Sir Dennis and the Bohemia Study in Brain Food Banter
In Washington a noted saloon keeper known as Sir Dennis entertained newspaper men with witty repartee and stories. A patron teased a lunch menu change. Sir Dennis proposed Scotch herrings as brain food, sparking a quip about a hungry turnpike tourist who should eat a whale if fish are brain food.
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Washington
Ishman
Sir Dennis
Bohemia
Uncicle Sam seeks 10 expert cooks for western posts
The United States civil service commission seeks ten expert cooks to serve Indians and soldiers at western posts. Twenty five Philadelphia women applied, all meeting health and eyesight standards. Cooks must be under age 25, with pay from 480 to 540 dollars yearly plus board, for posts at Rapid City and other sites.
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Sam
Philadelphia
United States Civil Service Commission
Rapid City
3. D
Agricultural School
N. D
Zuni
N. M
Ponca
Okla
Fort Bidwell
Cal
Congressmen at Large
A west donna remarks at a reception distrusts reports about members of Congress. She fears for her daughter to walk streets alone, joking that many daughters go out by themselves, and questions if there are many congressmen at large.
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Congress
M. C
Washington
Old English Custom At Malmesbury Reveals Ancient Land Grant
The young commoners of Malmesbury Wiltshire receive allotments of the common land once granted by King Athelstan for ancestor service against the Danes. Each man dug a hole and a steward placed a shilling, striking him thrice and saying I give this to thee as freely as King Athelstan gave it to me, hoping a loving brother thou wilt.
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Malmesbury
Wiltshire
England
Athelstan
Life long romance ends in royal farce for Servia throne
Queen Marjorie of Servia becomes a hopeful symbol of a dynastic match as Servia politics and King Edward's finances complicate a potential union. The article notes widespread disapproval of Peter's rule, Servian instability, and pressure from British royals to control a royal match with Prince Arthur of Connaught.
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Arthur of
Connaught
Edward
Lady Marjorie-Manners
Servia
Marjorie
Arthur
Enghind
Peter
Karageorgeevitch
Alexander
Draga
Europe
Drage
Prince Arthur
Esty
Duchess of Rutland
Marchioness of
Granby
Duke of Connaught
England
Rutlands
Natalie
Milan
Britain
Marjorie Manners
Rutland
Cement barn plan for dairy cattle sheds improved by layout
An Iowa farmer shares a durable barn design emphasizing practical placement and cement construction. The 86 by 60 foot building houses 20 cows in stalls with box stalls at the ends, and uses a truck-fed system from silo to reduce dust and waste. Ventilation, curved edges, and open drive-through features aim for cleanliness and efficiency while keeping odors away from the house.
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Orange Judd
Steam Plant Accidents Compared Across Nations
A 1905 report notes twelve months to June 20 show fourteen deaths and forty injuries from British steam plant accidents and 383 deaths with 685 injuries in the United States. It compares boiler counts and concludes U S accident rates exceed England’s by about tenfold.
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United States
Great Britain
England
You Must Pay What You Owe to God and Man
The quote cautions that true rectitude with God requires settling debts to others. It emphasizes moral responsibility through practical repayment and fair dealing as a path to spiritual peace.
Selecting Laying Hens For Better Egg Production
The article argues for careful breeding selection to boost egg yields. It cites Ontario averages under 80 eggs yearly and Maine flock gains to 184 eggs per hen via trap nests, noting labor drawbacks and the need for robust constitution and early maturing birds, with emphasis on male and female traits.
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Ontario
Maine
Farm Work Shop Pays For Itself In A Year
A school workshop program promises high returns by teaching boys to repair farm items locally. Install a bench with a vise and basic tools, acquire a small blacksmith outfit for a few dollars, and let the boys practice to build interest and skills.
Where Shiftlessness Don't Pay in Sheep Raising
A timeless warning that careless methods in sheep raising bring no pleasure or profit. diligence and proper practices are essential for success in the trade.
To Avoid Waste Colts and Breeding Mares Relish Hay
Breeding mares and colts feed on hay picked over by sheep to prevent waste. The practice avoids discarding usable forage and maximizes productivity for the stable herd.
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