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Devoted to farming stock raising fruit growing market gardening the dairy poultry yard and more. Special attention to fertilizers and manures including commercial types. Reports of representative farmers clubs are featured. A home department offers practical reading for farm ladies. The magazine is published twice monthly on the 1st and 16th priced at $1 annual. SamS Sands and Son publishers 224 Ke Baltimore St Baltimore Md
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Havana stabbing witnessed by crowds in city center
Blakely Hall's Cuba Letter recounts a brutal stabbing in Havana with bystanders watching from windows and streets as police offer no aid. The victim dies after two hours. two assailants are jailed.
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Young Chinaman Wins Second Prize at Cooper Institute
P Son You, about 23, wins second prize in ornamental drawing at Cooper Institute amid many competitors. Employed by a Park Row cigar firm, he has been in New York just over two years after living in San Francisco and St Louis. Teachers praise his artistic gift and ambition to become an artist. He is Americanized, fluent in English, a Christian, and a Sunday school teacher among fellow countrymen.
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Unclear local notes on safety, sugar factory, and toad trade
The public received advice from an eastern ex charge urging in fires to run in hotels and stand still in theatres while in railroad fires to say prayers. California hosts the nation’s only beet root sugar factory at Alvarado, described as moderately successful. Toads appear as a merchandise item sold by the dozen at two francs, noted as Parix tabs.
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Earthen water jars praised for cooling and charm
The article extols porous ollas and cantaros as ideal water vessels. They keep water at a pleasant temperature without ice, oxygenate contents, are cheap and renewable, and add picturesque charm to Mexican households and landscapes. Women carrying jars are described as graceful, imparting an oriental feel to the scene.
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Earthquake Myths Across Cultures and Mythic Explanations
Professor Milne cites myths attributing earthquakes to underground creatures and beings. Japan mentions an eight‑legged insect and a great fish with a rock on its head. Mongolia a frog. India an elephant. Celebes a hog. North America a tortoise. Siberia bones of underground animals. Kamchatka links to god Tull and hunting dogs. Scandinavian Loki myth explains tremors via poisoned serpents and a delayed release.
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Energy of a pistol shot powers machines for years
Carl Hering in Electrical World compares pistol energy to other devices. About 630 foot pounds of energy at forty tons per square inch, enough to run a watch for two years. An Edison telephone transmitter could run 2,000 years. A lightning surge of 3 500 000 volts and 14 000 000 amperes for 1/20 000th second could run a 100 horsepower engine for ten hours.
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New Zealand Lecturer Shows Volcanic Photo Series
Luke Sharp reports Mr Bur aton of New Zealand shared a remarkable lecture on the island’s volcanic region. He showed life risking photographs taken before and after a eruption, claiming a unique global collection. He described a hot pond scene with natives bathing, noting they spend the entire afternoon there. Gen Wool’s will funds a towering Troy monument. Long John Wentworth funds his own Chicago grave marker at about 32 000 dollars.
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