Duel Ends Fatally Says Eye on Steel and Folly
A deranged musings column notes Marquis De Mores fatally wounded adversary in a sword duel, mocks modern weaponry, and warns about speculators and corners in markets. It references a Kentucky legislature delay, a Philadelphia Times jab at vice and Waterloo, and Sarah Bernhardt into Wilde, with curious asides on divorce law and smoke-prevention tech. The text blends social satire with scattered news items and literary gossip.
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Marquis de Mores
Milk adulation dangers prompt city milk inspection push
An article urges city authorities to establish a robust milk inspection system to stop adulteration by certain dealers. It notes a Chicago physician's findings on the milk expansion process, praising measures to shield infants and the sick, and stresses public support for stricter controls against this harmful practice. It also discusses tornado frequency and urban impact versus rural areas, arguing weather patterns and settlement density affect reporting and damage.
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Chicago
MIU
Morality and Industrial Work for Women Explored
Mn Canon, LD, surveys a feature on morality versus industrial occupations for women. Mr Wright argues women’s entrance boosts intellect and virtue, while coemployment of sexes is a safeguard against immoral conditions. The piece notes the need for thoughtful, urbanized labor and criticizes sensational views.
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Mn Canon
Wright
Abe
Dreadful Asiatic cholera reaches toward Europe and America
Report from Constantinople warns cholera is rapidly spreading through Persia to the Caspian coast and toward Russia. Observers note neglect of sanitary reform and increased mortality while mobs of devout Muslims pray for mercy. If unchecked, the disease could reach Smyrna Naples and the United States via steerage passengers.
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Persia
Constantinople
Allah
Persidt
Caspian Sea
Haku
Russia
Asia
Europe
Mediterranean
Smyra
Naples
United States
New York
Gena
Eorthern
Ruskia
Scurf on Sweet Potatoes Examined and Preventive Notes
Researchers discuss sweet potato scurf caused by a moldlike organism. The article explains how the disease appears as brown, rough skin and shriveling, its spread potential to sprouts, and the importance of using clean stock and careful manure use. It advises reducing manure, testing hotbeds, and exploring fertilizer use to mitigate rot and blights while preserving yields.
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Atlas
Fruit Varieties Strive For Quality Over Quantity
The piece argues that large fruits endure weed and soil stress better than small ones, while berries perish under poor conditions. It notes public taste not yet cultivated to different fruit varieties and doubts scientific standards matter to consumers. Emphasis remains on quantity and cheapness over quality.
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Fantly Shaw
Yose
Carpenter
Farner
Dahors Seeks Efficient Farm Work Plan Amid Rising Costs
A damaged OCR fragment discusses increasing farm labor demands and the need to organize work efficiently. It mentions minimizing expenses and leveraging available resources to get tasks done without excessive outlay. The text references plans to optimize effort and time on the farm.
Machine Planting Promises Uniform Crop Emergence
The article discusses using planter machines to drop seed and wet at once, claiming uniform soil covering and better emergence than hand planting. It notes machines for corn and potatoes improve depth consistency and reduce labor, with savings offsetting costs.
Folding trellis guides winter care for vines and climbers
An Agriculturist description explains folding trellises to support Clematis ivy and similar plants over winter. It details durable ground stakes, hinged lower sections, and a stay across the trellis. The design allows folding for easy storage and safe bending of vines without damage.
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Jane
Ightangles
A Pout Neal Box A Cheese Bows Nest Box For Hen
A compact nest box design with a square entrance provides a convenient shelter for hens. It allows easy waving and hides the hen whether laying or sitting, offering a practical nesting option.
Poultry Husbandry Tips and Feeding Advice
A fragmented poultry article offers advice on keeping birds in good condition, feeding with shells and sulfurs, drying egg shells for feed, coop timing, and fattening pens. It notes ducks lay daily after certain care and warns against letting fowls roam. It ends with a snappy poultry-news quotation on pork and beet versus hen meals.
For Those Who Cook Bruea Anrast Cakes Aid
A recipe fragment collection listing measures for Nour milk sugar butter egg and soda plus directions for fruit desserts and creams. Includes strawberry cream and stewed strawberries with whipped cream and vanilla, and a barley dish with soaked grain and berries.
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Steawserniss Warit
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