Explosive Power and New Inventions Reported Abroad
Long fragmentary piece notes a discovered powerful explosive and advances in science, including a Scottish engineer’s claim to a steam ship propulsion invention, and various scientific observations from the United States and Europe. It mentions material speeds, a New York study, and technical experiments with medical and industrial implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
New York
Robert Steensen
Flasgow
Scotland
Sparlish
Weta
Portland
Utah
Pire Saa
California
Californis
America
Adlandda
Mortizer
Fee Rastaist
Ams
Grester Nor
Pine Straw for Cotton Bargin in Georgia Industry
Georgia agriculture official Heathier Gen speaks on pine straw bagging being simple to produce in state mills. He notes potential for pine straw factories and weaving plants, with small plants planned in several counties to support tobacco and cotton goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultere Heidergen
Georgia
Teorgi
Augusta
Buiness Co
Atlanta
Secret Orders Membership Totals Across Americas
The article lists standings from fraternal and benevolent groups in the United States with figures such as Grand Army of the Republic 380,000 and Knights of Honor 124,705. It notes global Masonry around 4,000,000 and references several other societies including Ancient Order of Foresters and Daughters of Kedekah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Freemasons
Odd Fellows
Grand Army of the Republic
Knights of Pythiss
Good Templers
Ancient Order of United Workmes
Knights of Hosor
The
Royal Arcanum
Order
American Legion of Honor
Knights
Lidies of
Hosor
Veterans
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Daughters of Kedekah
Knights of the Golden Fazle
Order of Cheesea Friends
America’s Greatest Crop Corn as America’s leading staple
The article asserts corn as America’s greatest crop grown in every state and territory. It cites a 2,000,000,000 bushel harvest, 96 percent consumed domestically, four percent exported, and its impact on beef pork and dairy. It notes more corn acres than wheat or cotton and argues abundant crops spread wealth. advocates savings banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Union
Spectacular Beasts And Curious Tales In A Burmese Menagerie
A vivid circus pageant describes a menagerie with elephants, camels, a white lion, a rare baboon, and a fierce puma. Details cover animal care, feeding, water needs, and keeper bonds, highlighting human sympathy for creatures cared for in a busy urban setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Will Wed a Prince in Paris and Grant Family Home Plans
The report notes Miss Bessie Wood as a Baltimore telegraph bearer in Paris where the Grants will establish a family home. Mrs Grant intends the house as a central gathering place and expects prominent visitors, including President elect Harriman, while Rev. P. Rantesp, new Wesleyan University president, is highlighted for his scholarly and oratorical stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Woodwille
Baltine
Prince Piess
Paris
Crica
E. Oy
Bork
Mrs. Grant
Tex Bane
Baapeorp P. Rantesp
Wesleyan University
Lawrence University
Wisconsin
Leipsie Am Gottingen
Germany
Bearers Tail Tee Turned Into A Curious Phrase
Fragmentary text suggests a playful or garbled reference to a “Tee of the Bearers Tail” and related words, without clear names, dates, places, or events available for concrete summary. The readable bits imply a linguistic or photographic mix without a coherent news item.
Does Religion Pay in Business and Life
Reverend Talmage argues that godliness boosts success in business and character. He cites study and art, cites biblical figures, and urges believers to rely on divine help in crises and everyday dealings.
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Bette
Ifette
Frugality
Patien
Ondustry
Perseverance
Theis
Lavins
Wei
Sara Vayer
Texea
Phileophy
Jesus Christ
Lt. Youngs
Cowper
Charles Weslaw
Milton
Gallery of Art
Vatican
Titian
Handel
Mozart
Shaisio
Vitor Itwall
Hozh Miller
Heaven
Loni Ashler
Esaali
Curious Facts From A Fractured 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR page reports on East dressed ships in mourning, emps clover plants, a Vancouver seal shot, a Fresno dealer seeking Peclking goods, and references to the Yellowstone National Park as the largest in the U S The piece mentions a Michigan chiropodist and a Fulton County Georgia economist nicknamed William the Corn curer It also notes turkeys in California, a water company discovering a kak and a chicken breeder near Pomona California creating a new fowl breed through crossbreeding
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Vancouver
Weizkel Ld
Fresno
Cal
National Park
United States
Michigan
Wiliam
Fulton Coo
Fragmentary religious sermon notes on persecution and prophecy
The text presents garbled religious reflections describing persecution of believers and suffering under oppressive forces. It references Christ, destruction by mobs, and a vision of heavenly promises, with scattered phrases about truth and future rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeus Christ
Ana
Ana Ane
Heavenly
An Accommodating Hindeo Barker
A fragmentary Chicago Times reminiscence recalls a holiday scene in India with travel, wealth disputes, and a six thousand dollar agitation. An American financier seeks trust through a young local, who insists an American word outranks a check as promises sail over a colonial era exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Matise
Texas
Rhans
Vatican
Chicago
Chicago Times
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the Register
Popular Science
Eve
Geeiae
Berree
Willert
Wsis
Eocdt
Alfeed
Wreoray
Mr. Pierce
Face
Grenier
Belle
Rosa
Ethan
Pette &Peina
Agerestoa
Bude
Argos
Marshall
San Francisco
Coloma
Marstrart
DR. Talmage
Brooklyn Divines
Seimon
Prostat
L Timothy
Whanse
Amin Caida
Thorengier
Enat
Deliveral
Canfornia
Kingdom of God
Santie
Pee Cararacter
WSS Gs
S . Nauss
Ted i
Nev
S the Water Company
Pomena
Calban
Hindeo Barker
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