Theodore Shelf
Shell
Bhelf Walikaly
Evers
Callao
Port Said
Zeta
London
Tiberes
Rascal
Guyotty
Tempting of Captain Kettle in a pirate plot unfolds
In Shelf's diner the tense meeting centers on Theodore Shelf and Cambel plotting a piracy scheme. Captain Owen Kettle, once blamed for the Doge of Venice incident, weighs joining with cash and family stakes, while Shelf and Cambel press a hard bargain and threaten with a dangerous, final choice.
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Gwen Kactle
Patrick Caribe
Shelf
Theodore Shelf
Sia
Tyr
Wtate Aus
Cambel
Mr. Shelf
Theodors Shelf
House of Commons
Mr. Theoders Shelf
Kettle
Hind
Kettla
Frent Shipping
Owen Kettie
Mr. Sheif
High Seas
We May Come Ts and the Labor Unions in New York
Alexis Alladin, leader of the Russian Duma's labor party, admires American unions in New York. He recalls a story of a bride crying in a club over an unfair strike by Mrs. Simmons' new dinner gown and notes the male population's attitudes toward women and labor.
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Alexis Alladin
Ohe
Duma
Labor Party
New York
America
Smising
George
Henry Bimmons
Poultry Care Tips For Summer Chicks And Vermin Control
Practical guidance for poultry keepers on dusting setting hens for lice, reviving near dead chicks after storms, managing late hatched chicks, and feeding during heat. Advice covers water quality, fresh milk use, avoiding corn, shelter, and the use of wire netting to deter rats. Emphasizes natural rearing methods, colony grouping, and mass dipping to control pests.
How to Keep Milk Sweet at the Ultnois Station
W J Frazer of the Ultnois experiment station offers tips to keep milk sweet for cows. Emphasizes clean cows, clean yards, and clean bedded stalls, condemning filth and the wetting of teats. Recommends thorough utensil washing, sun sterilization, and using vessels only for milk to prevent tainted milk contamination.
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W. J. Frazer
Ultnois
Milk supplies dip at creameries amid high feed costs
For six months milk deliveries to creameries have fallen sharply as feed prices soar and dairymen culled herd fatally. Some large concerns investigate and find reasons. Dairymen dried off poorer cows and faced labor shortages, trimming herds and doing the work themselves. Though temporary, these conditions may push dairy toward better cow quality and feeding accuracy, and butter prices rise this summer.
Buying Cows On Guarantee And Handling Bulls Safely
Advice for dairy farmers on buying cows with uncertain guarantees and avoiding reliance on professional sellers. Emphasizes calving training, selecting calves, and avoiding overreliance on pasture stock yards. Stresses proper bull management with open yard access, heat relief, abundant green feed, and constant water to prevent aggression.
Dairy notes suggest grazing strategies for productive cows
The article advises seasonal pasture management for dairies, recommends green fodder in dry periods, and notes that using grain with grass can aid cows but fresh cows do best on pasture. It discusses feeding rations, evaluating each cow’s value, silo feeding, and buttering practices during summer.
Unclear Readable Fragments From Old Newspaper Page
Fragmented OCR text contains scattered quotes and slang about law, physiology, economics, marriage, and violence with unclear attributions. The readable parts reference a legal line about rights, a term for the stomach pit, and moral commentary on men, women, and a referee metaphor.
Bouguerenn Sale Totals $75,000, Sloan Remarks
John Sloan, noted illustrator, describes a Bouguerenn sale at $75,000. He cites a whimsical aside about Gobsa Golde and his daughter Lotta to illustrate how such auctions prompt curious dialogue.
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John Sloan
Wicher
Gobsa Golde
Lotta
Eczema Covered Baby Finds Cure in Cuticura Remedies
A Piermont New Hampshire mother recalls her son’s severe infant eczema and years of torment before starting Cuticura Remedies at age three years four months. Within two months his condition improved and after six months he was fully well. October 24, 1905.
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R. L. Risley
Piermont, N. H
Quote clash over rival's speech belies politicking
A reporter pressed Senator Tillman about an opponent's address. The senator dismissed it with a sly remark, calling it similar to champagne with froth and dryness. The exchange highlights partisan theater surrounding the speech.
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Tillman
Senator Tilman
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