Elm Tree Rock Legend of Hocking Valley
The Elm Tree Rock near the Nelsonville Chauncey Pike in Ohio stands a 20 foot high rock 40 foot diameter with a centuries old elm trunk two thirds embedded. A legendary tale tells of an Indian maiden who hoped the tree would split the rock in 12 moons to spare her lover Adonis. the rock never rent, the lover died, and the maiden vanished, leaving a tragic legend tied to the site by E. C. Woodsorth from the Unio State Journal.
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Hocking Canal
Elm Tree Rock
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E. c. Woodsorth
Unio State Journal
Trade Prospects in China and the Philippines
A Senate speech extols China’s growing foreign commerce and the Philippines’ vast resources. It argues America must seize China trade via closer access from Manila and warns that neglect could cede economic dominance to Germany, Russia, Japan, and others. The speaker cites potential railways, coal in Cebu, gold yields, copper deposits, and extensive agricultural wealth.
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Mindoro
Paluan
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
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Lydia E. Piniham
United States
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jom Sacz
Dover
Mich
Rosa Hruvey
Cleveland Ave
Canton
Lydia K. Pinkham
Mary A Staul
Watsontown
Lydia E. Dinkham
A. B. Daving
Binghamton
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Quotation Exchange Echoes Streetwise Wit
Chicago Times Herald quips turn on cold bath jokes and daily rain like setbacks. A witty exchange contrasts a morning rinse with life’s persistent dampness, capturing urban blunt humor in a brief newspaper snapshot.
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Iozenges Stop Coughing In Church In The Office
A quoted snippet from the Indianapolis Journal shows a character named Henry offered lozenges to stop coughing in church and a reply by Amelia about preferring lozenges that silence coughing in a ral ary office.
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Indianapolis Journal
Reformulated insect and disease spray instructions
Historical notes describe pest control mixtures using copper sulfate lime milk and petroleum soaps for vines and fruit trees. Directions cover dilution, mixing vessels, and application timing to combat leaf diseases, mildew, and insect pests with safety warnings about early season use and spray equipment.
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Pruning boat aids orchard cleanup and fire disposal
In a Washington orchard a pruning boat helps remove limbs and twigs from fruit trees. A crew uses knives to collect prunings onto a small eight by twelve foot platform boat hitched to horses, burning the brush piles to curb pests and disease. The device doubles as a barnyard manure wagon for fodder and bay.
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Garden truck and garden pests in Portugal incident
Garden tricks describe storing boots in leaf barrels and using barrels for winter cabbage to keep fresh until spring. The piece notes novelty gardening aids and the ease of keeping cabbage in a barrel. It also reports on a scale insect invasion affecting orange groves in Portugal, traced to California and spreading via international pest migration.
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Laban
Official Baths in Capitol Reflected as Free Privilege
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Washington Star
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Armored Trains Define Roles In Campaign Mobilization
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