Agricultural News and World Wheat Crop Estimates
London Times and Mark Lane Express compare England Scotland and Wales crop forecasts showing wheat near or above average while barley oats beans and potatoes dip slightly. Notes on fall planting clover weeds turnips hay production cream churning and farm machinery with global wheat estimates and U.S. crop comparisons.
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London Times
Mark Lane Express
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Wales
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Oren Koumanin
Bulgarky
United States
Precocious Pullets Reported In Kentucky Chapter
A Kentucky newspaper notes unusually early laying pullets, with a bird hatched last February proving precocious beyond expectations for northern locales. The article emphasizes the surprising start to laying and hints at broader poultry-raising implications.
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Kentucky
Silk Station at Peabody Brings Kansas Silk to Market
The State Silk Station at Peabody in Marion County is the only such facility in the United States. Established eight years ago, it raises silkworms from distributed eggs and reels cocoons into silk, with workers paid 8.5 to 4.0 dollars weekly. The operation relies on Russian mulberry leaves and aims to expand under government support, offering high quality Kansas silk praised by New York merchants.
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Kansas
Teabody
Marion County
United States
St. Louis Republic
France
Buck
Peabody
Peabody Station
Helding Brothers
New York
Heyjvests
Three-Cent Piece Useless Yet Useful in Circulation
The article argues that the short lived silver three cent pieces were small and thin and viewed as nuisances. Despite criticisms they held value for circulation, even more than the gold dollar coin which followed.
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Perta
Sub
Maurice Muhleman
Sub-Treasury
United States
It Cured Them Hypnotic Influence Curiously Recited
A correspondent recounts observing a pale man in a carriage with nosebleed whose fingers were tied with string by a physician. He reports the cure, then tests it on an office boy with rapid relief. He overhears a physician mention hypnotism and later treats two laughing sisters by similar finger-string ties to cure their spells, noting success.
Took His Advice In Bank Robbery Case
Brokers John W. Green and Tom Maize recount how Will Pope planned the robbery after Pope asked how to make money. The discovery comes as investigators link Pope’s repeated questions to a fateful business scheme and the Thursday prior to the Thursday job.
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Will Pope
John W. Green
Tom Maize
Mr. Maize
Mr. Green
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tall Chicago Maaunic Temple Sparks Awe
An ornate Chicago structure, framed in steel with 4700 tons used, stone and pressed brick walls, 2200 tons terra cotta, 8 miles of electric wire, and four acres of plate glass. The building houses 14 elevators powered by pumps, reaching nine miles per hour, with each elevator serving yearly cycles totaling 136 tiles. An observatory tops the roof and a warden oversees the roof area. The piece ends with a sharp note on praising a dead scoundrel.
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Chicago
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