The American Farmer publication advertisement
An old farmer periodical promotes farming, stock raising, fruit growing, market gardening, dairying, poultry, and fertilizers. It features home department advice, farmer club courts, and practical farm guidance. Published twice monthly in Baltimore with club discounts offered.
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courts of Representative Farmers’ Clubs
Atlantic States
Delaware
Georgia
SAWL LANDS , SON
Baltimore St
Baltimore
A Starry Song of Faith and Tenderness from Afar
A lyrical passage describes a wondrous voice arriving from distant skies, blending beauty and strength. It uplifts faith in justice and life, yet softens into tender quavers as love awakens, portraying a noble willingness to sacrifice for another despite peril or loneliness.
Advice on Diet and Exercise From a Noted Athlete
A famous athlete argues that health rules vary by individual, warning against rigid dietary dogma. He lists easily digested foods and hard to digest items, cautions on excessive baths and workouts, and advocates open air exercise, temperance, wholesome food, sufficient sleep, cleanliness, and a sound conscience.
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New York Mail and Express
Uses of Wood Wool In French Invention
Wood wool is a new French invention made of very thin wood shavings similar to packing paper. It is used for mattresses filtration stuffing horse collars and more with resinous wood preferred for moisture resistance. In workshops it replaces cotton waste for cleaning machines and lubricates railway car axles, absorbing oil at a fraction of the cost.
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France
Boston
Studying Human Nature Through Schoolmaster Work
Edward Everett Hale advised Cornell students that teaching offers the best chance to study human nature, a view echoed by a metropolitan journalist who argues that reporting provides unrivaled life insight and understanding of people.
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Edward Everett Hale
Cornell
Hale
metropolitan
New York Tribune
Crown Prince's Waterside Style Draws Notice
From Ems a correspondent reports that the crown princess and three princesses wear remarkably simple toilets. Many high society women would not let their daughters appear in such plain but tasteful promenade dresses. The Kansas City Times notes the fashion implications and praises the good example.
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Ems
Kansas City Times
Japan’s plan to fund coast defenses shifts cost to wealthy
Public Opinion notes that with the Mikado’s permission Japan’s wealthy classes are contributing funds for coastal defenses. Subscriptions range from $1,000 to $100,000, with no amount below $1,000 accepted, relieving the mass of the people from bearing the charge.
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Japan
Gems and fakes in jewelry history from Brooklyn Eagle
The article surveys aquamarines, beryls, garnets, and other stones, noting giant natural crystals from New England and Europe, and contrasts real gems with glass imitations. It explains fraud cues, such as doublets and glass substitutes, and mentions tests like water drops to judge authenticity.
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Brazil
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Grafton
N. H
Graham & Co
North Carolina
lapidaries
West Seventieth
Eightieth street
New York
Tiefengletscher
Berne museum
fop
Rothschild
Paris Grand Opera
royal collection
Paris
Christ
Brunswick
Nero
Broddha
Sweden
Alaska
California
Rocky mountain
Brooklyn Eagle
Pondering Ethical Newspaper Choices
A quotation urges writers to avoid publishing content that would embarrass a mother or sweetheart at the breakfast table. It emphasizes a strict rule to discard unpleasant paragraphs, suggestive jokes, or disgusting items, citing William Hi. Wills in The Writer.
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William Hi. Wills
Artificial flavoring extracts and their dangers
French chemists tested many artificial flavoring agents such as amylic valerianate amylic butyrate propylic ether and caprylic alcohol. They imitate fruit odors and flavors including apple pear pineapple strawberry and raspberry. Poisonous in considerable quantities but harmless in tiny doses according to Arkansaw Traveler.
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Arkansaw Traveler
Irregular Spiral Lightning Sparks Thunderstorm Debate
Photographs from a recent storm suggest cloud to earth lightning discharges form an irregular spiral. This could justify irregular spiral lightning conductors over straight ones to better channel electricity into the ground. Also notes debates on ink colors for eye comfort, citing blue ink on green paper as easier on readers.
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Chicago News
Arnheim
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Stevens
WEBSTER FARM
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Caroline county
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LIGHT STREET WHARF
BALTIMORE, MD
Evitts & Hosrook
DENTON, MD
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M.S. YOUNG
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO
Wall St
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COULBOURN & MOYER
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
NOrth Front St
Philadelphia
CLINTON COOK
DENTON
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Nonrtru Burris
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Liverrook and
LONDON AND GLOHE
Phoenix
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Hartronp of Warthorp
PENNSYLVANIA
J.K.SAULSBURY
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FRANK TOLSON, M. Dey
HENDERSON
Marydel
J. W. Bryant
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Caroline
arveys
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Bry
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P. W. Downes
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J. R. Godwin
Millsboro
Del
L. H. Gadd
Dukes & Hooker
Millville
J. M. Wooters
Cordova
John A. Nottingham
Capeville
Eli Saulsbury
Dover
Goslin, Bros
The International Cyclopedia
Dodd, Mead & Co
Broadway
A. C. WILLEY
Eastern Shore
Keensboro
RUSSUM & LEWIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Caroline, Talbot
Queen Anne
Clarendon
COR, HANOVER AND PRAST STS
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
NEW YORK CITY
WALD W. TILGHMAN
Eoston
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HOWARD BRYANT
HW. BRYANT
ATTYS-AT-LAW
St. Paul St
George C. Bragdon
J. E. TYLOR
EASTON, MD
WILLA J. KELLY
Preston
Greensborough
Eutaw St
W. I. PARKER
Bulfinch street
Mass
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Bridgetown
W. R. BUSTEED
GEORGE
LUCAS
B. T. BUSH & SON, Publishers
Pearl St
J.5. JOHNSON & CO
South St
HENRY IRWIN & BON
TEACKLE
BaLiTi Mone
CHESTER RIVER
EMMA A. FORD
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Ralph’s Booker’s
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Queenstown
Pier 7
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Kent Island
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GEO. WARFIELD
W. H. COULBOURN
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Heart & Sap
Bay
F. W. REDDEN
RICHARD NICHOLS
Suavixa Parior
John Swann
Tam
COMEGYS
CROWN MFG CO
Vine St
Cincinnati
Peck
F. HISCOX
N.Y
Denton, Mad
CHASE BROTHERS
Rochester
STEINBOAT CO
JOPPA
IDA
Easton
Double Mills
Oxford
Traverse
Cambridge
Oyster Shell Point
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Medford’s
Lloyd's
Dover Bridge
Towers
Potter’s
Ieave
HOWARD B. ENSIGN
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Light St
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Tollota
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