Neat vegetable storage bin and farming tips from periodical
A farmer explains building a neat veggie storage bin from six dry goods boxes bolted together with a floor spacer and labeled for each crop. Additional notes cover ventilating a stable, encouraging hens to dig for food to improve egg production, and timing apples for cold storage.
Poultry and Dairy Tips From Colorful Farming Notes
A survey of farming practices covers keeping hens and molting, alfalfa as key dairy feed, profitable cow testing at Virginia Station, and a copper treatment for pig worms. It also notes grafting fruit on willow at Gloucester Lodge and a gooseberry currant elderberry trio growing high in a willow.
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Aitate
Denver
Colorado Agricultural College
W. J. R. Wilwon
Jong
Virginia Experiment Station
Buckeye Deal
Gloucester Lodge
Portsmouth Road
London
When Father Knows It All Graffiti
Poem describes a father who dazzles guests with wide ranging facts from freight cars to Mars, oil, politics, fishing, and wine. The speaker notes his verbose outbursts when company is present and his restraint at home, while the mother smiles at his uncensored show of knowledge.
Men of Wealth and Wit Refuse to Quit
A column surveys longtime financiers J P Morgan and James J Hill dodging retirement, arguing steadiness pays in business and public life. It notes Andrew Carnegie and John D Rockefeller once chose to quit while still strong and references cultural lines on naturalists and social banter from period publications.
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Minancial Glante
Wall Street
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegin
Jamon Stilman
H. H. Rogers
New York Journal of Commerce
J. P. Morgam
James J. Hil
Europe
Mr. Morgan
Ennul
Hill
Louis
America
Insect killing brew used by gardeners
A simple garden remedy mixes lime and tobacco water. A bucket of lime is poured into a barrel with tobacco stews, stirred, then after settling the clear water is sprayed on bushes to kill insects that feed on plants.
Lectures Proposed to Improve Poor Conditions at Hotel
A reader suggests organizing a series of lectures at Loutaville’s reasonable hotel to instruct the poor on proper living and improvement. The discussion notes that mistakes are common and invites community action.
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Meiptul
Loutaville
Courier Journal
Chronology of U S and World Events from 1718 to 1908
A dense, patchy timeline lists milestones from 1718 Mississippi charter to 1908 events. It cites colonial charters, battles, territorial changes, fires, rail progress, inaugurations, assassinations, disasters, and notable deaths, with scattered names like Benedict Arnold, William McKinley, and Fort Shall never die.
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Mississipps Company
Louisiana
Rhode
Battle of the Brandywine
Benedict Arnold
Connecticut
Congress
New York
United States
Georgia
Lfe
Savannah
Tripoli
Hort Harrison
Zachary Tay
Indiana
Erie
James Montgomery
New York City
Albany
Scott
Chapultepec
House of Representatives
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Sebastopol
William Walker
Lee
Potomac
Maryland
Sherman
Atlanta
Supreme Court of California
San Francisco
Central Pacific Railroad
Stephen A. Douglas
Chicago
Sheridan
Butler
Kansas
National Prohibition Party
Chi
Eugenie
Gen
Mc- Cook
P. FP. Wintermute
Yankton
Dakota
Mtty
New Orleans
Gov. Kellogg
Lafayette
UN Fon Square
Lirtiah
Youle Cadvagnari
Cabal
Paottle
Gold Croek
Montana
Guilford
Conn
Ita
Wyoming Territory
William McKinley
Ohio
Akron
House of Lords
Parliament of Relations
South Carolina
Columbian, & C
Osceola
Houghton
Mich
Santa Fe
Emporia
Kan
Galveston
Old Favorites The Grave Poem Fragment
A poem fragment reflects on calm for the weeping and rest for weary pilgrims. It speaks of a shipwrecked wanderer seeking shelter, a dreamless sleep, and the soul finding heaven's eternal light beyond earthly pain. The verses contrast storm and calm, tying mortality to divine imagery.
New San Francisco signals shift in city life and morals
From The World's Work, the piece argues fireproof concrete and steel define a new business district. old landmarks fade as public morals tighten, gambling and saloons decline, and tradition gives way to reform as California modernizes. The essay notes frontier days ended and city life mirrors Boston.
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San Francisco
Edgar’ Prench
Chinatown
New York
Gambil
Gallifornia
Sai Francisag
Boston
Rail and boundary law notes mix with odd anecdotes
A fragmented legal summary discusses railroad liability for death, duty of care, and appellate references. It weaves in border questions between Oregon and Washington and ends with a humorous street dialogue about judges and chauffeurs.
Mont Blanc climb and mining town violence report
Walter and Hood of New York climbed Mont Blanc from Chamonix in nine hours breaking the prior nine and a half hour record set by Morehead in 1568. Dering fought four members of the Black Hand at the Gentry mines near Parviteville Kentucky. Mike Galite shot and killed Antonio Alfonsette. Four men led by Mike Dominick demanded money from Geils and tried to compel him to join in an attempted robbery.
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Walter & Hood
New York
Mont Blanc
Chamonis
Morehead
Black Hand
Gentry Mines
Parviteville
Mike Galite
Antonio Alfon- Sette
Mike Dominick
Geils
Aunswer
A Liberal Education And The Reading List It Demands
The piece argues a liberal education rests on current history and science texts, not mere literary polish. It advocates reading modern textbooks in chemistry physics geology biology astronomy sociology political economy and world history to gauge journals, with literature playing a supporting role but not defining the core framework.
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Mowleder
Fon Mberal
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