Subscription Rates and Demographic Notes From Freeland
Subscription rates for Freeland show 12% cents per month billed every two months or $1 per year prepaid. Thimaxe orders through carriers or office with prompt help for delivery issues. Out of town via mail $1.56 annually with pro rata prepayment. Expiration date shown on address label. renewals required or risk discontinuation. The article also reports US rainfall at 1407 cubic miles yearly and British census showing England and Wales population at 62,625,716, up 12.15 percent in ten years, with high density figures.
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Freeland
Perinda
England and Wales
England
Wales
Copper output by region and imports reported to Berlin consul
Mason reports global copper yield for last year at 471000 tons with North America producing 268757 tons. Germany contributed 31950, Japan 27000, Chile 25700, while Australia Tasmania and Spain supplied most remaining. Germany also imported 83500 tons, with 68264 tons from the United States.
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State Department
United States
Mason
Berlin
North America
Germany
Japan
Chile
Australia
Tasmania
Spain
Irish Court of Appeal Clarifies Meaning of Lumph Word
The Irish Court of Appeal resolves the meaning of Lumph in a King's Bench case. Four judges disagreed. two viewed humps as dissent, one saw a dissatisfied mood. The appellate court now defines Lumph as an expression of doubt or hesitation or a form of dissatisfaction.
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Irish Court of Appeal
King’s Bench
Walter Scott
Miss Austen
Court of Appeal
Endangered Fauna Face Global Extinction Warning
The quagga is extinct and many antelope species are wiped out. Zebras, giraffes, rhinos, hippos decline as the American bison shrinks from vast herds to a few survivors. By century’s mid point big game may become almost unknown. The note laments mass slaughter and loss of fauna worth study and preservation.
Does the typewriter shape literary style in Boston Tran script
A Boston Tran script writer argues typewriters create a staccato, disjointed style that can dull expression. He notes word-by-word planning interferes with free thought and may foster stereotyped phrasing, suggesting generations needed for writing to adapt to mechanized handwriting.
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Boston Transcript
The Sea Otter and the Hunter in Arctic Seas
A poem describing the sea otter as a prized quarry that hunts for sanctuary across frozen shores. Aleut hunters pursue the glossy pelts with nets and spears, navigating the perilous northern waters in bi]][t]tarka canoes wrapped in walrus hide, as brutal weather drives the chase. The verse contrasts the otter’s beauty and the hunter’s perilous quest, ending with the otter seeking shelter from the relentless sea.
A Railroad Ride With Savages in Australia
A long excerpted tale recounts how two hundred Womera and Alligator aborigines, once in conflict with settlers near Port Darwin, were introduced to railway life via a pioneering line to Alice River. The narrative describes early labor, tribal clashes, and the cautious education of natives about the railroad as the system expanded toward Darwin.
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Northern Territory Times
Curly Pete
Curly
Hendry
Port Darwin
Australia
Adelaide
Alice River
Womera
Strange Alligator Passengers On River Train
John R. Fatham reports a remarkable scene as Alligator natives board a train to Port Darwin. Thousands cheer from the line while cheering and fear mix among passengers. The expedition ends with a river swim and a flat car for native use aboard future trains.
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Alice River
Port Darwin
John R. Fatham
Chicago Record- Herald
A True Fish Story of a Wedding Ring Lost Overboard
A Wisconsin tale recounted by a clergyman describes a wedding ring lost when a boat skimmed water. Years later the narrator finds the ring wedged on a tree twig above a fish hawk nest, the ring likely dropped from a wind blown nest, and his wife wears it again.
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Wisconsin
Washington
San
Irrigation Idea Moves East from Western Success
A Southern New Jersey landowner plans irrigation to ease summer drought and improve farming. He has consulted with the Survey on building a system, hoping the West’s results will inspire other Eastern districts to adopt proactive irrigation practices.
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New Jersey
New York
Commercelal Advertiser
Ten Feet From Shooter Reluctant Witness Evidence
London Spare Moments recalls a courtroom exchange as a witness confirms seeing shots fired and places himself about ten feet from the first shooter. The second shot distance is mockingly misestimated at about half a mile, highlighting courtroom tension and the peculiar recalling of events.
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Tle
London
Housewifely talents teach thrift over fame
A concise NPC era reflection notes that home skills foster prudence, economy, and steady routines. It emphasizes practical arts, frugal habits, and value of domestic work as character-building for families and communities.
