Debs the Socialist candidate and a brief tale from 1904
Survey of the World's News chronicles Eugene V. Debs Indiana presidential bids 1900 1904 and 1908 with vote totals 402283 420798. It notes his early work as a locomotive fireman his Terre Haute clerkship and rise to party nominee battles over strikes and a six month jail term and frames his 1910s campaign mood with public image and party zeal.
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Eugene V. Dele
Indiana
United States
Socialist Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Debs
Terre Haute
Tabor
American Starliy Union
Great Northern Railway
Western Railroads
Bill Nye
South Carolina
Mr. Nye
Hill Nye
Senorita
Louisa Capetillo
Porto Rico
Home Trade Is A Duty Citizens Should Shirk Not
A town debates the duty of supporting home trade over mail order purchases. Citizens are urged to patronize local shops to sustain the community that provides schools jobs and taxes. The piece warns against mall order bargains and urges a town slogan promoting home trade.
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Nnstead
Hin
Mal
Mall Order
Flowers Without Fruit by John Henry Newman
A fragment reflecting on virtue and resolve. The lines contrast thoughts and feelings with action, noting that soft emotions hinder when courage and duty are required. It champions steadfast faith over fleeting pleasures and urges consistency between heart and will.
Not Recommended Best Man Arrangements Sketch
A brief sketch notes a best man making arrangements for a wedding. The piece questions propriety and preparation, hinting at social expectations and wedding rituals within a humorous or satirical tone.
Galvanized Fowl Grit Hopper Endorsed by Experts
New York State Agricultural College experts recommend a grit hopper for fowls. Cracked oyster shells and grit are essential for health and production, with charcoal as a possible addition. The illustrated force feed hopper features a rounded back to prevent clogging, priced about 12 per dozen, with a galvanized version costing more but offering long term economy.
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New York State Agricultural College
Vorthin
Force Feed and Butterfolk Cheese Ideas From Farmers
Force Feed .Grit Hopper Some New Ideas and Professor Sammis Wisconsin invents a butterfolk cheese promising a dollar per 100 pounds to the byproduct producer. Watermelons thrive in well drained sandy loam soil with plenty of space. hills thinned to two or three plants, frequent cultivation after vines run.
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Hansen
South Dakota
Sammis
Wisconsin
Preventive steps against peach and plum tree borers
A reader advisory warns of peach and plum tree borers causing damage. Signs include fine wood dust at the base, with larvae boring under the bark from June to September. Remove borers with a knife or wire, cut bark lengthwise not crosswise, and apply a boiled lime and sulfur solution after borers are killed to deter moths and protect plum trees as well.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Sunday School Lesson on Jesus Calming the Storm and Healing
A reflective summary of Mark chapter eight and nine parables in which Jesus calms a storm on the Sea of Galilee after a busy day teaching the crowd at Capernaum. His power over nature reassures the disciples, followed by the healing of a demon possessed man in the Gerasene region and the recommended return to share the miracle with nearby inhabitants.
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Texas
Daughters of the Republic of Texan
Hal Sevier
Clara Driscoll
Lone Star State
Mission
San Antonio de Valero
Miss Driscoll
Colquitt
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Jesus
Capernaum
Mark
Matthew
Gerasa
Theodero Khersa
Jesus Doetrwa
Istresa
Demus
Jess
Ceal
Lovers Reared as Siblings Lose Their Bond in Court
Orphaned Ralph and Gladys, raised together as presumed siblings, flee with eight pounds to marry but are captured in a park. Sir Michael Vrane, friend of the late Earl, confronts guardian Tweed Spencer who admits intent to marry the Earl to his daughter. The court names Sir Michael guardian, permits the couple to wed and attend Oxford with Gladys placed under guarded tutorship.
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Michael Vrane
Earl of Elton
All England
Michael
Earl
Elton
Slater
Hor
Mra
Drower
Dwyer
Tweed Spencer
Spencer
Sir Michael
Michael Prane
Oxford
Elton Estates & Io
Wien
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Survey of the World
Bundy
Eugene Victor Debs
John G Breckinridge
Baton Rouge
Williams
Winder
Jackson
John Pope
Cedar Mountain
Virginia
Rapiidan River
Camp Quinton
Wasatch Mountains
Utah
Reclamation Service
Washington
Strawberry
Wagatch Mountains
Diab Lake
Wasatch Range
Gulf of California
Colorado River
Colorado
Utah Valley
Cracow
Poland
Zamenhof
Amerte-1
Ita
Claude A. Swanson
Swanson
Great Huntein
Oura
John Henry Newm
New York State College of Agriculture
Cupid
Geraldine Bowman
Ralph
Gladys
Mia
Rawson
Nature
Fee
Karl
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