Lettered weddings and a groom named T
In 1570 France a noble wedding is planned with all items marked by initial T. A misfit groom backed by fortune constraints prompts General Gignoux to improvise. Lieutenant de la Tour volunteers to stand in as groom, enabling the ceremony at noon and a swift departure with the troops. The tale ends noting the clever coincidence of the T initial.
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France
Mme
Bian
Heriter
Monsieur
Ant
Mademoistelle
Benides
M. Teterouge
Mademoiselle
Madempoiselle
Gignoux
Yeu
Generel
Teterouge
Atnf
de la Tour
la Tour
Oid
Luetiter
Madame
Fr. A. Mitchell
Use of Hog Byproducts In Feed Prompts Cautions
Scattered notes discuss farm feed practices from hog byproducts to dairy byproducts, stressing careful use of whey and milk for pigs, risks of rheumatic lameness, and avoiding city swill. It cites G. M. Rommel on waste utilization and mentions Merino imports to New England, silage quality, and the term cut stick as a euphemism for deforestation.
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G. M. Rommel
Potato Rot Remedy for Potatoes and Fruit Trees
Dr James Pletcher outlines a cheap remedy to prevent potato rot by spraying tops during August or when plants are about a foot high with Bordeaux mixture copper sulfate lime and water, plus Paris green to kill potato bugs. He notes stronger mixes possible for potatoes than fruit trees and provides mixture ratios for both crops.
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James Pletcher
Paris
Young Blood Drives Fresh Pace in Major League Baseball
BASE HITS show that young pitchers and lineups are shaping the season. McCloskey teams Homer Smoot to center and Koelskoetter to right as hints of broader talent surge. Herrmann praises Bam Crawford and Cincinnati’s strength, noting Detroit’s acquisition value. Baseball remains a national pastime with a substantial economic impact exceeding five million dollars annually.
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McCloskey
Sth Louis
Feld
Herrmann
Bam Crawford
Detroit
Cinelnostl
Cincinnet! Club
United States
Rooseemn Praises Latin for Education in Amusing Note
The author of Enille, Chews and Latin, is portrayed as fond of chow and joking about Latin’s educational value. He suggests Latin may be more educational yet admits his lighthearted exaggeration to amuse readers.
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Rooseemn
For Sale by Sowden and Lyon Barre 4
Local notice lists a real estate transaction to be conducted by Sowden and Lyon of Barre. The item details a sale offering at public auction with location Barre and the lot number 4. The notice specifies conditions for bidders and payment terms as per the standing sale contract.
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Sowden & Lyon
Barre
Consumption cure becomes political issue in Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia on January 23, a Republican platform plank calls for dispensaries, hospitals, and sanatoriums to treat the communicable disease consumption. The measure advocates funding the Henry Phipps Institute and notes Dr Lawrence Flick and Dr Leonard Pearson as key figures in TB study and a perfected serum claimed to cure consumption.
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Philadelphia
Jane
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Lawrence FL ¥Lick
Henry Phipps Institute
Lionard Pearson
Unis Institute
Notable Educators and Record Throws Highlight New England News
Mrs Fairbanks frequents the presidential gallery with friends while Margery Bell of Chicago breaks a world record by throwing a 204 feet 4 inches baton. Miss Marila Johnson, tax collector in New Hampshire, earns acclaim as the first woman in the role in New England. Lucy Ernst of Philadelphia wins a Carnegie medal for kindness in Pike County. A girl treats a cattle bite by extracting venom with a penknife, and the medal proves to be her second award as a grateful family credits her for saving the boy.
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Meg Doggett
William McKinley
Alwrays
Marila BH. Johnson
New Mamypehire
New England
Lucy B. Ernst
Philadelphia
Pike County
College and School News From Tarkis to Yale Echoes
An array of notes on higher education figures and actions. David Ranken Jr plans an industrial school in St. Louis modeled after a Massachusetts institute. Yale professor A W Welgut discusses experimental physics and a Yale connection. Charles I Joleen of Princeton resigns after 23 years as English chair. W B Bart of Nebraska advocates agriculture in public schools. Also mentions ancient limits and early Egyptian rites. A Norwich meal charity scheme offers a substantial meal in exchange for participation.
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David Ranken, Jr
Tarkis
St. Louis
Massachusetts
A. W. Welgut
Sloane Phgical
Yale College
Yale
Charles I Joleen
Prinity College
Hartford
Han
W. &. Bart
Nebraska
Famous Iron Mountain mine to be converted to stock farm
The Iron Mountain Company once the nation’s richest iron ore source near St. Louis will dissolve and convert its assets, including 12,000 acres in several counties, into a stock farm near Farmington Missouri. Shares and farmlands will be distributed to stockholders and heirs after court action.
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Ivnis
Jimé
United States
Iron Mountain Company
Farmington
St. Louis
James Harrison
Jules Vatte
Charles P. Chouteau
Henry Belin
Julia Maffiet
Felix Valle
Wen
Missour
James Eldrison
Julen Valle
Cwparathen
Foemington
Montague
Tray Mountain
Lande Bel Bo
Don
Willian Stollinger
St. Loule
Heat Construction Company
Ifor Granite
Syenite Granite Company
Belinles
Wabash, Cheet & Western Railroad Company
Jeleven
Nationtal Bank of St
Ball Family Reunion at Greystone Reserve
The fourth annual Ball family reunion gathered at Greystone Fezra Shelburne June 24 with folks arriving by horse teams. A social hour followed dinner under the trees and a literacy program of singing readings and a King Haakon pronunciation lesson. Officers were elected for the evening, including Ball as president and Noble Ball as treasurer, with a committee on literary activities.
