Judge Gary Optimistic Over Steel Firm Condition
New York reports Judge Gary, chairman of the board of trustees of the Thund Bipley steel corporation, stating improved conditions over the past weeks justify continued optimism. He notes stronger outlook for fall demand, possible railroad equipment purchases, and belief in lasting improvement despite market fluctuations.
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Carnegie Hero Medals Awarded for Bravery in New York Area
The Carnegie Hero Medal commission announces 24 bronze and 90 silver medals for bravery. Among the heroes named are several recognized for rescues in Greater New York and New Jersey. A widow in New Jersey receives a pension for the loss of her husband in the line of duty.
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Harola
Wwe
Uaving
Mary Price
Y Train Dee
Carpenter sacrifices life saving children from oncoming train
Lynn Massachusetts November 2 1879 a carpenter named Blephen Jones saved three children from an express train at the corner of Chatto Street and Heitely crossing. He guided them clear with his death by being struck by the locomotive.
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Lynn
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Holt Tone
Pastor's Car Stolen During Bible Class In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a band of youths stole the pastor Rev. Dr Maitland Alexander's automobile while he instructed a Bible class at the Wirt Presbyterian Church. The car was taken in the Hill between the Duquesne and the church, with police still seeking suspects after other thefts in the county.
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Davia Ends Long Journey From San Francisco to New York
Volney I Davis of the San Francisco Motorcycle Club arrived in San Francisco after a 188 day cross country journey covering 10 400 miles from this city to New York and back on a motorcycle. He was met 80 miles outside the city by a large delegation of club members and escorted to headquarters.
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German Naval Build Up Accelerates to Record Total
The newspaper reports a forthcoming naval armament plan that will exceed the previous total by about $6,000,000, bringing the combined naval program to more than $116,000,000. It notes a notable increase in provisions for a naval station at Vienna where Germany has not previously concentrated such activity.
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Mrs Whahn Aor Undergoing Serious Postoperative Recovery
Newport Rhode Island November 2 Mrs WHahn Aor who was operated on at her summer home yesterday remained in serious condition today with peritonitis and other complications. Doctors report no improvement and she is resting as comfortably as possible under the circumstances.
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Study of Dairy Cow Profitability vs Type and Price
An article arguing dairy cows differ in profitability by type and price. It urges careful, objective observation over hearsay to determine why some cows yield more milk and higher value. The text questions high price alone as proof and calls for practical comparison of actual production.
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Gare of the Horse Diet Compare Oats and Flesh Feeds
An 19th century discussion contrasts oats with flesh-based feeds for horses. It notes oats provide a favorable proportion of flesh content and highlights differing feeding practices at a rural farm.
Roots and Tubers in Diets Across Civilizations
A fragmented passage discusses the roles of root vegetables in ancient and modern diets. It mentions corn with a blend of flavors and codifies ideas about mulhteams and roots affecting health, appetite, and palatability across various cultures.
Ground and Unground Feed Debate Sparks Farm Opinion
Readers differ on whether to grind all grain for livestock during busy workdays and heat. One side argues grinding improves digestibility for most feeds except oats, while alternatives caution against grinding hay or straw and emphasize maintaining quality and sanitation in rations.
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Kean Blouks
Feeding Pigs Skim Milk In Pork Production Debate
The article discusses using skim milk in pig feeding, noting that milk value is widely recognized on farms but may not be fully priced. It quotes dairy and meat industry voices on prioritizing forage and feed efficiency, with emphasis on stock quality and balanced nutrition for better growth.
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Parisian Sage Hair Remedy Ad Claims Quick Results
A Browntown Minnesota advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed remedy to stop hair falling and dandruff. It features a testimonial from Miss Mela M. Kruger praising rapid hair growth within two months and notes the product price and availability through N F Amiex & Co and retailers nationwide.
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F. Atmos & Co
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Frowntown
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N. F Amiex & Co
Airship Risks and Legal Protections Rise
A fragmented report questions how airship technology could trigger new damages and liability. Professor Mull argues existing laws may inadequately cover novel harms from autonomous or unpredictable airship operations and associated property loss.
Fragmented OCR Passages Echo Obscure Medical Note
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions remedies and applications with unusual terminology. It references quantities and a simple remedy by a figure named Gint and notes on radial imagery. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable locations.
Condensed History Notes on Early 20th Century Kinship
Fragmentary summary notes discuss contributors and ventures across regions. References include Washington state administrative anniversaries, New York wage earners leadership, and Pennsylvania rankings. Mentions of expansion in hospitality, Himalayan projects, and Japanese electric industries indicate a broad, miscellaneous record of regional and global enterprise.
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Food habits in French and German workers in the board report
The board comments on meat diet differences between French and German working families. It notes higher usage of horseflesh in France and more poultry in France’s diet, with bread preferences including Wheaton style and rye blends.
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Down's Kidney Pills Advertised By 1904 Letter
An old testimonial from Mrs. Kate Altermatt of 481 Wo Third Street Pennsylvania praising Down's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble relief. She says years of weakness, back pain, and irregular secretions improved after using the remedy and continues to rely on it for occasional lapses. Foster-Mate Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Down
Altermatt
Dean
Foster-Mibore Co
Buffalo
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United States
Untitled Advice Fragment About Shoes and Wet Weather
Fragmentary consumer guidance on footwear for wet conditions. Mentions shoes not sent to school, keeping feet dry, leather items, and cost considerations.
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