Fattening Poultry by French Method in Baltimore Area
A Baltimore area establishment uses the process of en graissement to fatten chickens and ducks for market. The system, perfected in France, confines birds in vertical pens with a high trolley feeding line and automated apparatus delivering soft fodder directly to each bird’s throat. The owner, an American, says the method yields faster growth, firmer meat, and better table quality than traditional feeding.
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France
Aman
Angicla
Laltimore
Uyerere
Miryland
Une
Baltimore
How Coyotes Hunt and Race Like Soldiers in the Desert
An old miner in Moreno recounts coyote hunting as a disciplined pack. He describes a dawn reveille, circular pursuit, and a rotating chase where jackrabbits run for life, pursued by coyotes who kill to feed. The pack ranks themselves with a chief, ordering tactics like a military force drawn from Grant era studies.
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Cal
Orant
Gen. Grant
No Chance To Be Pious A Mele Drvling Mountaineer
A fragmented Western Michigan style tale recounts a mountaineer driving mules who meets a weltering camel rider along a road. The rider asks for directions and the mountaineer responds with a curt, evasive remark about staying put at a nearby neighborly area.
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Elrcult
West Virginia
Detroit
Grotsy
The Weather on Mars Declines Polar Snow Cap
An extensive thaw on Mars during recent opposition shows the southern polar cap retreating as Martian summer peaks. Observers note the snow area shrinking from about 2,400 miles to 400 miles in a span across July to November, with continued melt as sunlight wanes.
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St. Petersburg
Greenland
Mount
St. Eliad
Alastan
Heros
Geean
Regia
Polar snow on Mars hides behind the pole in October observations
The article discusses Schiaparelli’s 2477 and 1879 longitude findings, noting during Mars’ southward tilt the snowy cap would be hidden from Earth. It suggests minimal snow extent, possible island-like remains, and compares Mars’ orbital eccentricity and solar heat. It also ponders if intelligent beings similar to humans could exist with an atmosphere far thinner than Earth.
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Polar
Mars
Earth
Campbell
Fragmented notes on Ocean Island and early maritime history
The excerpt recounts early discoveries and wrecks around Ocean Island and nearby islets, mentioning 1830 shipwrecks and 1870 Saginaw losses. It notes relief expeditions, vessel movements, and the Pacific mail trade, with scattered references to Honolulu, captains, and later phosphates as a business. It also shifts to a broad World’s Criminals section with prison statistics and legal history.
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Ocean Island
Gledstanes
United States
Saginaw
Honolulu
King
Long
Rice
Pearl
Hermes Res
Dunwater Castle
Newcastle
Ocean
Wainleale
Iiale
Overisland
Midway Group
Morida
Atlantic Coast
Port Grable Yankee Doodle House in Greenbush Faces Dilapidation
The old Fort Crab mansion in Greenbush on the Hudson, oldest preserved dwelling in America, faces ruin from neglect and souvenir seekers. Built starting 1630 and completed later, its walls show battle marks and portholes. the site played a role in colonial defense and the 1775 Amherst campaign. Preservation calls grow as history lingers and the structure decays.
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Hudson
Uttle
Greenbush
Troy Times
America
Shackburg
Jeremiah van Rensselaer
John Washington
United States
Virginia
Port Grale
Phosphate Mines and Output Across Southern States
South Carolina leads in current phosphate mining with vigorous activity. France and Belgium are noted as major producers worldwide in 1891, while the U S output totals 630 000 tons outside the United States. The report details mine counts, acreage, plant and land investments, employment, and labor costs across South Carolina North Carolina Florida and Georgia, projecting twenty eight years of supply and future labor needs.
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Commissioner of Labor
United States
New York Sun
Carroll D. Wright
Peru
South Carolina
France
Movida
Florida
North Carolina
Meridw
Unis
Iabor
UinuGuLou
Department of
Iit
Georgia
Florila 16
Inbor
Price's Baking Powder Wins Top International Award
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder earned the World’s Pair highest medal and diploma at a major international competition, reflecting broad quality recognition. The awards highlight the product's prominence among baking powders and reinforce its long-standing market leadership.
Northwest agricultural weekly promotion drives free year offer
Free The North Pacific Father weekly in Portland Oregon markets itself as the Northwest’s best and cheapest farm paper. Editor Frank Lee leads a broad network of correspondents with 16 to 82 pages covering agriculture horticulture stock poultry markets and household items. New subscribers who pay one year in advance to Tak Press receive a free year, as do renewing subscribers meeting the advance payment terms.
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Oregon
Northwest
Frank Lee
Granger
United States
Tak Press
Great Northwest Journal
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