Suffragettes See Votes for Women Near Victory in Britain
In a vivid defense of women's suffrage, a British advocate argues that votes for women are nearly won within a decade. She notes the shift in ruling circles, urges continued vigorous action, and suggests female participation would cleanse politics of vice while acknowledging lingering doubts among some women.
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England
Great Britain
England and America in the suffrage struggle
A passionate account from a British suffragist recounts protests for voting rights, condemns male resistance, and highlights tactics such as parlayed public campaigns and a daring airship stunt. The piece compares taxation without representation in America to women's fight for the ballot and urges England to follow suit.
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The Teasel and Its Remarkable Cloth Dressing Use
The teazel or teasel Dipsacus fullonum yields prickly heads used to raise nap on cloth. France farms thousands of acres and exports vast quantities worth millions. Austria England Belgium Poland and the Crimea also produce and trade in teasel heads.
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Prince Victor Duleep Singh Claims Ghost Visage of Father
In Berlin on October 21 1893 Prince Victor Duleep Singh described seeing his father the Maharajah of Duleep Singh in an oleograph during a moment of awakening and a bright light. He reported the vision, health decline, and telegrams the next day confirming the death on October 22 1893.
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Modern Works Doomed to Fade Over Time
A scientific periodical notes color and oil paintings from the last half century fade likely, and suggests that typewritten documents will become blank paper, warning about material longevity.
Land-Greed in British New Guinea Draws Settlers
An article critiques the lure of vast land grants in British New Guinea. It notes 99 year leases and easy terms tempting investors and settlers, prompting many to claim far more land than they can develop, despite rich, fertile resources.
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Otto Reinhard Popper’s Rise From Porter to Dramatist
The Morgen Post notes Otto Reinhard Popper of Berlin has moved from porter in a warehouse to a recognized dramatist. His first amateur work Freedom impressed audiences, and his new play The Girl of the Warehouse draws keen interest as a real theater production.
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Rack for curing pea vines improves air flow and reduces mold
An illustrated rack design raises pea vines on V shaped pitches to allow air to circulate beneath and through the pile. The device, about six feet high, supports vines off the ground with horizontal pieces and can be covered with hay or light material when not in use.
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Draining Land Boosts Productivity and Profit for Farmers
The article argues wet cold soils reduce yields but proper drainage and field layout improve land value. It notes drainage enables earlier planting, better root growth, and more crops, while damp ground delays seeding and wastes effort. The author promises further notes on drainage mistakes to aid others.
Humus in the Soil Affects Later Crops
The article discusses how humus improves moisture retention and soil structure but can hinder yields if too much green crop matter, like brome grass, is buried. It notes sod decay benefits, but over-buried green food and locked moisture may reduce first crop returns, with experience suggesting delayed plowing aids subsequent yields.
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Paint and lead claims and a jail joke in Floyd county Georgia
An item discusses paint quality and a free home painting guide from National Lead Company in New York. It recalls Floyd county Georgia commissioners ordering prisoner uniforms and contrasts with a Kansas plain. Multiple ads promise cures and remedies, recipes, and various local business notices.
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All About the Farm and Kitchen Preparations
Rural guidance notes suggest improving drainage to protect crops in wet seasons. It advises managing stagnant water, considering crop profitability like cowpeas, and securing fuel and dry firewood for summer kitchen use. The message urges timely attention to farm and home needs.
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