Nixon Defends Boats in Atlantic Voyage Debate
The article centers on Lewis Nixon defending the boats used in the Gregory voyage across the Atlantic. He argues German builders and contractors caused attacks, noting rail transport across Europe to the Black Sea and Russian approval of the craft. Nixon cites trials, specifications, and a midwinter delivery, praising the vessels’ performance and endurance.
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York
Lewis Nixon
Ig Huihler
National
Yy Actad
Japan
Rte Petarsborg
Black Sea
Europe
Russia
Gregory
Busnia
Ruslan
Brief
Fragmented Quote on Naval Experts in Russia
The text shows a garbled quote referencing Ns Teel and naval experts in Russia and other foreign countries, claiming they know the truth about a matter. It appears as a partial, unclear OCR fragment with no clear event or sourcing.
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Ns Teel
Ruxaia
Debate on Capital Punishment at School No. 9
The weekly debate at School No 9 discussed abolition of capital punishment with Alfred Wolfrey Emma Kabeel and Lenix Rau for the affirmative and James McClorey Minnie Kokert Emma Sechlinder Louis Rau for the negative. Judges ruled unanimously for the negative. Next week the topic asks if the printing press invention is more important than the cotton gin.
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Alfred Wolfrey
Emma Kabeel
Lenix Rau
James McClorey
Minnie Kokert
Emma Sechlinder
Louis Rau
Debating and Literary Society
Druggist Applicants Below the Standard Rise in Scrutiny
Atlantic City a4sociation demands higher intelligence for druggists and assistants after examinations show many are unfit. President Deakyne notes frequent license fraud and supports tougher rules to stop delinquents from handling dangerous drugs. Reports from the State Board of Pharmacy back the concerns with only 143 of 580 applicants passing. The text includes a local courtroom joke about a boy repeatedly stealing chickens and a father who laments the need to teach better behavior.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
H. H. Dewkyne
Bere Iid
Siste Board of Pharmacy
Deakyne
Abe
Darky
Poultry Health Lessons From Prevention to Disease
A historical piece emphasizes prevention over cure in poultry keeping. It warns that filth crowding and poor sanitation invite disease, urges quarantine for new birds, strong stock, and sanitary housing. It discusses gape worm outbreaks and the need for vigilance, medical knowledge, and proper planning to protect fowl health.
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Walt
Han
England
United States
Adile
Advice on Chick Health and Worm Treatment
The letter discusses treating young birds with turpentine, turpentine-water mixtures, and tobacco smoke to expel worms. Instructions include drying, smoking, trimming wings, and greasing with lard turpentine. It warns against smothering chicks and notes the plague affects chicks and pheasants at specific growth stages.
Poultry Advice and Practices From a Past Column
A historical poultry column details proper feeding for fertile eggs, wind and rain protection for pens, and handling of chickens and pigeons. It warns against damp litter and improper cooling, notes color and odor issues in shipments, and encourages diligence to run a successful poultry business.
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Fuilder
NIXON
Atlantic
Fio
Fa Safe Regulator
Barnitz, M. CG , Paide, Riversi
Plymouth Rock
Neashore
Panama
Lissner
Broad St
Altern
Newark
Market Street
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Jersey
Axminster
Brussels
Russels
Acigrepeice
Sta E
Heese Nak Hsvy
Legion’ Butte
Ladien
Lendendergy
Nerey
Saturdar
Pavorite Fe Stearmaniy
Boneesta
Luis
Iowest
M. Barr
Elizabeth Ave
Miss Bannister
Grand St
Apar
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