The Coming Road Parliament at Atlanta Exposition Link
The road parliament will meet in Atlanta next month alongside the great exposition. Endorsed by the Secretary of Agriculture and under patronage, it invites street commissioners, transport and express firms, agricultural colleges, civil engineers, and wheelman leagues. The League of American Wheelmen fuels the push for better roads, forecasting bicycles and motos as catalysts for modern, science-based highways usable year round.
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Atlanta
Meet
League of American Wheelmen
Chicago Times-Herald
Chinks Can't Go to School in Brooklyn
Bam Lung and his two Chinese sons Ah and Wah faced ostracism at Public School No 22 on Java Street as classmates mocked them for their race. After a day of taunts, stones were hurled near the school, and Policeman Davis escorted the boys home.
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Bohool
Bam Lung
San Francisco
Franklin and
Kent Streets
Brooklyn
Wah
Java Street
B. Hannaford
Doon
Will Scott
Davis
Greenpoint Avenue
New York World
Critique of Censorship and Truth in Imperial Russia
The author argues strict censorship breeds widespread falsity in Russia. Government control of statistics hides disease and famine, blocking relief and enabling officials to escape accountability. Secrecy harms civilians and fosters abuse of power, reflecting systemic corruption in administration.
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Russia
Supreme Order
Nijai- Novgorod
Nijai
European
Asia
Veranda Charmed Bride and Groom in Sky Floor Nursery Tale
A genial clerk offers a bridal chamber with seven verandas for a couple about to marry. The couple fears for their future children and declines the airy room. The clerk directs them to the sky floor and orders a nursery setup, revealing a humorous contrast between fantasy and reality.
Printing in Ancient Rome claims Roman printing via Bersovia find
A Roumanian paper reports architect archaeologist Adrian Diaconu uncovered Roma n era documents at Bersovia Temesvar suggesting the Fourth Legion Flavius Felix used typography with movable types. Bucharest Academic researchers examined the discovery and deemed it valuable.
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Rome
Fola Discesana
Adrian Diaconu
Bersovia
Temesvar
Groeving
Diaconu
Flaviu Felix
Fourishing
Dacia Ripensis
Bucharest Scientic Academy
Jumbo Wheels and wind power for western farming
In Western Kansas and arid Western regions innovators use jumbo wheels resembling the Weera wheel or stern-wheel paddle structure to extract about 100 horsepower from a strong wind. Proponents claim such Jumbo wheels could revolutionize farming by making it more predictable across the arid lands.
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Kansas
West
Fragmentary OCR News Item Brims With Jumbled Names
A garbled OCR snippet references Maud and Gerald with unclear actions and mixed words and dates. The readable elements include names such as Maud and Gerald and phrases suggesting marriage or social events, but the overall meaning is damaged and uncertain.
Proper Ground Preparation and Wheat Varieties
Agricultural notes advise autumn deep cross plowing to avoid spring drying, with soil chemistry and frost effects discussed. It highlights Mealy and Geneva wheat as strong varieties from the Ohio Experiment Station and notes other types for different soils. Butter, cows, and dairy strategy are urged for self-sustaining farms, plus careful aging and breeding of cows and ensilage for winter feed.
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New York Tribune
Ohio Experiment Station
Rudy
B. F. Willey
Dwarf Lime Beans and Early Seed Plans
We had success with lima beans last season and plan to grow more this year. Henderson's Dual lima is early and prolific whereas tall varieties frost a sizable portion of the crop. This year we will try extra early seed saved from the earliest ripening beans to secure the entire yield before frost.
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Henderson
Milk Cans Leaks and Soldering May Help Dairymen
Practical tips discuss stopping leaks in milk cans with beeswax and soldering, plus advice on cattle housing, feeding, and cleanliness. A Rural New Yorker note covers grape rot prevention using alcohol vapor and hints at squash and apple varieties for Eastern markets with storage notes and timing.
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Saya
Healiate Not to Best Barry Of Trigh A Je Owe
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an unclear name Barry and a phrase about healing or retaliation. The readable words suggest a misread item, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize into a proper news brief.
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Barry
Trigha
Where Farming Pays Is It in the Northwest with
The fragment asks a query about regional farming pride and location. It provides limited context to identify a definite article, date, people, or events for a concrete summary.
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New York Sun
Agricultural News
Alicé
Helen Evie
Smith
Talman Sweet
Eastern
Middle States
New York
A. Pilliod
Zaises
Ulnsiaenats
Aa Aki
Ceceaia Lane
al Ronston
Detroit
Frac
Toledo
Sopneeta Ab
Montetta
United States
B. Duaxn
M. Boxer
Eugwe
Seaesoe
LST
Dally
Hiliadala
Feer
Jacksom
Sciencs P
F. Froment
W. W. Snyder
Fremont
Indiana
Bank OF Fremont
Semont
Temawa
Hilton House
Virginia
Tidewater
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