Values of Fertilizers and the Injustice of Experiment Stations
A critique of fertilizer valuation by agricultural experiment stations. It compares estimated trade values with wholesale prices, argues stations overstate values to favor manufacturers, and proposes farmer self-mixing using nitrate of soda, ground phosphate, and potash. It discusses market dynamics, costs, and practical home mixing methods.
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United States
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
New England
Middle
South Carolina
Menhaden
Necaees
Costa
A Gentleman's Quest for Tyrone in a Strained town
Jack confronts Fanny Bardswell's revelations about Tyrone Canning's abduction linked to Kale Cannin, a stranger at the church, and a gunfire incident. Dr Vanter, Rollo the dog, and a rumor of Tyrone near Fenwick Forge propel Jack toward the countryside to locate Tyrone, Fenwick Forge, and the missing papers.
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Tyrone
Panny
Jack
Fanny
Kale
Kale Cannne
Ulea
Yrone
Kale Cannin
Cypains
Vanigor Drye
Issim
Tyrone Rt
Canning
Rolland
Arthur Douglass
Lucy
Fenwick Forge
Fenwick
Lintend
Shea
Rollo
Oak
Kate Canning
Madge
Doctor
Fanny Bardswell
Dr. Vanteer
Willmely
Bearn
Pie Jack
TampaHotel to Pioneer Telephone Guest Service
The New York Sun reports the Millionaire Plan hotel in Tampa will connect every room to the office by telephone and allow guest access to rooms and friends. A Paris Exposition marvel, the orchestrion, will be in the music room and can be heard full volume from any room by telephone.
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New York Sun
Tampa
Millionnaire
Millionnaire Flagler
St. Augustine
Gopun
Belamy
They Recognized the Mayor in a Philadelphia Car Scene
Edwin H. Fitler, elected mayor, rides to his office in a car with two women who criticize the mayor’s portrait. One woman snatches a pipe, compares the image to the real mayor, and stares as the car travels toward Front Street, prompting the mayor to escape their gaze.
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Edwin H. Pitter
Fitler
2D St
Front St
Woman in French costume puzzle by World comment
A World commentary notes a woman wearing a French made costume with hooks and fastenings under cover and no buttons, prompting the question how she managed to enter the garment. The remark reflects fashion intrigue and curiosity about period attire and its complexity.
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Noti Thed
N. J
Dhobar
Udaipur
Rajputana
India
New York
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Mexico
Greenwich
England
Montreal
Can
Worcestershire
Eng
Browther Brothers
Soo” Canal
Lakes Superior
Huron
Suez Canal
Hannibal
Newman, Ga
Bavara
Leavenworth
Kas
Germany
Allgemeine Ryqnkeshate
London
Italy
California
Genessee County Mich
Led by a Dog and Hidden Heir Unfolds Hidden Truth
Jack Trevallian confronts grief after his father's death and seeks Tyrone with Dr. Vanleer challenging his path. Arthur Douglass shares Thorndale adventures as Miriam Montcalm watches, while a secret envelope reveals Tyrone as the heir in a tale of wealth, deception, and reunion.
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Arthur Douglass
Malcolm Douglass
Miriam Montcalm
Rthur Douglass
Tyrone
Martiage
Thorndale
Miriam
Arthur
Dr. Trevallian
Boston Cooking School Dishes Delight Dainty Readers
At the Boston cooking school last week dishes included Pork Tenderloins with sauce piquante and butter stock, Sweet Potato Souffles, Oatmeal Muffins, Chicken Hash with Rice Toast, and Coffee Cake. Recipes detail browning, seasoning, rising dough, and oven times, reflecting home kitchen guidance.
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Boston Cooking School
Experiments on French railways urge better locomotive fronts
Electrical Review notes experiments showing atmospheric resistance to fast trains often equals half total drag. Two engines with 108 pounds per ton at 37 mph were tested separately and together, the combined resistance dropping to 14.8 pounds per ton due to masking. Suggests a suitable front design could save 8 to 10 percent of effective power.
Plating venture profit inquiry in old letter
A woman recalls sending $3 to W H Griffith & Co of Zanesville Ohio for a Plater and earning $36 in a week. She questions whether this success is notable for a girl, noting tableware and jewelry to plate at every house while suspecting fraud.
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Mr. Gray
W. H. Griffith & Co
Zanesville
Ohio
Widespread Oddities and World Notes From 1891
A collage of curiosities and brief world items. John E. Parsons rumored to have earned 400000 for sugar trust work. Count Rothenburg, 10, a Prussian dragoon lieutenant. Reports of caves, bats, long elevator rides, telegraph milestones, and global oddities from Africa to Alaska.
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New York
Kia
Count Rothenburg
Dragoons
Prince Bismarck
Hamburg
Europe
German East Africa
Equitable
New York City
T. H. Pullen
Milford
Moscow
Russia
Port Binkely
Seattle
Wash
Harrison
Buena Vista
Marshal Jackson
Pittsburg
Penn
America
Washington
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Morse
Congress
United States Army
Sheridan
John M. Schofield
Pasteur
Denmark
England
Germany
France
Greece
July
Spain
Brazil
India
Norway
Alaska
Yukon River
Custer County
Montana
United States
Columbus
California
Valley of Death
Joseph
Ello
Estville
Ind
Munich
Laysrd
Nineveh
British Museum
London
Stamboul
Philadelphia
Adam
St. Louis
Stewart
Dawson County
Texas
George Billings
George
George Des
Queen's College
Oxford
Mary Mocejks
Erie
Newport
Trinity County
Cal
Chester
Georgia
Echols
Charlton
Pistol River
Curry County
Oregon
Ochlockonee
South Colchester
M. Brown
Ned
Margaret
Ana
Wells
Baiting Hollow
Long Island
Ona
Atlas
Fun for Boys and Girls Dwarf Illusion Trick
Two boys perform a simple stage illusion for entertainment. One boy stands behind a table with hands on it while the other stands behind and embraces him, creating a hidden, curtain‑concealed composite figure.
Dwarfs and Droll Shows in a Rehearsed Room Trick
A doorway table holds a boy with boots on his hands and a jacket over his shoulders to form a dwarf illusion. The disguise may depict a Turk or Moor while a third boy acts as showman narrating the dwarf’s history. The dwarf can dance and perform feats, rehearsed for comic effect.
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Jangheer
Loge and Amen Quip Reveals Quiet Household Quirk
In a short exchange, Maud asks Mabel if she prays, and Mabel replies she says prayers two or three times daily. Maud praises her, and Mabel humorously notes she says the loge Brayer when hearing her curling iron rise to the Amen, illustrating a light domestic moment.
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Maud
Mabel
Brayer
Subscriptions offer for weekly magazines and newspapers
A long list promotes subscriptions to a wide range of magazines and journals with combined pricing options via The Weekly Globe. Terms suggest minimum one year orders, free postage by The Globe, and a note that only one magazine can be sent to a single address. requests for additional titles may be ignored.
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News Journal
Weekly Globe
The
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