American Heiress and Portugal Throne Tale Surfaces
The 1909 engagement of Anita Stewart to Prince Miguel Maximilian de Braganza sparks talk of a possible royal future in Portugal as a revolution deposes King Manuel II. The piece traces Braganza lineage, debts, and historic claims, noting the precarious chance of an American queen if the throne returns.
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Portugal
London
Anita Stewart
Miguel Maximilian Sebastian Marie de Hiraganza
Miguel
Voson
Uraganza-Coburg
Manuel
Sotland
Carlos
Edward
Vienna
Jovet
Lisbon
Duke of Bra
Hussars
Prince Miguel
Stewart
Calais
Dover
Grosvenor Square
Womain
Miss Stewart
Republic
Braganzas
Manuel II
Scotland
Dingwall
Ben Wyvis
Budapest
Bric
Mraganzas
Miquel
Curatel
England
Duke
Oporto
Pedro IV
Maria da Gloria
Pedro 1
Brazil
Pedro 11
John VI
Carlotta Joachima
Queluz
Maria
Iis
Pedro
Maria de Gloria
Spain
Ivora
Maria II
Rome
Thaden
Duke of
Araganza
Prince Miguel of
Many Live to Old Age in England and Wales
An estimate reports about 32 000 persons die of old age yearly in England and Wales. The statistic highlights aging mortality as a notable demographic figure.
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England
Wales
Dream Flight And The Sensation Of Flying In Sleep And Death
A discussion of dream experiences and near death sensations where individuals recall flying or rising thoughts. It cites Pieron Beamis Hutchinson Latheadio Hearn and others noting the common theme of upward movement, calm or painful death, and the brain as the center of experience.
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Beaunls
Pleron
Pieron
Hutchinson
Beamis
Latcadio Hearn
Literature Pays in Old Courier Journal Quip
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet quotes a witty exchange about literature earnings. An old man asks about literature paying and a character replies he earned $100 after a railroad jostled a trunkful of manuscripts.
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Lyerature
Louisville Courier Journal
Information Wanted on Dining Car Meals
A short exchange questions whether meals on dining cars are served on tables with a play on words. The item has a curious tone and names the location Little Willies in Pennsylvania as context.
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Little Willie
Willie
North Dakota News Notes scattered reports and events
North Dakota notes cover a wide range of local items from Dunseith to Ruford including court and police news, crop and weather notes, fires, thefts, educational campaigns, and municipal improvements. Names of towns such as Devils Lake, Dickinson, Mandan, Williston, and Bismarck appear with brief incidents and notes of public interest.
Darius Green author John Townsend Trowbridge visits Boston aviation exhibit
Arlington Mass author John Townsend Trowbridge, famed for Darius Green and his Flying Machine, traveled to Boston to view a dream aircraft. He spoke of earlier skepticism, the progress of aviation pioneers, and his belief that a large passenger-carrying machine is possible in time.
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Neston
Boston
John Townsend Trowbridge
Darius Green
Sears
Trowbridge
Arlington
Mass
Lewis
Glen Curtiss
Kahame White
Wilbur White
Trowlhige
Marthia Green
Darius Sree
Dt Keema
Twice Struck by Lightning Destroys Henry Clay Statue
The article recounts Lexington Kentucky residents erecting a Henry Clay memorial statue, its destruction by two lightning strikes, and subsequent replacement efforts. It cites Clay as a major figure in American history and notes public reverence in Washington. It includes unrelated demographic data on colleges and enrollment.
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Lexington
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Bli
Iife
United States
Labor Involved Makes Draft Horses Profitable
A 19th century farming piece emphasizes labor input, proper feeding, pasture access, and careful handling to raise draft horses profitably. It covers colts’ care, weaning, grazing, harnessing, exercise, and selling geldings by age seven, highlighting nutrition and workload balance for best returns.
Pure Breed Essentials for Ram Selection
The article argues for choosing purebred stock over scrubs and describes ideal ram conformation. It emphasizes strong lineage, prepotency, and robust build including a massive frame, broad chest, solid hindquarters, stout hocks, and a bold, vigorous carriage.
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Htalotn
Oxford Sheep Prolific Breed Analysis
The Oxford sheep, arising from a Cotswold and Hampshire Downs cross, became known as Oxfordshire. They are the largest medium wool breed with rams weighing 260 to 275 pounds and ewes 200 to 225 pounds. Wool is coarse, fleeces weigh 19 to 12 pounds unwashed, color gray or brown. They thrive on good pasture but not on poor range. ewes are highly prolific with rapid growth, though not as hardy as some breeds.
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Torat
Har Nes
Oxford
England
Cotswold
Hampshire Downs
Oxfordshire
Oxford Downs
Canada
Apple Calls Fuel Orchard Profit From Unmarketable Fruit
The article argues lost revenue from unmarketable apples can be recovered by processing into cider through hydraulic presses. It outlines converting imperfect fruit into elder fit, then into condensed cider and portable form for storage, aiming to enhance orchard revenues by utilizing byproducts and reducing waste.
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Bashela
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Montana
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Mouse River
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Heath
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Uae
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Hecht
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August Momian
Rufalo
John Matthews
Minnaeapolis
Thurdiy
Army of College Girls
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