Needlework keepsake cushions with satin embroidery designs
The article describes handmade needlework items including cushion covers edged with cord, tight backing scrolls of black velvet, and appliques in white satin. Designs feature moral motifs, with ovals and lettering in gold thread, plus blue linen pieces with white flourishing threads. Slippers hold a thimble, and a small oval emery cushion with wool top aids sorting needles.
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Remedies and anecdotes fill a cluttered clipping
A fragmented set of early 20th century notices extols remedies like Syrup of Figs from California Fig Syrup Company and Piso’s Cure for Consumption. The collection weaves in quips about theater, baseball talk, investment ads, and social ineptitudes, including lines about Mrs Beverly’s culture and a New Woman husband exchange.
Subsoiling on Slopes and Farm Experiments in Indiana Parmer
Robt. L. Dean reports on spring subsoiling in Indiana Parmer, noting loosened soil, moisture loss, and uneven seedbeds. Observations suggest subsoiling pays on wash or springy slopes, with plans to compact surface after plowing. Also discusses potato varieties, soil fertilizers, and cabbage cultivation.
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Robt. L. Dean
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Aged 221 Woman in Massachusetts Said to Be Irish Elder
Report from Chicopee Falls describes Margaret Bowen as an Irish-born woman born in Cork County Ireland who allegedly lived 221 years. The tale cites her marriage to Bartholomew Bowen, their move to America, a life as a nurse, and unusual longevity with limited English, chronicling the couple’s humble cottage on Molyoke Road and Bowen’s care for her.
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Ingenious Pictures Show Head Illusion on Dining Table
A New York Journal report explains photographic tricks that make a living head appear on a plate as part of a dinner setting. By removing a table leaf and placing a plate around the neck, the head seems seated beneath a cloth, creating a lifelike but deceptive image enhanced by the camera.
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New York Journal
A Great Map of the World Project Proposed at Berne
The idea of building a world map on a very large scale has long interested geographers and learned societies. After years of discussion at an important national congress in Berne, the plan has been revived with encouraging prospects. The project contemplates a natural scale of about fifteen and three quarters miles to the mile, imagining two hemispheres projected on a common plane to form a globe roughly ten feet in diameter.
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Northwestern inventors issued patents last week
Patents granted to Adolf W. Bouderson Bernadotte Minn Winert Brunet Plano Minn Peter Morsberg Minneapolis Minn Frederick Ixecs Minneapolis Minn long list includes ventilated mattress ing device pipe wrench vertical crowd plana welding machine automatic gas generator potato digger founders' welding machine and related items credited to T D Merwin patent lawyer Pioneer Press Building Minneapolis Minn and others.
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Adolf W.bouderson
Bernadotte
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Winert Brunet
Plano
Peter Morsberg
Minneapolis
MANN
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Marl A. Klose
Miehtfeld
Mhin
James J. Platt
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The readable text is a garbled fragment mentioning guine and dinner references with unclear attribution and nonstandard phrasing. No coherent event, date, or identifiable subjects emerge to summarize as a news item.
Patent for high speed wire nails by cat nail machine
A contrivance patented to make wire nails on a cat nail machine attaches to common equipment at less than a dollar. It uses a needle array to guide wire into each nail and quickly forms with pressure, duplicating the standard nail production rate.
Enay 34 You Euyout
Mr Meanit speaks of seeking the key to the heart but finds none. The dialogue shifts to wealth, position, and title, with Sle arguing that power comes from status and money.
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Sub-irrigation Proves Beneficial in Ohio Greenhouse
Ohio experiment station confirms sub irrigation improves greenhouse lettuce growth. Terraces built with the new method double the size of those used before. The system waters soil below the surface reducing rot, lowering costs, and keeping soil in better condition, leading to healthier plants.
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