Legislature Spotlight on Acre Club Education Plan
Muckogee Oklahoma January 7 legislator Campbell Rosevell proposes practical education for farmers via county Acre Club networks. Each group of ten to fifteen farmers would plant one acre, record costs and outputs, and present results to members. Emphasis on varied crops and climate adaptation to show profitable farming practices. Sold by Clay's over store.
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Muckogee
Campbell Rosevell
Oklaho
Russell
Pythagorae Toad Feeds After 1,000 Years Burial
New York reports a peculiar creature, a toad named Pythagorae, revived after centuries sealed in limestone within a silver mine near Butte Montana. Four eggs and an earthworm provided the meal as the ancient animal regains health and green skin shows signs of return to form.
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New York
Brons Zoo
Butte
Montana
Bear Hunt Ends in Altoona Alley Death and Injury
In Altoona residents joined a New Year celebration when a wild bear wandered into town. As onlookers fled a fire cleanup and shots from firearms drove the animal into an alley where it was killed by police fire. A boy named Oscar Himmel was wounded in the foot during the chase.
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Altoona
Bruth
Altiwnnia
Inspecti i
Atmawar Ninrods
Tewee
Oscar Himmel
Surgical wizardry and organ transplants reported by Carrel
New York January 6 reports Dr Alexis Carrel’s Institute for Medical Research journal describes kidney transplants among animals. Dogs to dogs and cats, and a dog kidney into a goat were performed, sparking discussion among physicians about future human organ replacement.
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New York
Alexis Carrel
Institute For Medical Research
Carrel
Leap Year Fever Hits Washington Bachelors
In Washington the balance shifts as Leap Year nears with 16 000 more eligible women than men. A student-spun tale traces leap year customs from Numa Pompilius to 1228 Scottish law, noting women may propose and men may face dress costs if declined. The idle chatter ends with a bachelor planning Goldfield departure.
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Washington
Goldfield
Isthmus
Numa
Hetirer
Augustus
Nelde
Scotland
Thas
Fellows
Doctor Vanished Amid Cold Feet Mystery in Bronaugh
Dr. Rameey, recently relocated from Walker to Bronaugh, disappeared after telling his family his feet were cold. The wife found a note suggesting he was gone for good as research would be of no use. Authorities note lack of medical practice may have driven him to leave.
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Rameey
Bronaugh
Walker
Hia
A Reward For His Honesty on the Boardwalk
In Atlantic City on January 6 Douglas Gibson a chair pusher found a pocket book with 400 dollars in cash and valuable jewelry. He handed it to the owner a woman who praised his honesty and rewarded him with two dollars and two pennies after she counted the money.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Douglas Gibson
Gibson
Gilbeon
Reverend in Chambersburg Dies Suspected Poison
Esamla Alon, pastor of the Christian church in Chambersburg, is believed to have died from poison. The state’s Attorney began an investigation to determine if the minister was murdered. While preaching in Adrian, Michigan, months earlier, the Rev Media received threats warning of his death. The details and sources of the threats are unclear.
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Eureka
Lile
Esamla Alon
Reyalbert Gish
Christian Church
Chambersburg
Lila
Adrian
Mich
Golden Medical Discovery touted for stomach cure
An ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a gentle, non alcoholic remedy for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims to purify blood, aid digestion, and boost appetite, with references to Golden Seal, Queen's root, and other botanicals and notes praise from a Professor Scudder.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
John M. Scudder
Tome
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promoted as Hair Nourishment
An advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as genuine hair-food that nourishes hair bulbs and keeps the scalp clean. It claims to stop hair loss and promote growth, asserting the product has been sold for over sixty years and preserves existing hair while fostering new growth.
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Ayer
Editorial Attacks Payne Over Tariff Spillover
A Republican column attacks Congressman Payne of New York as the House Ways and Means chair who allegedly aims to curb press freedom. The piece labels Payne a key obstacle to debate, arguing newspapers drive publicity and tariff opposition, and accuses him of stalling adjournment motions to suppress discussion.
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Caiha
Reno Kb Payne
New York
House
Payne
Mike
Tila
Onvsha
Moat Impor Bath Loure
Ihepullewe
Ahd
Cation
the World-Herald
Dayne
Iis
Tao
Kle
Dubee
Abe
Payor
True Feeling From Harper s Weekly
A German visitor in a southern photo studio requests a portrait of himself weeping beside his grave. The photographer laments lacking appropriate accessories and jokes about a grave steel. The German quips that it would be too costly to go to Pennsylvania and offers to cry in the shop instead.
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Dot
Pennsylvania
Alghed Theerman
Indians to Send Choctaw Cadet to West Point
Ardmore Ok Jan 6 Congress man Charles D Carter announced Lamar Jackson of Atoka a full blood Choctaw Indian 17 years old has been appointed as West Point cadet this marks a notable appointment for a full blood Indian Jackson will report to the academy for training and duties.
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Ardmore
Charles D. Carter
Lamar Jackson
Atoka
West Point
Jackson
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