Big Colonization Plan Aims 10 Million West Acres
Ex Senator James N Stacy outlines American Colonization Society effort to move poor city residents to western lands in Idaho Minnesota and Oregon. He promises free transport and support until settlers are on their feet with headquarters to open in New York and branches in Chicago and Portland.
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New York
Chicago
James N. Stacy
Isac
Portland
Ore
Idaho
Minnesota
Oregon
Stacy
Buying Home Products is Business Not Patriotism
The piece argues commerce over patriotism guiding purchasing choices, urging locals to support nearby merchants. It warns that relying on distant catalogs harms community growth, housing, and real estate values, and notes savings from distant dealers are often illusory while local stock boosts well being.
Soy beans as feed boost for hogs cattle and milk
A Pennsylvania correspondent of The American Agriculturist extols soy beans as an unmatched feedingstuff noting superior dairy and beef outcomes, higher forage yields, and lower production costs. The writer cites fattening hogs primarily on soy beans, producing finer meat, and claims soy beans outperform corn in ground health and oil content with favorable profit implications.
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Pennsylvania
American Agriculturist
Human marshmallow remark sparks playful powder exchange
In a lighthearted Boston Transcript fragment Maud teases Marie about a compliment from Maud-So Jack. Marie resists sharing until Maud insists, prompting a playful exchange about being called a "human marshmallow" after a heavy powdering compliment.
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Jack
Marie
Maud
Boston Transcript
Denouement at Sea On the Sea Gull and two Russian women
In Kara bay a Sea Gull sighted a lone boat with marooned Russian woman Sonix Sarderhoff, aided by Katia Jaroff interpreter. They confided escape from Kara prison and Siberia, planned with Vilostoft to free Katia, while the crew, alerted by Sonia, kept peace and aided the two when Bergen bound, ending with a risky escape tale aboard a Scandinavian vessel.
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Kara Bay
Arctic Ocean
Russia
Siberia
Katia Jaroff
Siberian
Katia
Sonix Sarderhoff
Sonia
Scapherson
Scandersos
Katin
Viostef
Kathi
Vilostoft
Fortune
Viostom
Hungry tramp seeks meal at charitable woman's door
A weary tramp named Lim appeared at a charitable woman's home asking for food. She asked about the irregular hours, and he replied that irregular days were worse, then entered the kitchen to eat.
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Lim
Harper's Magazine
IBA
Timely Horse Ideas for Better Care
Advice on horse welfare emphasizes better housing and care. Increase warm quarters and exercise for work horses, turn out in warm parts of day, trim feet properly, reduce dust from hay, dampen dusty hay, remove harness at noon, and brush coats to revive them. Colts require good food, daily outdoor activity, and suitable winter stalls to stay healthy for spring work or sale.
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Fred
Jack
Cellar Wintering of Bees in American Cultivator
Cellar wintering demands precision and gear. Large apiaries may benefit by successfully wintering 6 to 10 percent of colonies. Costs of a cellar will be offset by savings on stores consumed and colony losses from outdoor wintering.
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Library
North End
Branch Public Library
North Bennet
Street
Boston
Mice in the Seed Corn Storage
Agricultural expert M Ob son from the Midlandia Agricultural Experiment Station advises on protecting seed corn from mice. Methods include tying corn to a rail with strings and suspending from wires, wrapping the lower stalks, or using open crates lined with boards to allow air flow and deter gnawing.
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Midnessia Agricultural Expertment Station
Milk For Chickens In Poultry Farming Advice
The article asserts successful poultrymen feed animals’ food to chicks of all ages, noting wild birds obtain both vegetable and animal foods. It discusses bags, bone meals, and green cut bone as digestible components, claiming Mik provides digestible nutrition for various digestive troubles in chickens.
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Mik
Abram and Lot Dispute Over Pasture Lands in Genesis
A summary of Abram and Lot in Genesis describing their wealth, journey to Canaan, and arrival at Bethel. The text focuses on the ensuing strife between herdsmen, the proposed division of land to avoid conflict, and the moral stance of Abram seeking a peaceful resolution. It notes Lot’s choice of the Jordan plain and the broader context of Canaanite and Perizzite inhabitants.
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Fatestine
Nile Valley
Abram
Bethel
God
Norther
Israel
Jehovah
Lot
Micky
Xavi
Thee
Minn
Eal
Alcan
Dh Wal
Jordan
Mayne
Dessea
Ruthie
Adam
Cannin
Mira
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Birthhead
Union Station
Albany
Sulzer
Clara Rodelhein
Sulzers
American Commission
Europe
David Latin
International Institute of Agriculture
Amer
Ican
Maly
L. Lucatti
Rupelis
Giovanni Mieseri
W. W. Worlemberg
Institute
C.j.keens
Southern Commercial Congress
Daistees
Commntesion
Lane Franklin K. Lane
Ine
Fterstfile Commerce Commmission
Avercoeding
Charles A. Prouty
Vermont
Lane
San Francisco
California
Democrats
Sos
E. Dana Durand
Koreau
United States
China
ABC
Peking
Continental
Treasury Department
Santo Domingo
Republic
Army Insular Bureau
Louisiana
Han
Sima
American Press Association
William Sulzer
Franklin K. Lane
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