Appointment of General Karl Roberts as commander in chief overseas
The survey notes the appointment of General Karl Roberts to lead British forces in overseas dominions and India while not indicating active field service. Roberts, born 1882 in India, has a career shaped by India campaigns, the Delhi college, relief of Lucknow, and Boer War command, later titled Earl of Kandahar.
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Karl Roberts
Dominions
India
Eld
Europe
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Erts
Delhi
Lucknow
South Africa
Kimberley
Cronje
Kandahar
Pretoria
Waterford
Bobs
Della Chiesa
Benedict XV
Hirampolla
House of Hapsburg
Della Chiesn
Sacred College
Leo XIII
Rampol
Vis X
Vatican
Jowpe
Giavomye Della Chiesa
Buy at Home and Beat the Bogus Salesman Advice
A Wisconsin report warns farmers about fraudulent sales schemes by itinerant canvassers selling kerosene and paint oil as linseed substitutes. Barrels leaked, oil quality poor, and redress limited, prompting advice to deal with established local firms instead.
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Wisconsin
Oll
Earoad
Hog types and market aims in US agriculture
From USDA guidance the lard type hog is the preferred market, compact and fat covering for high priced cuts. Breeders seek fecundity and early maturity, with silky hair and smooth skin signaling quality. Bacon type hogs, taller and leaner, are less common in the US and marketed around 175 to 200 pounds with firm flesh rather than fat.
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United States
Ysield
United States Department of Agriculture
Denmark
Your Fowls Teeth Grit Grits and Horseflies Remedy
Acurious old piece explains fowls require grit in the gizzard to aid digestion, noting grit sources like New England granite crystals and dangers of unsuitable materials. It also covers red water in cows with alumin feed and iron sulfate remedies, plus a Minnesota horsefly repellent using kerosene and rancid lard or fish oil.
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New England
Hoard
F. J. Watheburn
Minnesota
The Good of Catalogues in Mail Order Ads
Mail order catalogues aid consumer demand and stock ideas for local shops. They attract home trade, provide indexed, detailed lists of merchandise, and help set price ideas for unfamiliar goods.
Mystery in Paris House Reveals Hidden Past
A hidden closet behind a wainscoted panel in a Paris building conceals a mummy like head and a decaying female figure. An antiquary and owner’s man uncover a Tudor era tale of Louise de Fontayne and Richelieu era conspiracies, revealing a secret escape and vanished lover Tusstell amid a royal purge.
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Legion of Honor
Paris
Louis XI
Louis XVI
Louis XII
Cardinal Richelieu
Marquis de Fontayne
Mile
Louise de Fontyne
Rissioll
Italy
Mile. de Fontayne
Louiss
Sion
Chateau
Plate
Louise
Wissiv
Tusstell
Parke
Milo
de Fontayne
Louise de Fontayne
Hisson
Text of the Sunday Lesson on Mark and the Garden of Gethsemane
The text reflects on Jesus in Gethsemane with disciples asleep, noting his threefold prayer and agony before Calvary. It cites Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, compares Jesus to David, and highlights the angel's strengthening, the disciples' failure to watch, and the deep obedience to God’s will leading to the crucifixion.
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Dulin xiv
John xvii
Mount of Olives
Niesen Iarnet
Bine
David
Israel
Gethsemane
Veter
James
John
Peter
Xroners
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Ain
Calvary
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Naval Hospital
Scotland
England
South Queensferry
Alfred Mosely
Bristol
New York
Fimrt
County Council of Schools of England
Princess Christian Hospital
Cortly
Thomas Lipton
Erin
K. I
City Island
Brooklyn
German Historical Society
State of
Broad and
Wall Streets
United ‘Generaon
Prussia
Germany
Sidi
Tami
Pegil
Genoa
Rampolla
Madrid
Spain
Pius
Merry Dei Val
Bo- Yoga
Haly
American Iesn Association
Lord Kitchaner
American Press Association
The
Greeders
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