The Northwest Mounted Police of Canada History Told
An older commander recalls the Northwest Mounted Police origins in 1874 1876 uprisings with Blackfeet Sioux and Crees. The unit formed after Donald Smith aided enlistment of 300 Canadians and seized vast Rupert’s Land. The force grew to protect settlers across the plains and remains a symbol of frontier order.
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Wood Mountain
Maj. Walsh
Sitting Bull
Donald Smith
Strathcona
Plains
Spotted Tail
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Walt
Major Walsh
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Dawson City
Lake Athabasca
Dawson
Calgary
Secret of radium heat and energy source ideas
The article discusses Lord Kelvin's suggestion that the heat emitted by radium might be replenished by external energy such as etheric waves. It cites experiments proposed to test heat emission with radium surrounded by lead versus standard surroundings and includes unrelated notes on arithmetic test questions and ancient Damascus swords.
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C. V. Boys
London
Science
British Association
Lord Kelvin
M. Curie
City of Death Vera Cruz City Sanitation Described
In Vera Cruz a writer laments century old sanitation failures and corrupt officials. He depicts open sewers, vigilant municipal vultures overseeing districts, and a city admired for architecture yet plagued by pestilence and neglect amid a colorful, crowded street scene.
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Vera Cruz
Orizaba
Mexico
Congress
Calle Independencia
Immigrant Tales and Yellow Fever in Vera Cruz Remains
Excerpts recount Vera Cruz mortality during a yellow fever outbreak with a rate far higher than English troops in the South African War. The narrative contrasts immune natives, dying visitors, and a hospital of white workers at the port works. A patient recalls a consul's desertion. a hero nurses the dying and sustains the works amid fear.
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London
Vera Cruz
Boston American team wins world series over Pittsburg 5 to 3
Henry Killilea's Boston American teague club captained by Jimmy Collins defeats Pittsburgh to claim the world championship. Cy Young and Dineen lead the pitching staff as the team earns its place among baseball stars.
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Stahl
Dougherty
O'Brien
Chicago
Baltimore
Providence
Detroit
New York
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Brooklyn
Jumbled Jokes and Sports Tidbits From a Past Era
A collage of light humor, sports notes, and social quips. Items mention basketball growth under AAU, amateur leagues, and college teams alongside jokes about shopping wives, finance woes, and flirtations. Notable references include the AAU basketball surge, New England district teams, and Cincinnati and Chicago humor columns.
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Luther Halsey Gulick
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Ceea
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Yale
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Amherst
Holy Cross
Rocrea
Stinson
New England Association
New York
Military League Association
N. Y. Welly
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Cincinnati
New England States
William A. Dumbrnsky
Early bird, fool in the worm over bed
A fragment from a Chicago Record-Herald piece mentions an idiomatic saying about the worm and the head, noting the idea that the worm would stay in bed without a head. The style reflects a regional dialect or humorous quip.
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Chicago
Herala
Filtered Cistern Design for Purified Water Flow
An efficient cistern filter uses a bottom suction chamber of soft brick or filtering stone with a capacity of 20 to 30 gallons. The system filters water as it falls, employing layers of bricks, charcoal, sand and gravel, and includes an overflow pipe and cleaning access. A well designed roof and leader pipe improve cleanliness and enable redirecting roof runoff to a waste line when not raining.
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G. Davis
New Yorker
Iowa farmer details portable six by ten cattle feed crib
A. W. Heide describes a movable cattle feed crib from Farm and Home. The design measures six feet wide, fifteen feet long, and ten feet high with side runners for easy relocation. It includes a ventilated shell cupola, a raised floor for gravity feed, and a slide mechanism to regulate grain flow into the manger.
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A. W. Heide
Poultry yard notes and practical farming tips
An agricultural column covers poultry care stressing time and effort over money. It warns against color bias in eggs, advocates clean coops to prevent disease, and stresses proper feeding for hens during laying and molting. It also discusses fattening growing fowls in confinement and a dubious cider preservation recipe.
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