Curious Facts From Antiquarian Notes And Oddities
A compendium of curiosities notes sunny astrology origins and long lived inmates in Clutton workhouse with ages near ninety and a half. It cites Paris burglars exploiting mansions for sale then returning at night, Sinai turquoises from Mount Sinai and Nishapur mining methods, and Giles County Virginia Salt Pond lake mystery with unknown depth and disappearing fish.
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Clutton
Somerset
England
Mount Sinai
Nishapur
Bage
Giles County
Virginia
Salt Pond
Salt Pond Mountain
Fisherman Tricks Angry Owner Over Forbidden Water
A patient angler in a brook is confronted by an irate owner for fishing in forbidden water. The owner boasts of stocking roach while the fisherman quips he is fishing for trout, turning the exchange into a humorous set piece.
Labouchere on Queen Victoria in London Truth
The London Truth recounts Labouchere’s defense of Queen Victoria praising her contempt for social climbing, her modest hubris, and occasional political interference. He claims genuine admiration for her adherence to advised policy and her uniquely feminine character.
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London
Grandmother Refuses Seaside Cottage Plans
A respected grandmother declines opening the family cottage this summer. While her sons and daughters plan vacations, she states she will not host the grandchildren, choosing to travel abroad instead. The clash highlights family expectations and independence.
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Sual
Hidden Bank Camera Reveals Fraud and Tracks Suspects
A Bank of France gallery conceals an invisible studio behind the cashiers where a signal can trigger a covert photograph of any suspected customer. The device also helps expose frauds by restoring erased details from tampered documents through photography.
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Bank of France
The Lives of Bus Horses and Tram Horses
The article notes the lifespan of London omnibus horses is five years and tram horses four, with similar costs and entry age. It highlights the life of MWe horse, its work hours, and the higher feeding cost of Lin by about a shilling ninepence per week, noting a shorter total working time.
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London Omnibus
Mwe
Lin
Royalty in public and private guards across Europe
The article surveys how European monarchs rely on private police or guards. Leopold II of Belgium often escapes in secret, while rulers like the Czar, Abdul Hamid, and Nicholas III use vigilant, elaborate protection. It notes Denmark’s royal privacy, Russia’s particle of dets, and German and British arrangements with varying degrees of visibility and risk.
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Leopold
Belgium
Kateer
Leopold II
Ardennes
Denmark
Czarina
Russia
Europe
Abdul Hamid
Nicholas III
Peterhof
Queen Victoria
Balmoral
William
Germany
Fraser
Prince of Wales
Winkler
Homburg
Spidio
Duke of York
Humbert
Italy
Rome
Naples
Hts
Royal Guards and Personal Security Across Monarchies
The text compares protective measures for European and Asian rulers. Margherita and Elizabeth favor limited public exposure, while Austria’s emperor is highly guarded though private concern remains. Spain relies on Espinosa guards. Abdul Hamid’s private force, led by M Bonnin, enforces strict safety with armed escorts and locked palaces.
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Humbert
Margherita
Elizabeth
Austria
Spain
Espinosa
Abdul Hamid
M. Bonnin
New York
Plea for Clean News From Illinois Friends Meeting
The Illinois yearly meeting of Friends at Floopeston urges newspapers to publish only clean news to protect youth. A petition from parents asks editors to avoid vile matter and moral decay, stressing newspapers as a public link to readers and the duty to aid in forming good men and women.
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Pheu
Illinois Yearly Meeting of Friends
Floopeston
Heanth
Chicago
I Am Going to Be a Bachelor and Marry
A reflection on a boy’s childhood ambitions as he is teased about future roles. He lists sailor and soldier as unlikely, finally declaring he will be a bachelor and marry. The piece uses a nostalgic tone to highlight evolving dreams and the pull of marriage.
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Namma
Hypnotist Abandons Trick After Unruly Subject
In Lyndon Kansas Mr Carnaveaux, under hypnotic influence, struck Max Carnayeaux while being tested for male identity, fracturing a hand. The incident ends hypnotic experiments for a time and leads the performer to abandon the “male trick” in favor of safer demonstrations as Youth's Companion reports.
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Max Crrmayreaul
Lyndon
Kanfag
Mr. Carnavesux
The Outlook Por Sport Seasonal Sports Promise
The summer may be remembered for its sport rich season featuring cycling automobiling golfing yachting canoeing horse racing baseball and many other games. The next few months look well worth living with sports in evidence across the season.
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Boston Herald
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