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Shelviene
Willard Ball
Greystone Fiesza
Shelburne
Stalin
IV News
Wieford S. Ball
Shethurne
Provident
Wiletui’ Ball
Northree Vier
Erorma A. Mall
Nortevernsburgh
Noble L. Kio Hall
North Porrtelurgh
Toeaskery
Wut Mee
Kara Mall
Feeristemrpell
Alten Phillips
Biekmonl
Mire
Noble Lo Bhinball
Sarth Periabarpy
Mog
North Herriehtingi
Murderer’s Respite Reveals Hidden Identity in Bear Valley
Bear Valley resident Walter Marvin Lancaster lived nineteen years as John Lang hiding a Maine past. A Maine homicide claim and later acquittal surfaced at inquest after his death. Neighbors knew him friendly, ambitious to keep his secret hidden despite chronic illness and a quiet life.
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Walter Marvin Lancaster
Carrie
Bear Valley
John Lang
Lang
Maine
Lancaster
Jewersr
Howe
Orebant
Casey
Culbertson Toll Ridge
Sacramento
Bristol Principal Resigns for Law Practice
Professor N Poe, longtime Bristol High School principal, resigns after four years to pursue law. He was admitted to the bar last year and will join Pot Fish’s firm briefly before moving to Mathind to join KH O'Brien’s office. Graduating students and local residents commend his service as he enters the legal field.
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N Poe
Ray Whee Trail
Frristol High School
Leev
Pot. Fish
Mathind
Une
KH. O'Brien
We School
Saveesa
Holy Cross Football Schedule Sets Record Year
The 1925 Holy Cross grid plan features a landmark schedule with top opponents. The squad opens in October with pivotal games against Cornell and Dartmouth, highlighting a major expansion of the season and new facilities at Whitnfield field.
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Worometer
William ‘Neil
Hely Chans Fonnadt Lea
Senet
Heatereson
Holy Cross
Dad
Forth
Sean
Cornell
Willams
Yard. Com
Dartmouth
Wittonfield
Srr
Five Derricks Fall In Oil Field Accident
An incident Thursday near an oil site caused multiple derricks to collapse. Several workers were injured, with one seriously hurt as a chain reaction led to at least two derricks falling. The accident disrupted operations for days while investigators and Mardi Basin officials assess damage and safety procedures.
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Manley
Manley Livhite
Haniel
A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Forever
A brief note discusses Ds T Felix Gouraud and his Orient Dream or medical sonuti ote sda, reflecting on beauty standards and cosmetic ideas in a historical context.
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T. Felix Gouraud
Orient
Senator Proctor and Marble Contracts Questioned
Washington reports a proposed provision by Chairman Tawney to allow Senator Proctor incorporated to supply marble for government buildings. Proctor seeks $1,000,000 more for the Agricultural and Senate office wings, amid questions of legality and the President's displeasure with his contracts.
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Washington, D.C
Tawney
House Appropriations Committee
Proctor
Vermont
Cemetery Contract
Tormirendy
Senate
Proctor Aysow
Fletcher DL Proctor
Root
Tiwan
Proctar
Obyuys
Committee On Appropriations
Hopae i
Monty
Agricultural Department
Appropriations
Congress
Mroetor
Sioux City to Run Garbage Plants for Alcohol Fuel
A Sioux City meeting discussed transforming city garbage into alcohol fuel for nightly engines. Chemist W. Lee and Adam Massener proposed processing waste to produce ethanol, aiming to power city vehicles and support municipal needs with a conserved wood supply.
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USF
Carbage
Sioux City
W. Lee
Adam Massener
W. Tse Davis
Tinkling
Ubrare Bi
Pouprees
Dieppe
Mensanda
Elnythy
Moentiveide College Laboratory
Sint City
Sinerande
Stalies
Horrified At Massacres Washington Dy Are St
Fragmentary OCR text reports public alarm over massacres and fear in the United States amid violence. Unclear specifics but conveys national mood of horror and concern from named locations and figures.
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Washington
Lowe
President for a Day debunked as a fable in 1849 tale
The Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune argues that Atchison of Missouri never served as President. Taylor and Fillmore actually took office on March 3 1849 after Polk and Dallas left the executive, and Atchison’s role was limited to President pro tempore of the Senate.
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Kentucky
United States
Lincoln
Jefferson Baine
Ui House of Representatives
Gaillie
Atchison
Missouri
Kentuckia
Atchfon
Polk
Dallas
Patti
Bernhardt
Zachary Taylor
Secretary of the Senate
Department of State
James K. Polk
Millard Fillmore
Senator Atchison
Senate
Atehiaon
Ftoth
Cincinnati
Tribuoe
74 Graduates of Burlington High
Dartington June 3 Fifty four graduates were awarded diplomas yesterday along with prizes of five dollars each. Mary Tanner of Burlington won Latin scientific honors, Homer Hertrain of Winooski English, and Bello Funes of Burlington received Howard educational fund prizes for best in the cover.
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Dartington
Stratte
Clawpinal
Ty Nellie Ones
Mary Tanner
Burlington
Mary
Peek
Winooski
Mary Melt
Fariington
Homer Hertrain
Howard Educational Fund
Bello Funes
Mori Thonwa Aout Rath Ndereole
Ruth Wilcox
Mutilation of Teeth Among Australian Aborigines
A peculiarity noted in Australian Aboriginal culture is tooth mutilation. A boy seeking manhood may deliberately break one of his front teeth to signify transition.
Minerals and metals linked in ore bodies noted in news
The report notes silver and lead occur together and lead may disintegrate. Copper is found with arsenic and a large Cobar copper mine in New South Wales is said to contain four ounces of gold per ton. It also mentions a historical note about teeth and Sabbath practices among Jewish women using gold or silver false teeth.
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New South Wales
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