Stuck On Himself Poem Trials In Washington
Bloodgood H Cutter famed as a Long Island poet travels to Washington and, daily, signs his name and title in the hotel register sometimes adding poet. He is described as a character who toured the world with Mark Twain. The piece notes odd daily ritual and touches on home remedy tips for cleaning bottles with tea, potato peelings, water, and charcoal.
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Washington Post
Bloodgood H. Cutter
Long Island
Washington
Mr. Cutter
Mark Twain
Register
Farms and farmers the bee needs and poultry tips
The issue offers farmer guidance on beekeeping in mild winters, hive care, feeding, and brood management. It covers reducing brood chamber size, supplying honey, and February brood activity, plus cabbage growing notes and cabbage root insight. Poultry advice stresses shelter, brooder safety, feed balance, stimulants risks, and wholesome food as the best tonic. All a round farming notes urge seed testing, clover seed checks, and early scion cutting with spring reseeding plans.
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Farm Journal
Poultry Yard
Climbing bass roosts on trees on distant coasts
The New York World describes the climbing bass Anabas scandens known as the tree climber found on Eastern Asia coasts. It leaves water to travel on shore using its gills and fins, climbing trees up to six feet, then returns to the sand with a paddle like tail action.
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New York World
Asia
Heavenly Advice and a Heaven Sent Command
Governor Matthews cites a postal card claiming a heaven commanded no extra session. The postmark reads Wabash and the sender lists heaven as home. The incident is linked to crank correspondence, with broader notes on historical lithographs and literary pieces in the March Century.
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Indianapolis Journal
Matthews
Republican Committee
Wabash
Gowdy
King
Florida Facts and Florida Trips on Big Four Route
Florida December? February and March are best months to visit. Travel by train from northern cities to Cincinnati then transfer to through trains to Jacksonville. Direct connections at Central Union Station with all lines to Florida. Contact Big Four Route agents in Cincinnati for tickets and schedules.
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W. H. Watt
Vermont St
Indianapolis
Bk. J. Moon
Central Avenue
Joe Reagan
Baldwin& Miller
S. Meridian Street
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Brightwood
Robert H. Gustin
Clifford Avenue
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Irvington
Ind
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Danville
Col
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W. H. Messenger
Washington and
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Florida
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Louisville, Ky
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Chicago, Il
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Chicago
Peoria
Columbus
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Central Union Station
Big Four
B. C. McCormick
D. B. Martin
Ohio
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