Abolition of Masts and Sails Urged by Admiralty
The English admiralty calls for total abolition of masts and sails in future fighting ships. The piece notes naval concerns over alien enlistment, and cites broader political and military climate including China’s border fortifications and European fishing totals. It also covers social statistics and cultural reflections from U.S. papers of the era.
Poem Fragment Tribute in Harper’s Magazine
A short verse excerpt by Lydia T. Robinson appears in Harper's Magazine. The piece imagines violets crushed to scent the air, lilies bending, and an aged soul lifting incense of song and prayer as sorrow recedes.
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England
London Lancet
Bramwell
Bent
Lydia T. Robinson
Harper
St Louis
Oyor
Hampshire
The Rock Farm Grows From Three Women’s Plan For Work
Three Tamarack girls rent a bare back room and turn it into a thriving farm venture in Orange County and Omaha City. Mary Melissa and Patty pursue poultry strawberries and roses with city money and a wary landlord, facing male objections and social limits yet building a growing business and a nabbed marriage future.
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Melissa
Tamarac’c
Mary
Orange County
Oll Bith
New York
Copbat Clapyy
Mr. Capp
Obi
Mrs. Clapp
Tamara
Peter Pinno
Thera
Mr. Clapp
Cephas
Rock Farm
Mr . Clapp
Atia
Lawan
Mr. Clap
Matilda
Melisan
Cephas Clapp
Meissa
P. Tamarack
Peter Plano
Omaha
Wei
Pitty
Ilkke
Cephas G.app Hears Wonderful Fate Tale at Home
Cephas G.app returns home and recounts to his wife a remarkable fate he heard. He believes the tale may be mocking him, while Mrs Clapp dismisses it with firm resolve.
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Cephas G.app
Elks and Antelopes Slaughtered by Hide Hunters
A New Yorker in the Northern Pacific Railway corps recalls rampant slaughter by hide hunters across the Northwest a generation ago. He cites 20,000 head annually and notes elk mule deer and antelope losses, with cows killed in April and buffalo nearly vanished, as described by the New York Sun.
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Engineer Corps
Northern Preffle Railway
Territories
Tom
Kansas
Nebraska
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Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Ilo
Yellowstone
Idaho
Oregon
Guna
Tite Missouri
New York Sun
When Niagara Ran Dry
A New York outsider writes that on March 29 1818 a sudden ice jam at Niagara River blocked Lake Erie outlet cutting off water to Niagara Falls for hours. Warm rains loosened ice and a west wind drove it into the lake then reversed driving a wall of ice downstream, exposing black rock as water backed up. Spectators gathered as the frozen barrier finally released and water resumed its course.
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France
Niagara Falls
Augustus Porter
Niagara
New York
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Niagara River
Exio
Bright
Lenni’ “Byer
Medical Lake and Middlebaugh Grow on Saline Waters
A lake at Medical Lake, an hour from Spokane Falls, spurred a rapid town growth at Middlebaugh. The waters contain salts of sodium, potassium, lithium, calcium, magnesium, iron and aluminum with sulfur and borax. Bathing is claimed to cure rheumatism and skin diseases. Factories evaporate water and pack the salts.
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Spokane Falls
Wagh
Middlebaugh
Persia Coal and Mineral Prospects Mixed With Spiders
A mixed report notes limited coal in Persia with production near five to six shillings at the pit mouth and 15 000 tons yearly from Teheran area. It also mentions copper and lead resources in Eburs Mountains, possible mines near Tehran, and a curious tangent on spider webs observed in various places alongside Darwinian references and a joke about a reformed convict in a motel.
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Persia
Teleyan
Teheran
Eburs
Gombroom
Nere
Eburz
Ranom
Arroga
Chicago
Ladies and fashions in early 1900s court and Egypt queen
A Skowhegan correspondent describes the Supreme Court in session with women in the gallery knitting, while fashion notes foresee plain skirts with embroidered sleeves. Miss Edwards discusses Queen Hatasu’s reign and double crown, builder prowess, and depictions as a Pharoah. Tips on sewing and a look at butterfly bonnets and millinery styles conclude.
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Pairfield
Jutenat
Maina
Supreme Court
Miss Edwards
Hatasu
Egypt
Thothmes I
Thothmes IL
Thothmes III
Hotasu
Chaldea
Fashion Notes on Spring Dress and Accessories
A fashion oriented page outlines spring styles with皮 nages on leather items shoe gloves belts and bags. It describes dress alterations for round skirts bodices waist emphasis sleeve trims and velvet ribbons. It notes color trends and accessory choices for a period tone.
Texas Cyclone Destroys Hood County Homes Killings and Injuries
A tornado swept Fall Creek Hood County damaging twenty one houses and killing Miss Della Carmichael Mary Carmichael and a infant. Dozens injured including Nora and Tillie Rhodes and Doc Griffin family. Acton hamlet also struck with four dead and seven seriously wounded.
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Hood County
Teras
Leo Rhodes
Della Carmichael
Mary Carmichael
Mr. Gibbs
Doc” Griffin
John Block
Acton
Texas
Parker
Hood
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