Campaign notes reflect North Dakota and Dakota politics
The piece covers party tensions and candidate positions in North Dakota and nearby Minnesota. It cites Republicans united against a Burke third term, discusses CA Johnson as governor candidate, and references editorial debate on religious and ethnic lines influencing support.
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Roosevel
New York State
Dakota
Burke Democratic
A Jenneon
Burke
Nile
Repubiscans
Hidden Tale of a Nightingale Hatchery
A fragmented 19th century note describes a nightingale bought in London eggs at a shilling each and packed in wool. Trustworthy men cared for the eggs in places where they could be hatched, arriving from London. Eggs were removed and raised until fledging, then departed.
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John Sinclair
Nightingale
Lon- le
Rui
Welsh Legend of Teef Travelers at Disnitons
An old Welsh tale speaks of six Teef legends arriving in a bus at Disnitons years ago. They traveled without oars or rodger, and were watched over by locals under a system of guidance. Despite danger in a fray, a knot tied in a kerchief proved decisive while Llanddona witches loomed, and no one dared bid against them.
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Wales
Teef
Llanddona
Prize for Best Short Love Story Ends With Virtue Moral
A teacher offered a prize for a short love tale. The winning entry tells of a poor man who cannot wed a rich girl, declines a tempting bribe, finds a bag of gold, and wins the lady with a splendid wedding. the moral is virtue its own reward. The piece is followed by a stale note about Dr Shincecum and ants in Texas, with Darwin correspondence.
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London Mail
Shincecum
Texas
Darwin
Dr. Lincecum
New York American
Photographic Plates Sold For Various Uses
An item from Harpers Weekly notes discarded photographic plates sold cheaply for coating with film or reuse. Many plates head to dealers or greenhouse operators, while some find decorative use around gardens or in suburban estates as protective features.
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Harpers Weekly
Fern life cycle contrasts with seed plants in ancient text
The article explains that most ferns reproduce by spores rather than seeds. Spores germinate into a flat green membrane where flowers would appear in seed plants. In the Platycerium native to New Holland the green blade stays, enlarges, and a new blade forms yearly, creating a unique plant with ordinary fern fronds.
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New Holland
Antiquity of Gold Leaf and Its Ancient Uses
The origin of gold leaf is lost in antiquity with early uses on mummies for teeth skin and tongues. It appears on ceilings and on tombs and monuments in ancient Egypt. The craft of making gold leaf existed by the eighth century B C and reached modern perfection by the eleventh century. Some ancient Greek pottery shows gold leaf as thin as today.
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Ancient
Egypt
Abdalie Chief Crop Jowari Description in South Arabia
The Abdalie cultivate Jowari, a cornlike staple, harvested by hand with a hunting knife. It yields about 125 pounds per camel load at Aden, with fresh shoots regrowing from roots for the next season. A fair early crop is around twenty camel loads per acre. Consular and Trade Reports.
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Abdali
Adenan
Watchmaker Stands to Repair Troubled Timepiece
A local patron faced repeated delays with a malfunctioning watch and sought out Charlie Lee at the shop to fix it. The exchange reflects ongoing service challenges and a request for prompt repair.
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Cinese Taundryman
Charlie Lee
Woman fears court witness fate avoids unrest at Grand Central
Mrs Storey, long terrified of being summoned as a witness, avoids crowds after a theft at Grand Central. A female thief snatches her hand bag. by the time the crowd is calmed, the bag is missing and Mrs Storey discovers her purse and bag are gone, with no claimants found.
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S. Storey
Grand Cental
Mr. Storey
Shane Somett
Mrs. Storey
New York Herald
The Squire and the Farmer Debate Corn Value
A secretary of agriculture quotes a farmer as a grand worker. Squire Plowlands questions his tenant Hodge after church. Hodge says the sermon was about Joseph in Egypt buying corn. The squire then asks if the parson mentioned corn's value there.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Squire Plowlands
Hodge
Joseph
Egypt
Egypt's vast area masks limited arable land
The article notes Egypt proper covers about 480000 square miles, with only roughly 14000 miles of arable soil. Population exceeds 10 million, giving a high density in settled regions. The Nile's annual flood sustains year round farming and fertility without heavy fertilization.
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Egypt
Belgium
New York American
A Vicarious Remedy in a Drugstore
A man seeks headache relief from a druggist who offers hartshorn. The scent nearly overpowers him. He rails at the apothecary claiming the headache is his wife’s not his. He threatens to punch the pharmacist after the remark.
Stork Nest on Colmar Cathedral Roof Menaces Street
A large old stork nest on Colmar Cathedral’s roof tilted and threatened to fall into the street. Weighing 1,500 pounds and five feet across by four feet high, it required picks to destroy. Inside were seventeen stockings five fur caps a blouse sleeve leather piece and four metal buttons.
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Colmar
France
Notice of Teachers Examination and Public Notices
Notice announces regular teachers examination at Linton on October 28 and 29 for holders with valid certificates. Also includes a public land notice from the U.S. Land Office in Bismarck for John Renschler final five year proof with witnesses listed and dates in October and November 1910.
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Schol-Base
Linton
Henry WO Hanson
Cinty Sept
Charles B. Carley
North Dakota
Jacob Burkhardt
N. D
John J. Renschler
Heinrich Ohthauser
N.D
David Jobb
M. H. Jewell
Chries B. Carley
H. L. Shaff
Marie
R. P. Towne
Sen Christianson
John Towne
N. I
H. Jewel
Reyster
Notice of Vacation of Streets and Alleys in Mount Emmons Village
The Village of Mount Emmons Trustees announce vacation of the alleys and streets described in Hunter's First Addition North Dakota law governs the action. A hearing on the petition will be held on the specified November date at 1 o'clock. The notice is dated September.
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Leon
Emmons
State of Norty
Spruce
Sinth Strent
Sevensetree
Ela Avenue
Teu Avenue
Seventh Street
Bietitt Street
Spruciver
Hunter
Loar Enamons County
North Dakota
Smith Village
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Hartford
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Orville E. Parsons
Maine
Tyeparea City
Fuller & Johnson
Linton Bazar
Emerson Engine
Emerson Disk
International Gas
Hart-Parr
Stickney
Garr, Scott & Co
Tiger Thrasher
van Brunt
Kelly Duplex
Jewel Feed-Mills
Duplex Wind-Mills
Oshkosh
Eclipse
McCormick Machinery
Weber and Stoughton
Lie Laval
Passton Fanning
Owens Fanning-Mills
Chatham Fanning-Mills
Emerson Corn-Planters
Stoughton
Hudson Automobile
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United States
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