Leading Simple Life The Filipino Troublemaker Now a Shipbuilder
Emilio Aguinaldo, once the Philippines’ feared rebel leader, has reportedly reconciled to American rule. Now based near Cavite, his shipyard employs about 160, building coastwise craft and repairing vessels. He has taken the oath of allegiance and lives quietly, far from the front pages of history.
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New York
Aguinaldo
Tagal
Bon of Destiny
Philippines
United States
Frederick Punaton
Neimos Riven
Cavite
Vego
Aenrican
America
James Ho Doyle
Elile
United States Navy
Manila
Augustin
Bpanteh Rile
Spain
Montoya
Dewey
Funston
Itte
Napoleon
New Italian style summer home rises on Notescott hill
Mrs. B. D. Pearman unveils a concrete mansion on Notescott hill in Farmingham near Hoston Upon the Hans. The two story structure features extended porches, pillared verandas, a roof terrace and a 70 by 20 foot concrete swimming tank at the hill foot. The house caps a chain of wealthy estates extending toward Miami, marking a bold private retreat in New Kingston land.
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Hoston
Fenway
New
Kinglan
Miami
Biejent Hii
Hallan Palace
Marion
Prince William of Sweden hires teacher for American speech
Learning to Speak American reveals Prince William of Sweden engaging M. Michus of Copenhagen to teach him American pronunciation and expressions as he aims to converse fluently in the United States. The note highlights his ambition to master the American accent.
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Prince William of
Sweden
America
M. Michus
Languges
Copenhagen
Remarkable Tent Rocks of Otowi Canyon
Santa Fe New Mexico describes Otowi canyon seven miles west of the Rio Grande confluence with White Rock, home to the Tent Rocks cavate dwellings and cliff ruins. About 50 conical formations range 15 to 40 feet high, many with cave interiors and a possible second story, topped by heavy rock masses. Excavations are untried and remainsundiscovered, with few visitors to these ancient structures.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Rio Grande
White Rock Canyon
Puye
Thibet
Statue of Washington at Independence Hall Faltering
Rear Admiral George W. Melville writes to the Philadelphia Ledger warning that the marble Washington statue at the portals of Independence Hall is decaying. Weather over 40 years has weakened Bailly’s likeness and a severe winter could ruin the statue without swift repairs.
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Philadelphia Ledger
George W. Melville
United States Navy
Washington
Independence Hall
Joseph Bailly
the Ledger
Heavier Customs Receipts in New York City
Customs receipts in New York City show May collections topping last year by about 70,000 dollars. The rise highlights stronger trade activity and higher duties collected through the month.
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New York City
Night Escape Ends In Police Confrontation
In a dark city house two lovers cluster in a secret farewell when a burglar intrudes. A struggle leads to a capture by two officers who identify the man as Bart Syler and his partner as Harry Moore. Both inmates are taken away to face a long prison term.
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Clarice
Edward
Kile
Bown
Hig Aleighe
Bart Syler
Part Byler
Salty
Model
Harry Moore
Gentle Harry
The Child Mind at Work by Stanley Hall
A nineteenth century summary notes American children's beliefs about the sun stars and world. It reports 48 children, 16 think flowers feel 15 say dolls feel pain, and many perceive God as a large blue figure guiding cosmic events. Imaginary playmates animals and objects animate daily life.
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Stanley Hall
God
Heston
Papa
Ike
Santa Claus
Murnham
Misery Ends Over Breath Remedies
A humorous exchange shows Godley advising a man with bad breath to try something to eat, and Savidge agreeing he should be given something to stop it altogether.
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Godley
Savidge
Cement Dipping Tank Construction Tips for Farmers
A durable cheap cement dipping tank can replace board tanks. The article details hole dimensions eight inches larger than interior, slanted exit end, four-inch mortar base, a box form, and successive cement layers with a footing of two by two boards embedded for animal footing. It argues cement walls outlast dirt plaster and advises practical placement near hog pens.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Farmer's Bulletin No
Scratches in Horses and Grease Heels in Stable Work
Advice on grease legs and scratches in horses, linking swollen legs to blood condition, improper feeding, and overwork. Recommends rest, boiled grain, lighter work, light exercise, antiseptic washes, and cooling liniments. Warns recovery takes time and prevention hinges on proper feeding and care.
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Horne
Weaning Pigs and Early Feeding Guidance
The period around weaning is critical for pig health. Avoid weaning too early and ensure piglets learn to eat before separation. Keep milk flow from sows, use easily digested feeds, remove hulls, and provide a side trough. Separate weathered pigs to reduce stress and monitor bedding during transfers.
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Northwestern Agriculturist
Small Colony Hog House with Door and Windows
A sketch of a colonial hog house used by an Timots farmer features a door from base to top and two windows on each side, about four feet high in front and on the side. The design claims ease of entry for the farmer and notes ample light from the windows.
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Hottom
Stock Notes on Animal Care and Farming Tips
Agricultural tips discuss horse handling, worm and tumor care, foot-rot dressing with chemicals, pig care from birth to market, and efficiency measures for cattle and dairy cows. Warnings on feeding, breeding, and pasture management appear alongside notes on livestock health and productivity.
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Emilio
Emilio Aquinaldo
Boston
Doetonians Vieluity of
Ingham Town
Pearmain
Agia
Crowl
Daily Story Pub. Co
Small Colony
Hoghouse
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