Street Names as Memorials Highlight New York Omissions
Farmington editor laments lack of historic naming for major streets in New York Cities. He cites Paris honoring Edward VII and lists proposed memorial avenues such as the Fourth of July and Emancipation Proclamation boulevards. He condemns renaming historic areas like Bowery and Long Acre Square, urging more commemorative designations.
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Farm advise on poultry, livestock and farming practices
Practical tips for winter poultry care, housing and egg handling. livestock breeding, feeding, watering, silage, hog and dairy management. farm efficiency, manure use, and crop storage. Cautions on brooder safety, safe grain, and parasite control.
Whaling Peril Shifts As Whale Sinks Ship Off Alaska
From Alaska comes word of a whaler wrecked after a whale previously harpooned delivered a crushing tail blow. The vessel sank in four minutes, the crew escaping in boats and reaching shore.
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Alaska
Alaskan
New York Customs Official Calls for Prisons for Wealthy Smugglers
A New York customs official argues fines fail to deter rich smugglers and urges jail terms for all wealthy violators. He says fines merely buy immunity from disgrace and liberty loss, while even a few sentences could yield swift reform.
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New York
Chicago physician warns armor-plate mince pie diet harms race
A Chicago physician declares that the armor-plate mince pie diet of the average American is deteriorating the American race. He evidently never knew the kind of mince pie his mother used to bake.
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Chicago
United States corn output likened to a dreadnought
The article notes corn production reaching fourteen million dollars per day and mentions a few other crops, illustrating a wartime era economic boast in measured terms.
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United States
Chicago Wife Seeks Divorce Over Husbands Obsessive Looks
A Chicago woman files for divorce claiming her husband overemphasizes his appearance and has not behaved handsomely, arguing he dresses to please himself rather than the family.
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Chicago
Scientists nail Earth weight as old lady’s quiet fate
Scientists determine the exact mass of Earth prompting speculation the elderly woman may withdraw from public life to avoid embarrassment.
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Earth
European Travel Alleges Temper Harm Noted
The piece notes travel in Europe can affect mood negatively and oddly omits any discussion of financial concerns. It suggests cultural or environmental factors influence temperament more than money in this context.
Savant Claims Mosquitoes Prefer Plant Diets in New Jersey
A New Jersey expert asserts mosquitoes favor plants over animal matter, suggesting dietary bias in common species. The claim appears in local science commentary, framing mosquito feeding patterns as plant driven and not solely blood oriented.
Boston milliper’s shop policy dispute unresolved
A fragment notes a milliner or shop in Boston facing a policy dispute over payments or money from a man, with unclear details on resolution or parties involved.
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Boston Milliper
Best dress ideas for the business girl in the era
Julia Bottomley offers guidance on office wear for the business girl emphasizing tailored shirt waists, practical hats, and economical lingerie with detachable collars. She favors black serge and navy outfits, white collars, yokes, and simple hats, warning against oversized hats in windy settings.
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Dusiner
Julia Bottomley
Smart Little Dress in Nattier blue Shantung
A smart little dress features a loose long-waisted bodice and skirt attached to a single waist band. Nattier blue Shantung is used with tan foulard trim and buttoned with cord loops. Details include square neck and tucked yoke with silk muslin undersleeves. materials listed total 65 yards Shantung and small quantities of silk muslin foulard and buttons.
The New Tiny Muffs Contain Hidden Toiletry Articles
Inside it are usually small toilet articles such as powder puff and mirror thrust in the five scape under our large hats.
City Tea Party Draws Guests and Mayor's Attendance
A small city tea gathering drew notable figures including the mayor and several local guests. Attendees discussed community concerns and future events while the host highlighted upcoming public initiatives.
Fragmented OCR summary item
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names Bert and others but lacks full context or details to determine the event, person, or location. The readable bits offer no verifiable actions, dates, or organizations.
Potatoes and SorrelBoost Soup Versatility
Household cooks are urged to broaden autumn soups using fresh tomatoes, potatoes, and sorrel with variations like tomato bisque. Recipes include poultry stock basics, artichoke soup, salmon and halibut soup options, and cream of sage, all detailing ingredients and steps for a hearty, pantry-friendly meal.
Home Made Vinegar from Apple Scraps and Molasses
Save apple peelings and cores and cover with water. Add a cup of molasses per two gallons and a little mother if available. Cover with netting in a warm place for three to four weeks. Use cider if preferred with two caps of molasses per gallon.
Ginger Pear Preserve Recipe
Five pounds pears with five pounds sugar. Soak one ounce green ginger overnight in two cups water. Peel and slice pears. Make a syrup with the soaked ginger water, add pears, cook slowly four hours until dark and rich.
Coane ErEeaes Skin Removal Incident
A fragment describes shelling and rubbing off fine skin of coe pint when chopped, noting the procedure or effect. The readable text is partial and lacks clear context or participants.
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Coe Pint
Mrs Jennie Darling Praises Peruna Relief
Mrs Jennie Darling of Smyrna Mills Maine writes she suffered four years from persistent catarrh and constant coughing leaving her bed bound. After using Peruna faithfully she regained strength and can work again, calling Peruna the best medicine she has taken.
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Jennie Darling
Smyrna Mille
Maine
Boston Boy Responds With Athenian Echoes
A Boston teacher recalls a five year old prodigy who forms Greek words with blocks and astonishes visitors. The father boasts at length that the boy’s first words were algebraic. He claims the child’s remark proves Boston holds culture equal to ancient Athens per square inch.
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