The Man Who Crushes the Shells of Sidewalks
A reflective piece compares rulers of history to a domineering, selfish man who humiliates workers and crushes the weak. It warns that such tyranny harms society and urges guiding children away from these traits with urgency.
Mottier's Cook Book Perilous Margin Quote
A quoted excerpt from George Ellot warns of a precarious future as we observe dull consent and shabby achievements, suggesting a critique of societal prospects and personal responsibility.
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George Ellot
Maple flavored desserts and emergency pudding prep
A list of misc desserts using custard, starch pudding, or rice with maple syrup. Instructions include beating egg yolks, using maple syrup with milk, bread slices browned in butter, maple mousse recipes, and maple sauce variations with pecans, cornstarch, and butter. Delivers practical steps for quick desserts.
Greatness and Resolve in Defeat and Duty
Poem extols manly greatness found in steadfast endurance. It asserts that fighting on despite fate yields honor even in loss and that defeat is surrender while the fallen flag can be picked up by a brother to carry on. It emphasizes keeping trust as the true measure of merit.
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Jack Warner
Herod
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
General Pershing Hero of U S and Europe
The article recalls General John J. Pershing born September 13 1860 in Linn County Missouri. It traces his career from West Point to campaigns in the Philippines Moros Santiago and pursuit of Villa. It notes personal tragedies including his mother wife and children and his rise as expeditionary force leader.
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John Joseph Pershing
United States
Europe
Linn County
Missouri
West Point
Kurek
Manchuria
Villa
Mexico
Presidio
California
Pershing
Santiago
Philippines
George Matthew Adama
Samuel Slater the Father of American Cotton Mills
Samuel Slater born 1760 in Derbyshire England left with only memory of cotton machinery after abandoning notes to escape a 100 pound reward. He apprenticed to Dedediah Strutt, mastered spinning, then emigrated to the United States where he became a leading cotton manufacturer in Pennsylvania.
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Yaz
Slater
Samuel Slater
Hollyhouse Farm
Derbyshire
England
Wiliam
Elizabeth Slater
Samuel
Dedediah Strutt
Ata
America
New World
Pennsylvania
McClure
Byudicats
The Young Lady Across the Way Verse
A fragment references a statement about mob law and a lynching, attributed to the McClure Newspaper Syndicate. The lines present a controversial refrain and imply a call to enforce mob justice across a street setting. The tone resembles syndicated verse rather than a straight news story.
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Way Bay
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
General farming tips for hogs and club work in Franklin County
Rain improves forage for hogs with sorghum stubble and grazing on corn fodder. Sudan grass matures quickly for grazing in 20 to 40 days, enabling 15 to 25 pigs per acre. Peanuts offer high pork yields per acre, while shade and clean water boost pork production. A sow’s value rests on litter size and survivability to weaning, with six to ten pigs ideal. Agricultural clubs in Franklin County push purebred poultry, manure management, and cotton projects, including prizes for lint cotton and seed sales, with substantial potential earnings.
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Sudan
Agricultural Club
Franklin County
Texas
Poultry Club
Corn and Cotton Club
Johnson County
Messrs
Hallman and
Morris
Grandview
Megars
Hallman
Not Well Since Three Years Old Catarrh Cured
Mrs. J. C. Dacus of Little Rock Arkansas shares a long running ear catarrh that began at age three. After neighbor recommendation she used Peruna and Lacu-pia, taking three bottles of each. Discharge and odor disappeared, described as chronic otitis. Peruna marketed in tablet or liquid form.
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J. C. Dacus
Booker St
Little Ek
Ark
Clip on graceful bow after compliment to a man
A brief line notes the simplest reply to a compliment about a man's looks. It suggests bowing gracefully as the polite, minimal response to acknowledge the praise without further chatter.
California Fig Syrup Promises Gentle Relief for Infants
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for constipated babies, with symptoms like wind and feverish breath. It claims quick relief without cramps, notes a delicious taste, and urges asking a druggist for genuine syrup with clear infant directions printed on the bottle.
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California
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