A Tale Of Police Tactics In An Irish Countryside
An Irish border town narrator recounts police informers and undercover schemes during the Land War era. A blacksmith turned informant named Morris Hartley infiltrates a Tubbercurry forge, gathering details on rebels, arms, and secret societies, while authorities deploy spies and coercive measures to curb unrest.
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Book of England
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Ireland
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England
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Dublin Castle
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Dublin
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Tubbercurty
Morrie
Milly Hartley
Bart Jer
Bartley
Hartley
College Green
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Revolutionary Society
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Barthey
Centtal
Swiss Method Claimed Practical In Family Rescue Case
A report describes a man named Feiberg forced to work for his large family after being detained by authorities in Vaud Canton. The incident involves charges of desertion and custody actions as officials took control of the children, while the family remains in a precarious situation amid the commune prison context.
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Poultry on Dry Farm Offers Fall Back for Crop Failures
The Manitoba Agricultural College outlines dry farming poultry as a profitable diversified path to offset grain failures. It argues poultry can yield higher returns with minimal capital, suggests starting with a few settings, and emphasizes proper housing, ventilation, and selective breeding to boost annual per hen production and overall farm diversification.
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Feeding with rape in corn fields for sheep profit
The article argues rape served as fodder in cornfields to fatten sheep, noting farmers should buy feeders early and turn them into the field as soon as ready. It claims sheep enjoy rape and will gain weight from rape shoots and blades without grain, with profitable outcomes.
Cultivate Growing Crop Under Seminarid Conditions
Cultivation is vital for moisture control and weed suppression under seminarid conditions. It improves soil air for root growth and supports soil bacteria that aid nitrogen availability. The old saying cultivation is manure is fading as moisture management and plant feeding are refined.
Alfalfa Needs Much Water for Growth and Storage
North Platte experts explain alfalfa’s high moisture needs and deep rooting, noting its advantage in dry periods but stress from shallow water, soil moisture limits, and the value of deep loam storage. They describe irrigation depth, root penetration, and repeated seeding to improve success under adverse conditions.
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Better Than a Good Rain Discovery in Moisture Bottling
A new method stores moisture in the soil by forming a soft mulch on compacted ground. When stirred, surface evaporation rises moisture to about an inch a week, acting like rain during the growing season and warming the soil.
Poultry Equipment and Feed Advice for Small Farms
The equipment to run a poultry department on a dry farm should be compact and simple. Pan machinery around the yard should be minimal with drinking pans feed hoppers nest boxes and water troughs all kept basic. For good poultry feed corn is the mainstay year round if birds have ample green feed in the warm months.
Poultry and Farm Advice for Summer Care
The notes advise reducing overcrowding in the poultry house by culling older birds and keeping stock stocked with young, thrifty layers. It warns against overworking horses in the summer rush and recommends gradual hardening of the animals.
Why Cucumbers Do Not Bear
A farmer explains cucumber vines failed to bear last year. He cites lack of fortification vs strawberries and other small plants, noting flowers have stamens as male parts and that pollination may have been insufficient for fruit production.
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General Farm Notes From a 19th Century Page
Practical tips on livestock and feed, water quality, and preservation of supplies. Mentions sheep feeding, grain use, manure effects on fertility, white lead and linseed based medicines, and charcoal for preserving corn slaw. Notes fragmentary and likely editorial guidance from a farm column.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Spotlight
A dated testimonial notice praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for recovery from inflammation after childbirth and a request to use the letters publicly. Other damaged text mentions preventing mice from entering pianos with a sliding plate device.
Between Girls Shows Turmoil Over Engagement
A fragment portrays a character questioning an engagement with Cholly. The man writes short letters, and the woman doubts his ability to love, suggesting strain in their relationship.
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Little Girl's Damp Feeling Sparks Harsh Remark
A father removes a water cup from a girl at the table and accidentally spills water on her. The girl declares angrily that she was wet "clear off my feelings" as she leaves the table, highlighting a sharp family moment from Everybody's Magazine.
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Magne Gine
Temperance Meeting At Oak Hall Draws Crowd
Report from Oak Hall last night describes a temperance gathering with a crowded room and disorderly conditions as attendees discuss sobriety and moral conduct amid a chaotic scene.
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Oak Hall
A Winning Start and Breakfast Digestion Tale
A bright teacher found a plain breakfast of fruit toast and eggs caused distress from indigestion. She switched to hot Vostum and Grape Note with cream as a warming meal and has stuck to it for over a year with good results, avoiding many diet changes.
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