Lieutenant Graetz Man of Grit in African Expedition
A 1911 feature recounts Lt. Paul Graetz and companion Delave Flore on a motorboat traverse from Quilimane to Lake Tangweolo and Congo headwaters. They face avalanches of obstacles, longstanding disease lore, and a fatal buffalo attack that mortally wounds Graetz and Flore, who both persevere through self surgery and arduous journey to Kasama.
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Europe
Africa
Paul Creets
Capeto-Cairo
Joxuroie Mort Fort
Cape Town
Alexandria
Gracie
Central Africa
Indian
Atlantic Ocean
Zaminet River
Pangwootn
Congo River
Quilimane
Porthueee
Pangweotn
Laerdonia
Herald Chicuana
Fort Johnstone
Nynee
Toma
Fife
Chatmbes
Gracia
Atlantic
Luajula
Lake Meru
Paula
Kasengo
Lukonmeolea
Kiambi
Stanleyville
Coquillihatville
Tyumbi
Leopoldville
Congo
Monsieur Delave Flore O Croete
Jin
Jenin
Crade
Hhe
Greets
Merlin
Fiore
Quillmane
Quaqua
Shire
Lake
Nyaann
Karonga
Stevenson Road
Thane
Chambereiner
Nimbere
Chambest
Fenin
Tangweola
Tangweolo
Inet
Grants
Flere
Groots
Mere
Neorsally
Bimeel
Gravis
Flore
Chambes
Hangweolo
Nature
Grveta
Nimre
Graete
Craets
Aleo
Ronald Wright
Gravte
Demeon
Foresta
Craete
Enormoum
Graeta
Forte
Kieelf
Eric Smith
Morse Guards
Benjamin Kaetwood
Uganda Railway
Cirante
Willie
Jatem
Jamea
Fiera
Fiere
Hia
Kisama
Rhodesia
Ciammon
Go Mandal
Cookwon
Kasama
Tie
Pfiere
Charenama
White Fathers
Catholic Mission
Ito
Stanley
Gordon
Africas
Strange Use Of Gold Reveals Medieval Trade Curiosities
The report notes vast gold values in circulation tied to medieval trade and religious gilding. It states £47,196,000 and 216,424,000 sovereigns mentioned, with Indies and India routes, wall of Benth Asia, and Gowth Africa mining patterns affecting world gold.
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Suvinge
Fragee
Indie
Gowth
Africa
Asia
Porte
India
Growing Cartes in Paraguay
In Paraguay Pereguay reports successful growth efforts with Cartes under new cultivation methods. Local officials credit improved practices to enhanced seed varieties and irrigation.
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Paraguay
Pereguay le
Building a poultry house to suit any length needs
William Scott of Abilene Kansas describes a flexible poultry house design from a Farmers Mall and Mareere sketch. The model divides into eight foot breeding pens with seven to ten square feet per bird, cement or board floor, and wind and rain proof construction.
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Buch Abourne
William Scott
Abilene
Kan
Farmers Mall
Mareere
Design for a Hen House with Roosts and Weather Shield
The plans describe a weather suitable coop with upper windows that swing or hook for weather demands. A long lower front with mesh and drop canvas allows openings. Roosts run along the north wall with a two foot offset. a burlap covered tower shield provides cold protection, removable each morning.
Sulphuring Poultry Houses For Vermin Control
A reader describes burning sulphur in a poultry house to purify the building and destroy vermin. Instructions include setting a kettle on bricks with pine tar kerosene and cobs, fumigating quickly, and repeating monthly for effective results.
Poultry Breeding Advice From Old Almanac Notes
Instructions warn against Immuatura stock and suggest careful handling to prevent roup and respiratory symptoms. Advice covers ventilation, cleanliness, incubator use, feeding with charcoal for diarrhea, wall repairs, and selecting hens for laying and brooding.
Handling White House Mail A Gigantic Task
The White House business staff handles a daily flood of mail from the public. Letters addressed to the president must be acknowledged and answered within 24 hours if possible, with volumes peaking during crises or social calendars. A dedicated postman delivers and returns with incoming letters daily.
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White House
Ashington
Preg
Dent
Washington Post Office
Automobiles Seen Aiming to End Horse Keeping in Washington
Experts from the department of agriculture warn that horses may be banned or restricted for military use as cars gain favor. C G Bell notes cleaner cities with autos and cites costly horse upkeep, while remount programs buffer losses. congress debates cavalry reductions, risking a further collapse of the horse market.
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Washington
C. G. Bell
Department of Agriculture
Army
Bell
Congress
Mann of Illinois Proves Knowledge of Private Calendar Bills
Mann of Illinois, a Republican leader in the House, is praised for knowing the details of private calendar bills. He demonstrated by producing two bundles and claiming he has read every report and knows what each bill means. The scene drew laughs as Uncle Joe Cannon presented him a slap watch, with remarks about parliamentary moments before adjournment.
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RK. Mann
Alinois
Mann
Manos
Joe” Cannon
Clark
Joe
Moore
Pennmionl
Chicago
Mano
House Committee Tales and Looming Impeachment Rumors
A fragment describes judiciary committee deliberations with a tense atmosphere in a large room. It mentions Speight, trust, and political intrigue, with references to impeachment talk and a protest moment led by the Speaker and a figure named Lilacs. The text blends satire and garbled dialogue.
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House
Alateame Politi
Hpeightle Alwaje
House of
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