Crying Need, As He Sees It, Miller Plans Poet Colony
Joaquin Miller intends to found a Fruitvale California poet colony. He says poets will argue and squabble about literature, which he deems pleasant and sensible while contrasting it with bitter religious disputes. A Maine anecdote about three divines ends with a waiter’s quip.
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Joaquin Miller
Fruitvale
Cal
Stuart
Orange
William III
James II
Cycle advice and social ethics quoted by Miss de Byke
A dealer recommends a precise cyclometer avoiding fake readings. Miss de Byke notes skepticism toward unreliable meters. The excerpt includes a reflection on happiness, social reward, and the idea that positive behavior brings favorable responses from others, attributed to N. W. Zimmerman. The text blends consumer guidance with a moral saying about virtue and social reciprocation.
Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna king slain by successor in Irish saga
In a New York Press fragment the 4 A. D. Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna is noted as a just prince slain by his successor Fiachadh-Fion, who is killed by Fiachadh-Fionchugh and by Connaught's people. Eoch airh-Moidmeadhain dies naturally. Flaithheartagh resigns to become a monk. The other quote shows a woman and a man debating voting and fundraising.
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Fearaidhach-Fionfashtna
Fiachadh-Fion
Fiachadh- Fionchugh
Connaught
Eochairh-Moidmeadhain
Coffee Joins the Postum Health Note
A reader claims coffee caused nervousness nightmares and sleepless nights, stating stopping coffee and using Postum restored sleep and nerves. The letter urges others to quit coffee, citing a friend with stomach trouble who improved after switching to Postum. It promotes The Road to Wellville and ends with There’s a Reason.
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Wellville
Importance of cattle industry in Argentina
The article explains Argentina as a major, extensive cattle-raising country with 25 to 30 million beef cattle and 70 to 100 million sheep. It notes vast estancias, grass-fed cattle, extensive landholding patterns, and strong export focus on frozen mutton and chilled or frozen beef.
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Argentina
United States
Santa Fe
Argentine Republic
Alaska
Great Britain
Buenos Ayres
Cordoba
Corrientes
Entre Rios
Advent of the Spineless Cactus Promises New Crop Option
The U S Bureau of Plant Industry reports spineless prickly pears have been collected and 25 varieties introduced since 1907. 7 000 to 9 000 cuttings will be sent to area growers for trial, but hardiness must improve with careful breeding over a decade or more.
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United States Bureau of Plant Industry
David Griffiths
Department of Agriculture
Keeping Away Flies From Horses With Walnut Leaf Decoction
To deter flies from horses, crush two or three handfuls of green walnut leaves and steep in two or three quarts of soft water overnight. In the morning boil the mixture for 15 minutes, cool, and apply with a sponge to the irritated areas before the horse leaves the stable.
Burn Berry Crates For Better Market Returns
The plan calls burning old berry crates and packing fruit in clean boxes to fetch a higher price. Officials expect the higher quality packaging will offset the loss of the aging crates and improve profits.
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