Shredded Fodder and Hog Breeds For Farm Profit
The article argues shredded fodder keeps better when fully dry, saves feed, and improves bedding and manure handling. It compares Tamworth and improved Yorkshire hogs for bacon, advises crossbreeding caution, and warns against long snouts. It also covers selling poor stock, machinery care, beekeeping tricks, Japanese plums, turnip marketing, and urges soil and fruit improvements.
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Turing
Indiana Experiment Station
Tamworth
Yorkshire
Amerie
America
Vast Loss From Bad Roads Prompt Federal Road Plan
A report to the Secretary of Agriculture by Gen Roy Stone cites Iowa as productive but hampered by poor roads raising transport costs to about 1.81 per ton on crops totaling 24 million tons. He proposes steel track roads and government collaboration to reduce costs, with per mile costs around 2000 to 3500 for full rails.
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Secretuary of Agriculture
Roy Stone
Bureau of Road Inquiry
Agricultural Department
Washington
Stone
Iowa
Buffalo Express
United States Department of Agriculure
Colamon
Thomas Paine Early Life as a Preacher Revealed
The piece explores Thomas Paine born to a Quaker corset maker family and notes his youth in a pious environment before his later anti Christian writings became influential. It frames Paine as not only a political thinker but also a preacher in his early life.
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Thomas Paine
Paine
Paine Kinwell
Evolution of Thomas Paine from Quaker to Skepticist Preacher
The profile traces Paine from devout Quaker youth to itinerant preacher. Doubts over scriptural inspiration led to rigorous study, producing irreverence and skepticism. Despite friends’ efforts, he published the Age of Reason, challenging his clerical prospects.
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Shg
Benjamin Franken
Paine
St. Louis
lobe-Demorat
Russian dentist claims teeth grow in jaw without aid
A Chicago Chronicle report notes a Russian dentist’s claim to graft artificial teeth that grow into the jawbone. American dentists doubt the method, citing inflammation, bone absorption, and necrosis risks, and say existing implants remain more reliable.
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San Francisco
Younger
Chicago Chronicle
Beaumarchais Replies Kindly to an Arrogant Noble
A nobleman mocks Beaumarchais by offering his faulty watch and claiming it keeps poor time. Beaumarchais bows, gently hints at the father’s skill, and recovers the watch with courtesy. The audience murmurs, and the nobleman’s insult backfires, earning the author new admirers.
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Beaumarchais
Beaumarchuds
American Fruit Exports Succeed At London Auction
Two large consignments totaling about 10 000 packages of perishable American fruits reached the London market in good condition and were sold at auction at prices eminently satisfactory to the shippers. The venture marks a bold enterprise driven by persistence and courage.
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Maghind
London
Widow’s Reflections Reframe Epitaph Lore
A widow’s candid notes suggest epitaphs may shift if true feelings were carved on tombstones. The remark hints at private grief altering memory and public memory in a somber reflection.
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Johnson
Japan
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Charles V
Germany
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Tunis
Ad Tripoli
Ta Phoenichains
Syria
Asia Minor
Armenia
D. N. Young's
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Pifer
Jesse List
G. Yeagley
Fremont
Indiana
Emory G. Melendy
Bank of Fremont
Ind
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A.D. Carwell
Stephen A. Powers
Pussio
Decedents Estates
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Angola
B. F. Wolfe
Fremont, Indiana
Rosan Bart
Panber
D. Baty
Daebler
Dosan General Banking Business
Amerca
Blubo & Co
Scientific American
P.O
Address Munn & CO
Broadway
New York
Fremont Eagle
Cincinnati Northern Railroad
Mecias Peas Bryan, O
Cincinnati & Jackson Mail
van Wert & Jackson Express
Jackson
Cincinnati
Jackson & van Wert
Loval
Miah
van Wert
Yraing
Buniay
Hickata Eoli
Bagisco
Pojnte
United States
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Gen. Manages
Ohio
W. Cook
AIR Line
Ray
Wayne BR
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Waterloo
Wayne
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Rloo
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