The Duchess Joan’s Capture and Courtland’s Return
In a continuing chapter, Duchess Joan declares she triggers war and seeks safe passage, while allies debate surrender. The Muscovite Prince Ivan presses for a swift rescue. Joan is escorted to Courtland, welcomed as a captive bride. Margaret secretly aids Joan, planning shelter in her palace as Joan awaits her next move.
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Joan
Courtland
Balla
George
Pikker
Sparhawk
Alf Pikker
The Greeting of Princess Margaret in Wartime Terms
In negotiations, Kernaberg agrees to deliver Lady Joan after Magscovites cross the Alla. Louis of Courtland seeks to end Muscovite plunder, regain control, and capture the promised prisoner. He vows to secure his capital and keep his wife as leverage.
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Margaret
Courtland
Joan
Louis
Prince
Stralsund
Kernaberg
Louis of
Fane
Don
Littl
Russia
Kernsbere
Alla
Language Up to Date Slang Worries Elder Statesman
A Philadelphia stock broker laments rising slang in speech. He shares a colloquial exchange where a young man uses opaque jargon about investments and gambling, and a stenographer translates it into plain terms showing a desire for legitimate ways to make money.
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Enid
Philadelphia
Wong
Nell the Electric Expert Sparks Language Shock
Nell, an electrical expert, uses shocking language prompting questions about her communication style and professional demeanor.
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Nell
Wise From Experience Meeks The Foolish Try
A humorous exchange on changing a woman's views ends with a joke about a husband and wife. Meeks proclaims the man who attempts to alter a woman's mind is a fool while Weeks questions how one would know. The quip hinges on a wife declaring her husband’s folly.
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Meeks
Patray
Pride of the Navy at Norfolk Yard and Trophy Park
The Norfolk navy yard near Portsmouth hosts the Jamestown Exposition visit, with the Berkley naval training station nearby. Visitors see the Delaware and Merrimac relics, the trophy park displaying captured Spanish and other war trophies, and the ancient Turkish cannon ball inspiring patriotism.
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Washington
Norfolk Navy Yard
Norfolk
Elizabeth River
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
Berkley
Elizabeth
United States
England
Merrimac
Virginia
Monitor
Delaware
Hunker Hill
Mag Millon
Federal
Crites
United Site Government
Arthur Sinclair
Navy Department
Pennsylvania
Admiral Cervera
Santiago
Constantinople
German bakers use soap as cheap filler in infant rolls
A store keeper facing prosecution under the pure food laws claimed no health department action. He alleged a product named Extract of Zwle back sold by him contained 2.7 percent of pure sous, and the rolls called schehack were marketed for infants and invalids with soap used as a substitute.
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Herlin
Pub
No Health Department
Hin
States Lead in Gold and Silver Production in 1905
The 1905 report from the Bureau of the Mint and the Geological Survey shows the United States ranking second in gold output and first in silver, with 21 gold producing states and 23 silver states. Alaska and Colorado show notable gains in gold, while silver output declines overall though Nevada and Utah rise in silver ounces. The data cover eight southern states and total gold 4,265,742 ounces and silver value $34,221,076.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of the Mint
Geological Survey
Alabama
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Alaska
Colorado
Nevada
Montana
Utah
Fattening Poultry For Profit In The Market
Practical guide to fattening chickens for higher returns. Separate cockerels and pullets, sanitize coops, feed three times daily with moisture rich rations, and use crates for crate fattening. Finish by dressing, wrapping, and boxing for sale to private customers.
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Prairie Farmer
Winter Layers For Year Round Egg Laying
Home and Farm says hens bred to lay must be kept in recognized winter layers with comfortable houses and roomy scratching sheds. Provide proper feed on time to avoid winter egg shortages and keep hens busy to stay healthy and productive.
Breeding Birds Cheaper Now for Next Spring
Breeding birds should be purchased now as they are cheaper and will adapt better when spring comes. Buyers are urged to acquire birds early to ensure thriving homes and healthier flocks.
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Crockett
R. Crockett
Ivan
Summer Palace
Moscow
Polognia
Prince Louis
Hohenstein
Nevertheas
Thichess
Alt Pikker
Bronhild
Courtland Street
Hal
Muscovy
Princess Margaret
Kernsberg
Conrad
Count van Loen
Mayor Schut
SAN Francis
Underwood & Underwood
Mayor Schmitz
San Francisco
Europe
Pride OF the Navy
Bea Battie
J. W. Harris
Calfornia Street
Harris
Gripman
Ove
Caid
Francisco Chronicle
Poulthy Coe
Finnishing Market Poultry
Fattening Coop
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