Curse of Forests Threatens Spruce and Pine Across Regions
An article warns that beetle infestations devastate spruce and pine across vast areas from New York to New Brunswick, threatening timber supplies. It notes that pine and spruce losses drive economic hardship, with millions of trees harmed, tops dyed blue by fungi, and long-term supply impacts. Also touched are coastal bird migrations and the growing issue of ivy covered buildings. the piece concludes with commentary on architecture and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hye
New York
New Brunswick
Bata Gente
Sweden
West Virginia
Virginias
Carolinas
Man
Tire
Virginia
Louisiana
Texas
Tales of Writers and the Press in Fragmented Anecdotes
The piece surveys writers and editors through scattered sketches. It recounts Ernest Treeton noting a young woman author who could not finish an unfinished serial as a desperate editor urged closure. It also mentions Philip Bourke Marston and Hall Caloone on religious novels and the future of the novel as a vehicle for humanity’s deepest problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Treeton
Omlec Ft
Migs Methiam Euwards
Philip Bourke Marston
Marston
Ben
Hall Caloe
Plowman
Railroads and travel notes from distant lands in era page
A collage of 19th century travel notes and incidents across Europe Asia and Africa. Mentions American rail patterns in Germany and a fatal accident tale in Albany. Hong Kong adopts electric trolley for Europeans with native adoption rising. French Congo explores wild coffee tree. Jane Nathan becomes first South African born woman dentist in Hanover. Dr. Koch leads a caravan in German East Africa studying plague and bedbug fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
M. Chevalier
Jane Nathan
Europe
Hanover
Cape Colony
Robert Koch
Morogoro
German East Africa
Oston
Where the Money Goes in Louisville Courier Journal
A brief line notes concern over children’s poverty with a lean account of funds. It highlights public alarm at inherited neglect and questions how money is spent, urging accountability for resources aimed at aiding hungry youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hounderly
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Verse of the Day and Nation's Journey Echoes
A collage of verse and prose excerpts from multiple poets and publications. It blends a cornucopia of imagery from North American landscapes and travelers like Lewis and Clark, musings on labor and progress, wartime and domestic life, and lyrical vignettes from T. Sturge Moore and others. The piece surveys rural plenty, westward expansion, love songs, and seasonal seen wonders through assorted lines and stanzas.
Land of cave-ins in Pennsylvania coal regions
A Chicago Daily News correspondent describes frequent cave-ins in Pennsylvania anthracite areas. Ground sinks beneath buildings and roads due to underlying mines, creating dangerous voids. cases include a house collapsing a wall and a road dropping away. Surface ownership and mining rights complicate liability and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chicago Daily News
Tias
Sey
Atogether
Real
Cotton Crop of 1904 Sets New U S Production Record
The census bureau reports 1904 cotton output at 13 584 457 bales, up 3 491 386 from 1903, with Texas leading at 3 134 677 bales and Georgia second at 1 960 151 bales. Alabama and South Carolina show large gains, while Oklahoma and Indian Territory rise 72 percent. A separate note describes London firm selling the Lubbock Formicarium portable ants nest for long term observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
United States
Texas
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Kansas
Arkansas
Texan
South Carolina
South Caro
Oklahoma
Indian Terrimry
Crystal Palace
London
Lubbock
Educational Matters and Medical Claims Worldwide
The report notes Oxford university income near £70,000 annually and Swedish pupils educated under teachers. Prof Mulisch of Prague cites a plan to plant 600,000 trees and mentions photographs using light from potatoes and boiled eggs. Doctors Stokes and Putton claim a curative typhoid fever serum after four years of work. Prof Levi of Milan travels to Paris to present iodine injections for tuberculosis as a potential cure, with 40 to 50 injections claimed sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University
Mulisch
Prague
William Royal Stokes
John §. Putton
Maryland Board of Health
Guiseppe Levi
Milan
Paris
Academy of Medicine
Fle
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Alagka
Alenst Ote i
Nevin Leon
Boyton
Garion Magara
Cologne
Berlin
England
Mustar
Hinlon
Alpine Roundhouse
Albany
Prusenter
Albany Journal
Hongkong
China
Africa
Sarth
Benet
Hinds
Sands
Fanda
T. Sturge Moore
the Academy
Lawly and Clark
Korte
Spark Hare
Lewis and Clark & Lindslet
Lane
Thomas 3 Jones, Jr
Times
Surife
Yastenfay
Tony
Serpe
Mildred
Surrow
Ana Mockin
Atlanta Constitution
Nee
Houston Post
H. Klawr
Chicago
Herald
Kaiser
John Nuaiser & Bro
John Kaiser & Bro
Ely Power Block
Majestic
Hubert Day
Jackson Nut
Massillon Lump
Massillon
Gas House Coke Egg
Gas House Coke Chestnut
The
Parsch Lumber Co
Mill Street
Tolente Slee
Lorain County
National Bank OF
Elyria
TIMG
H. Ely
D. C. Baldwin
E. E. Williams
H. Squires
Ass‘t
Educational Matters
Gandy Kitchen
Mackey & Rice
West Avenue
Rawson
Louis Scasukeny
Fein
Champney
Tare
White Rock
Sl Bell
Wakeman Township
W. W. Whiton
Wakeman, Ohio
Cal Lorain County Et Co
Andwar
Zasiai
Parnes Festrre
Sames B. Daw
A.B
H. A
Aset. Saahigan
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