India's wheat strides threaten U S leaders in world output
Northwestern Miller notes India's vast wheat area of about 26.5 million acres in 1890 91 and a 6 842 000 ton yield. It cites climate labor as core advantages and primitive farming methods that, with machinery, could alter global competition. It warns modern tools might hinder India’s current approach and productivity.
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United States
India
Mississippi River
Northwest
Minnesota
Northwestern Miller
Canning In France And America Debate On Lead Poisoning
T B Kirkland of Bordeaux discusses French and American canning methods. He argues outside soldering prevents lead contact, while American inside soldering risks lead exposure. He notes can processing times vary, with French practice using longer steam periods and an elastic band, versus faster U S methods. He warns on preserved fruits containing pits fermenting and cheap prices, but poorer quality.
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France
America
T. B. Kirkland
Bordeaux
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Tornado Warning Advice From Harper's Bazar
In tornado regions observers can detect approach by cloud formation and a low wind roar with sultry stillness. Seek safety to the right and preferably underground in a wooden house cellar, as brick or stone structures may collapse more. Experts urge an underground refuge with arched reinforced roof to withstand debris.
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Hlarper
Make More of Rice
A call to promote rice consumption through food expositions and education. The piece notes rice is underutilized in the United States compared to wheat, offering tasty uses with fowl fish and meats, and suggests India’s confectionery applications as a model. Encourages dealers to demonstrate diverse rice preparations to double domestic consumption.
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India
Marriage Ceremony Hitches Highlight Comedic Observation
A witty reflection notes that no marriage ceremony is truly flawless without a noticeable hitch somewhere. The speaker, Ian, jokes that imperfect moments prove the rite's human charm and enduring humor.
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Ian
RIGHT IN THE SWIM SOCIETY TASTE TRIAL
A narrator recounts a night at Mrs. in New York society, describing a lively cadre of Mrs. and several beaux. He endures hours of chatter, gossip and flirtation, concludes society is wearisome, and vows to avoid such circles. A second note mentions a Lyons book woven from silk, issued in twenty five parts.
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New York
Smith
Capital
Aster
Smiths
Miss Rudd
Mansfield
Ohio
Havn
New York Herald
Lyons
Texas cow dies after eating corn with full grown beard
A Texas cow died after consuming corn linked to a full grown beard. The report notes that men with beards have died from similar exposures in the past, highlighting a pattern of danger associated with beard-related myths.
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Texas
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