A Lonely Girl in Flight Over Missing Jewels
Hilary and Amber flee Carrig at night pursued by danger as Deane lurks in shadows. A tense escape ends with Amber safe and vows renewed, while Sir Lucien confronts the jewels and a pledge of marriage.
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Brian
Flilary
Hilary
Deane
Libvy
Ife
Adare
Amber
Lis
Carrig
Tere
Tlary
May
Dolly
Sir Lucien
Wilory
Lucien
Hoe
Sir Lucie
Ile
Denne
Flo
Hllary
Thomas O'Connell
Torr
Dublin
London
Paris
A Compensation and the Leahy Insight
Mrs Tawdy at her wish-tub. Mr Leahy notes a silver wheel found in a cloud and jokes about job loss. Nora questions being thankful as the couple discusses work and earnings with a rural, humorous tone.
Engaged Lady and Burgen & Co Night Watchman Revealed
A Philadelphia Press snip notes a witty exchange about an engaged woman and her supposed betrothed, a new sales lady’s brother employed as a night watchman at Burgen & Co. The piece adds a remark on Kaiser visiting cards being unusually large, six by four inches, described as the largest known in polite society.
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Burgen & Co’s
Philadelphia Press
Sheep Farming Advice From Indiana Farmer Reader
A reader argues sheep offer high dividends per invested amount with proper care. Details cover flock size, lambing timing in March, sheltering lambs, avoiding fat ewes, age of ewes, feeding, salt for digestion, spring shearing from April, and benefits of a sheep machine. Also includes notes on poultry cleanliness and general husbandry for best farm results.
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Indiana
Indiana Farmer
Crimson clover a versatile winter forage and soil improver
The writer extols crimson clover as a valuable winter pasturer and hay plant. It benefits young orchards and poultry feed, and pairing it with peas or soybeans yields dual crops. Proper timing, lime topdressing, and good land preparation prevent soil issues while maximizing hay, seed, and green manure opportunities.
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W. C. Crook
Indiana Farmer
Pigs and Hickory Timber in Colonial Agriculture
The piece discusses registry of pigs and breeding value emphasizing ancestors and individuality, noting the impossibility of inspecting before purchase. It also covers the importance of hickory timber for auto and carriage industries, praising its unique strength and resilience and urging conservation.
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Allied Vehicle Industries
Indiana
Farm Notes on dairying and fowl husbandry
Practical guidance for farmers stressing accurate records and budgeting in dairying, rapid milking, and the value of sheep and fowls. It explains proper poultry housing floors, cramming of young fowls, and general tips on keeping livestock productive and soil fertile.
Cotton in Arizona could yield Arizona's next wealth source
Arizona aims to plant Egyptian cotton in Salt River Valley after experiments said to prove adaptability. W. L. Strickland of Arlington says up to 300 acres will be planted this season with Arlington experiments yielding two bales per acre. Government experts tested Arlington cotton and found texture and quality equal to Egyptian cotton.
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Salt River Valley
Arizona
W. L. Strickland
Arlington
Phoenix
Los Angeles ‘Times
Decadence of Wagering In England Opinion Piece
Fry's Magazine laments fading enthusiasm for wagering across classes and suggests that strong opinions were once backed by ready funds, whereas present times see few who hold opinions and even fewer who can afford to back them.
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England
Fry’s Magazine
Chronology of historic events from 1580 to 1905
A collage of dates and notes spans explorers, monarchs, battles, and births. Notable items include De Soto in Florida in 1580, Napoleon’s Italy crown in 1805, the Paris Commune fall in 1871, and the 1905 Panama governor Magoon inauguration alongside obituaries of figures like Mary A. Livermore and Baron Alphonse de Rothschild.
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de Soto
Florida
Marseilles
Tench Coxe
United States
Philadelphia
Martha Washington
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Napoleon
Italy
Milan
Marshal Duroc
Reichenbach
Fort George
Jackson
Mayseville
Gov. Durham
Quebec
Canton
China
Sir John Franklin
Arctic
Louis Napoleon
Ham
Louis Philippe
Cuba
Admiral Duquesne
Boston
Washington
Anson
Delhi
India
Richard Oglesby
Illinois
Princess of Wales
Queen Victoria
Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
United States Senate
Don Carlos
France
Tiiots
Minonk
Nicholas Tr
Moscow
William
Gladstone
Westminster Abbey
Edward Belloamy
Rosa Boolcur
C. C. Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Mary A. Livermore
Harcourt elected MP for Montrose in Liberal gain
Robert Harcourt Liberal son of the late Sir William Vernon Harcourt wins the Montrose seat replacing John Morley now a peer. Other items note Churchill wins Dundee by 2700 amid Liberal recovery and various European incidents including Prince von Eulenburg’s arrest and a Tunis studio conflict involving W J Leavitt.
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Robert Harcourt
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
J. L. Morley
House of Commons
Montrose
John Morley
Winston Churchill
British Board of Trade
Manchester
Dundee
Prince 4U Eulenburg
Willam
The
Black Eagle
House of Lords
Berlin
Canace
Mr. Leavitt
Lengitt
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Aedoungerford
Alice
Milary
Aolf
Ambers
Adaro
Mr. Herard
Thia
Tlow
Genney
Iit
the Weekly Historian
Congress of
Repubic
Buenos Ayres
al Corts
Congress
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