Reading Circles Gain Ground for Farming Education
A plan championed by Dr. A. L. True urges farmers to form reading circles for winter study. The program pairs literature with agriculture, with circles meeting about twice a month and visiting officials from experimental stations to share farming methods. Indiana and other states have piloted similar clubs, expanding farmer discussions on crops, stock, and gardens.
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AL. Pree
Aceoode
True
Prue
Ole
Indiana
Eiss
Busts of editors at Paris Exposition
The article notes busts of leading American editors will be displayed in the United States pavilion at the Paris Exposition. Sculptor Prof Park prepared busts of Mr Medi and Benjamin Franklin, sending works to Paris in January. It also mentions a misidentified volcanic coal mine burning in France and a reversible kilt designed for Highland regiments.
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Montet
MB Aveyron
France
Qitt of Old Eggs an Honor in Chinese Customs
A fragment notes a Chinese custom where guests are honored by presenting the oldest eggs as a delicacy. The text hints at ceremonial hosting and respect shown to guests in traditional ritual.
Question of Precedence Settled at White House New Year
The New Year settlement on military precedence declares the army outranks the navy for senior position. Admiral Dewey remains highest officer present, with Gen. Miles below him in rank for formal occasions, a decision made by the president. Natal officers express satisfaction with the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Torre Corps
Bedergs
Army
Navy
Admiral Dewey
Natal
Gen. Miles
Harbor Work Reduces Silting at Superior Harbor
Four million seven thousand cubic yards of material have been removed from the Duluth Superior harbor under the court ordered contract. The work targets improving bulkhead storage and port efficiency at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lain Be Saperiur
Racing heats set for Ottawa winter meet
The report notes heavy racing activity in Canada this winter with Ottawa taking the lead. The first two weeks of races are planned to be held in Ottawa, a city described as picturesque, promising a strong start to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iee Racing
Canada
Ottawa
Capital Bath Privileges Attract Lawmakers
The piece notes lawmakers in the capital frequently use government funded baths and barber services. Senators and house members enjoy free seats and paid attendants, with extra bath charges for visitors, highlighting lavish perks enjoyed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matada
Boatele
Joker Prank Disturbs Palmer House Guest in Chicago
A practical joker caused a disruption at the Palmer house in Chicago when an advertisement courted many applicants for a guest’s room. The guest faced a flood of inquiries from women in various professions, dismissed by the startled occupant. Authorities note the ad was placed by a friend without the guest’s knowledge.
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Palmer House
Chicago
Fragmented OCR Note Mentions Morality and Private Letters
The readable fragments reference morality and private letters, with scattered words suggesting discussions of a public issue. It is unclear what events or individuals are involved due to the heavy OCR corruption.
Liquid air machines ordered from German makers for Cleveland and Michigan labs
Charles F. Brash of Cleveland orders two liquid air machines from a Munich firm led by Dr Lynde. One will go to the University of Michigan, the other to Brush’s lab. German makers have sold liquid air devices for years, with timely arrival awaited by local scientists.
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Charles FF. Brash
Cleveland
University of Michigan
Brush
Iis Laboratory
Dr. Lynde
Munich
Bequest to Harvard Survives 16 Years of Contest
A bequest from Dr. Calvin S. Ellis who died in 1883 left 56000 to pay tuition and room rent for any descendants who attend Harvard. The legality was just established after a sixteen years' contest. Several descendants have already graduated and none remain to benefit.
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Harvard
Calvin S. Ellis
Ellis
Where It Is Safer to Stand Up
A fragmented passage discusses danger and a jaguar in Central America attacking people who lie down. It critiques publishers for padding with inconsequential damage recitals while noting a tense, disjointed narrative tone.
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Central America
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Goren
Ulan
Paris
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Wen
Archibald Campin
White Mouse
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Wee Gillis Anos Darle Isg
Ebpressmeo Eniey Lavartes
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Central Avenue
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Liquid Air
Charles F. Brash
Germany
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Rota
Argentina
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York
UNM & Co
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Loy
Ournid
THE
Patent Record
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Morris
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A. Kehl
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Weil
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6Th St
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