Britain in decline as German industry outstrips empire
An analysis notes Germany's economic surge since 1871 with full employment, higher wages, and expansive production outweighing Britain. It argues Britain faces population pressure, immigration, and weak industry while Germany expands chemical, electrical, steel sectors and foreign investment.
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Great Britain
Ami
Ebe
Germany
France
Owen
Manifesta
Democratic Party
Whet
Tm Mons
Richard (Awer
Latve
Lal Fs
Te&t
Cottom
Gerauny
Mark Lane
Saya
Belz'um
London
Belgium
Duke of Norfolk and Empire Builder in Africa
The article profiles the Duke of Norfolk and his colonial projects in Africa. It notes his plans to study British methods, railways, and administration, and cites his open support for railway investment while detailing his Sussex estate and Arundel Castle. It recounts an incident showing his kindness to an elderly woman in Arundel.
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Ermants
Herzburg
London
West Africa
Crites
W. T. Stead
Daily Chronicle
Africa
Thames
Loo Fon
Lynden
United States of America
London Two Peare
Shakespeare
Stratford
Germany
Zoological Gardens
Berlin
Carlton
Amihillous
Beehane
Herr Demoure
Cecil Rhodes
West
Upanda
Empire Buiding
Makeral- Wart
Duke of Norfolk
Arum
Arundel Castle
Sussex
Littlehampton
England
Arundel
Ford
Toman
Lavor
York
Asiatic
Duke and Duchess of Norfolk
East Africa
Arandel Station
Lomlon
Luke
Germans and English Work Together in Africa Mission
A Conversation excerpt shows German official and British administrator united in developing Africa. They stress cooperation over rivalry, noting shared goals and joint governance for the Black Continent, including labor and infrastructure challenges.
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Portiem
India
East Africa
West
Africa
Germany
England
Roosevelt endorsement of women workers clubs visit
Six hundred working girls from New England factory towns met President Roosevelt in the White House east room. The Washington correspondent notes the visitors were members of the National League of Women Workers and heard the President praise women and men’s clubs while warning against life becoming a club adjunct.
Roosevelts 17 year old seeks ten thousand dollar grant
Miss Olga Roosevelt 17 asks the Supreme Court to raise her annual allowance from 900 to 10 000 dollars from her mother's estate. Her guardian cites education and social duties. she funds private schooling in West Fifty-Sixth Street and enjoys society, opera, parties, and a costly wardrobe.
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Misa Olga Roosevelt
East Fifty-Fifth Street
Robert B. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Saya
Chicago “Inter- Ocean
Dmanmer
Roosevels
Davis
Roosevelt
West Fifty-Sixth
Fatter
The Poultry Yard and Butter: Egg Facts and Rancidity
A chilled compilation covers egg formation, shell brittleness, double yolks, and how to preserve eggs. It also discusses butter rancidity, noting butyric acid, oxygen, light, and temperature as key factors in flavor loss and spoilage.
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Sean Tmore
Terest
King's Bench
Judes
Weill
Vaud
Willams
Aires
Hotbeds and Curing Bacon and Frame Construction Notes
Practical notes on hotbeds for early blooms and market crops including use of hotbeds and cold frames, sizing for three or four sash, and preparing manure for heat. Also outlines a traditional curing method for bacon and pork legs with brining, salting, and hanging, plus frame excavation and drainage considerations.
Pruning Young Trees and Hotbed Ventilation Tips
Mr G Quinn of the Government Horticultural Service lectured at the Ad. School of Mines on pruning young fruit trees and summer pruning. He advised shaping the head by varying top and lower branch lengths and noted sap flow favors upper shoots. The article also covers hotbed ventilation, temperature control, and moisture considerations for successful early-season crops.
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Stamford Hill
James Sherman
Henry White
Stoke Newington
Lernmouth Road
Stamford Hut
Clapham Common
Sherman
Sherman Doe
Etre
Frederick Wingate
Wingate
Jemmy
Shergras
Mrs Sherman
Wallee
Inginesr
Marfiela Road
Dalston
Ad- School of Mines
G. Quinn
Quinn
Princess Victoria’s witty royal musings at Dudley dinner
The article recalls Princess Victoria accompanying King George and Queen Mary to a Dudley dinner and her playful exchanges about marriage. It notes her surprise at the idea of Mr Right and mentions her late 19th century Druidic festival rites with translations of royal appellations.
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Victoria
Dudley
Mr Right
Carnarvon
Iorweth Dywysog
Edward the Prince
Britain
Breeders Debate Color Lines in Italian Honey Bees
A correspondent argues for a standard in breeding Italian honey bees noting color variation and hybrids. He cites queens from yellow varieties and warns that mixing lines risks weaker colonies. He urges regular colony inspections and maintaining full brood and strong working force to prevent degeneration.
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Niles
Arraina
Seasonal Bee Winter Feeding Instructions From Old Almanac
A historical note advises against early feeding during 22 degree cold weather. If bees lack stores they warn against stimulative syrup that provokes breeding and risks starved brood during frost. It recommends candy made from sugar and water or honey, prepared carefully to avoid burning.
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Mark Lane Express
Australian Grapes in England and Naval War Talk
A garbled British newspaper item discusses Australian grape shipments to England with pricing and market prospects. It includes unrelated war commentary about British, French, Japanese, and German naval power, focusing on the Indomitable and indomitable-class ships and battleship stock concerns.
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Germany
Japan
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Annals of Art
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Wee Pearse
Mozart
Jover
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Realus
Mowart
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Giel
United States
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