Figure of Grand Duke Nicholas as potential Russian ruler
The article analyzes Grand Duke Nicholas as a possible leader amid Russia’s crisis, noting palace intrigue, military power, and the czarina’s influence. It discusses dynastic plans, proposed marriages, and the risk of a clash between the army and the imperial family as war and succession unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torm Rence
Uke
Leuehtenberg
Nicholas
Russia
Prosela
Council
Empire
Peter Bok
Bordons
Czarina
Olga
Dmitri
Dustri
Firing Line Memoir Details Bavarian Guards In War
A veteran of the Bavarian Royal Guards recalls twelve major battles and a grave wound near Epinal. He describes frontline conditions, French retreat, and shrapnel tearing through gear while seeking cover behind timbers. A social aside mentions a widow and a novel titled Put Yourself in His Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavarian Royal Guards
Freiburg
Epinal
Tompkins
Dual Role Captain and Mate in Civil Union
A brief exchange quotes a newlywed man declaring he is now her captain and she must heed him through fire, while she replies that he bears a dual capacity as captain and second mate, in a witty London Telegraph tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
Hair and vitality linked to nourishment and illness
An article discusses how hair condition reflects nourishment and health. It explains causes of hair thinning from fatigue, intoxication, and fevers like typhoid, noting roots and growth patterns. Dandruff is described as a parasite issue affecting the scalp and hair.
Learn Migration of Moths and Pest Control
Eastern and central states push a nationwide moth migration study led by entomologists. Moths are caught and a wing dyed to track emigration direction, gathering data from public participation to bolster pest control efforts. A separate note reports travelers face unsafe drinking water on trains in Minnesota, with only 29 of 61 rail sources clean, 32 polluted, and 17 already contaminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern
Central States
Minnesota State Board of Health
Turkey raising pays high prices for farm direct stock
An article by A Whitlock argues turkeys provide crop benefits and farm value when raised from disease-free stock. It details nest setup with barrels or boxes, egg handling, and careful brooding by a chicken hen or turkey hen. It notes growth targets for hens and cocks and stresses early season hatch timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Whitlock
Hag
Piers
Fattening Turkeys for Market in 19th Century Style
The guide outlines age targets for turkeys from two to three years, notes feathering and red development, and advises confinement in pens six to eight per pen. It details feeding as a mash of bran, shorts, ground wheat, corn, skim milk, and occasional beef fat, with beef fat added for flavor. It emphasizes profitable production, especially in the West, and cautions use of regular markets over private trade for steady profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
West
Molasses Mixing Into Dairy Cow Feed Techniques
Instructions describe mixing molasses with grain feed for dairy cows by pouring over the mixed grains and working with a shovel until every particle has a molasses coating. Suggest diluting molasses with equal water to ease mixing.
Winter Dairying Pays and Practices for Profit
Winter dairying pays when the farmer keeps cattle well managed and avoids indifference. The hog business demands attention to many small details for strong financial returns. Poultry needs continuous feeding in winter, rabbits can supplement feed but are not reliable. Dairy farming offers steady cash revenue and windbreaks aid comfort. Alfalfa farming is a solid business venture in farming communities.
Every Farm Needs a Hoist for Heavy Lifting
A low cost two to four thousand pound hoist boosts farm work saving time and labor. Built or bought for about two dollars, it lifts stones logs sacks and more, swings carcasses during butchering and can pull hay racks into place in a shed. The device reduces reliance on neighbors or hired help and speeds many common tasks on the farm.
Value of Winter Manuring
A winter manure application can be cheaper and more beneficial. It allows rains to soak decomposed manure, reduces waste, and prevents plow clogging. Coarse manure should be applied to clay soils to maintain porosity, while not overdoing on foamy soils. Winter application protects winter wheat and preserves soil fertility ahead of spring. Legumes such as alfalfa, clovers, and cowpeas boost Kansas soil fertility and cash returns. greater legume acreage is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Dog Blame Shifts From Beast to Owner in Sheep Kills
A argued view suggests the master bears more fault than the dog for sheep-killing behavior. Starved dogs seek any chance to eat, leading to first incursions into sheepfolds and eventual ruin of the dog. Also note: wood ashes in henhouses absorb ammonia from manure, reducing hazardous emissions.
Poultry Notes on Range kept hens in egg boost
Stronger fertility comes from birds on range and free ranging hens. Spray brood coops weekly, move to fresh ground, feed table scraps to fowls, milk aids egg production, ensure no draft in the poultry house. Exercise from sack leveling aids birds, cold tolerance noted.
Ruth Chooses the True God in Sunday School Lesson
A Bible lesson on Ruth 1:18 explores Ruth and Naomi, their loyalty to each other and to God, and Ruth’s fidelity leading to Boaz and, ultimately, an ancestor of Jesus. The study highlights mission, devotion, and the example of humble service as guidance for decision day in Sunday schools.
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Samuel
Elimelech
Naomi
Mahlon
Chiilon
Moab
Mom
Ofpah
Ruth Clave
Christof
Ruth
Orpah
Countiena Ives
Pater
Christ
Bethlehem
Fem
Europe
Hfe
Sincer
Mary
Boas
David
Our Lord
Jesus
Rahab
Mara
Mystery of Cooking Fires and Backyard Pots in Carbondale
A fragmented report from Carbondale details improvised cooking using mine fires and backyard setups. It describes a woman who bakes with improvised heat sources, a photographer in Wee Stateket, and neighbors supplying hot water via a home system tested last winter. A Boston mother touts Grape Nuts for her child’s health, noting marked improvements in appearance and vitality after using the cereal regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture
Tha Ming
Canam Street
Carbondale
Thundelphia
Woman praises Pinkham's vegetable medicine
A Montpelier resident endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Medicine, claiming long standing irregular stomach issues improved markedly. Mrs Maxy Gautien of Ridge Street says her pains left and she is proud to share her positive experience with others. The ad asserts the medicine's forty year presence and dependable reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Maxy Gautien
Ridge St
Pinkham
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Bertal
Atria
Osalan
Rossen
Hare
Renola
Emer
Nicholas Nicholatovitch
Beholas Nicholatovitch
Micholas
Ann
Alexander
Monk
Tyne
Pittsburgh Chronicle Dispatch
Wa Parmer
East
Popular Mechanics
Sorghum
International Unday
Inday
Bible
Carter
Inte
Mihara
Theifty
Rooster
Boston
Lydia E. Pinkham
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