Macaroni Wheat Promoted by Agricultural College Bulletin
The experiment station urges farmers to grow macaroni wheat Dorum group Trllcum dorum due to drought tolerance and hard grains. Varieties Kubanka Wild Goose Velad Don Arventka Black Don yield 18 to 35 bushels in peat districts.
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Late Agricultural College
Buletin
Ruat
North
de ‘Hota
United States Department of Agriculture
Russia
Algeria
Chile
Europe
America
Women and Men Sidelined by Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Women as well as men suffer kidney and bladder trouble that dulls mind and saps vitality. Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer claims quick relief, with sample bottles by mail and pamphlet, offered through Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Ely's Cream Balm Provides Quick Relief for Catarrh
This 19th century remedy promises relief from catarrh and colds with cleansing and healing action. It is applied into the nostrils and absorbed, claiming to restore taste and smell, with a Largo 60 cent size and a Trial 10 cent size available by mail from Ely Brothers, New York.
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ELY
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Freedom supporters march on Russian consul after city rally
In New York 1500 demonstrators leaving the Academy of Music, singing the Marseillaise and shouting revolutionary slogans, moved to the Russian consul on Broad Street. In Washington sensational Indian trust fund disclosures alleged Catholic schools received 98 percent of funds.
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New York
Academy of Music
John Dewitt Warner
Broad Street
Washington
Bard
Senate Committees On Indian Affairs
Ouiny Peincotir
Russian and British tensions amid War and Warsaw clash
Reports from St Petersburg and Warsaw describe Kuropatkin’s failed assault on Japanese positions near the Shakhe river and a counteroffensive by Oyama. A British consular attack in Warsaw prompts diplomatic notes from Sir Charles Hardinge as Britons seek protection for their consuls. Big Timber reports a barber dead from smallpox, and a Japanese capture of the Dollar steamer en route to Wisdivestock.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Osama
Shakhe River
Oyama
Russia
Warsaw
Pulee Roudwell
Moscow
Empire
Tokio
M.S. Dollar
Dollar Steam Ship Company
San Francisco
Wisdivestock
Hothecdo Land
Lewis and Clarke Centennial Exhibits Spotlight
New Hampshire plans a reproduction of Daniel Webster’s birthplace for the Lewis and Clarke Centennial. Switzerland and Oregon displays highlight grand prizes and a navy medal camp tours. The Emanuel Swedenborg Club from Chicago funds a pavilion while flax growing and Oregon grasses showcase win wide interest.
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Elampshire
Lewis and Clarke Cuntennial
Dauiel Webster
Marion County
Oregon
al Ther
Indian Rights assn charges bias favors Catholics
M. Brosius, agent of the Indian Rights Association, and M. K. Shiffen, secretary, quote a circular charging discrimination in favor of Roman Catholics by direction of the president.
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M. Brosius
The
Indian Rights Association
M. K Shiffen
China Eyes Tense Turn After Quiet Years
The report says China seeks potential tension once Japan completes actions against Tissia, risking a shift from calm to conflict as the country evaluates its next moves and responses on the regional stage.
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China
Japan
Tissia
Congress Moves to End Railroad Rebate System
The article applauds Congress for aiming to abolish railroad rebates and calls for further measures to relieve travelers from Pulman Car porters, urging wise legislation and practical reforms.
Attorney General Moody Seeks Beef Trust Route
Moody argues the attorney general believes the beef trust is moving toward the Slaughter House in a path with legal implications. The remark frames a pursuit against the meat industry and related regulatory action.
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Ney
Moody
Beef Trust
Slaughter House
Cocoanuts Debated: National Report Classifies as Fruit
A Department of Agriculture report settles the cocoanut as a tropical fruit rather than a nut. U.S. imports mainly come from oil and nuts in the shell, with copra exports crucial in the Philippines and Samoa. In 1903 U.S. imports of coconut oil reached a record 40,074,800 pounds valued at 2,949,442 dollars.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Florida
United States
Philippines
Tutuila
Porto Rico
Shell
Shows saved by music and the orchestra’s role
A Chicago Tribune report quotes a prominent city theatrical manager praising first class orchestras for musical comedies. He says strong players cover chorus faults, help the show go through, and keep audiences from losing faith in musical comedy. The best orchestras are in small theaters devoted to burlesque and musical comedy. A judge’s quip to a prisoner ends with a joke about telling the truth again.
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Chicarro Tribune
Eiris
Wall Street Worries As Lawson Scare Tamps Lambs
Wall Street voices concern that Tom Lawson did not frighten the market but scared away the lambs, a far worse outcome for traders and livestock interests alike.
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Wall Street
Tom Lawson
Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine Ad
A vintage drug advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nervous disorders and related internal organ issues. It claims success in treating neuralgia headache memory loss and spasms and offers a free diagnostic letter and sample passage to readers.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
Riles
Si D
MYERS
Correctonville
Tova
DR. Miles Medical, CO
Lalosatcos, Luitha
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Montana
de Passhe
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Reaut Te Corpany
Wadler
Jd Daley
Mon
Price Baking Powder CO
Chicago
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Switzerland
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Clarke Centennial
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Chateau, Mont
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Shoteau
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U. S
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U.S
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First Avenue North
Great Falls, Mont
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Great Falls
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James Menritt, C.C
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KPP
Chateau Avenue
Riambton Street
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H. R. Thompson
Singleton
Collins
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W. A. Leech
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Byoum
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Olaf C. Field
Shelby
BIO NT
Choteau Aerie
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George Adlam
Worthy Pres
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