Grizzly Encounter in Montana Scene Reveals Penrose Rescue
An 18th century style tale from a February National Geographic recounts U S Senator Boies Penrose and topographer Arthur Stiles surviving a grizzly attack in a remote Lewis and Lark forest reserve in north central Montana. Penrose shot the mother bear, then endured a brutal attack. Stiles and companions ran a two day, 11 hour expedition to guide Penrose to safety and a railroad halt, followed by medical rescue and a lengthy recovery. The expedition featured a Mauser rifle with a Krupp plate from Arthur Stiles, and the story underscores human dominion over the wild through endurance and teamwork.
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American National Geographic Magazine
Lewis and Lark
North-Syesteen
Montana
United States
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
de Charvns
Penrose
Philatelphia
Spencer Penrose
Columbia
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Grizely
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Tim
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Quantey
Wiehtfall
Pyaese
Mar
Petrose
Stiles
Bague
Stilen
Great Sorthertt Limited
Minnesota
Winning Post editor Sievier fined for indecent paragraph
Mr Robert S Sievier editor of the Winning Post was fined 10 at Bow Street Police Court on 17 March under the Post Office Protection Act 1884 for indecent articles in five issues. Commissioner of Police prosecuted. Muskett of Wontner and Son defended. The case cited a February 20 issue paragraph as crude and potentially obscene.
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Muskett
Stevier
Muir
Stevner
Bay Ag
London
Ins
Silver
Ty Sinha
Robert S. Sievier
Bowstreet
Commissioner of Police
Herbert Muskett
Measra Wontner and Son
Police
Muskell
Canductez
Starter
Sievier
The Beekeeper Notes On Honey Granulation And Storage
The text describes factors causing honey granulation including season, weather, and storage. It covers how to select honeycomb sections for storage, the impact of temperature, humidity, and handling on quality, and methods to keep honey stable over months. It emphasizes avoiding delay in processing and proper placement within the hive.
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Seranine
Agit Polis
Xeon
Winter passages for bees in hives explain risks and labor
The article discusses winter passageways in beehives, arguing they add labor with unclear benefits. It notes bees die rather than leave holes, old bees camp outside the hive to die, and cold snaps can kill many bees near the hive. It concludes the effort offers little gain.
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Hill
Meldom
No New Deaths From Cluster Expansion Theory
The report states there are no additional deaths amid cluster expansion, supporting the idea that vitality loss drives death more than freezing. After about 15 years of experience, the apiarist notes that standard winter preparations have not sufficed to keep all colonies through the season.
Poultry Yard Dropping Boards Boost Sanitation
An article from Farm Press outlines building and equipment practices for sanitary domestic fowl houses. It praises raised dropping boards with double roosts, easy cleaning, and efficient manure collection, noting their role in reducing disease, improving feeding area, and producing a valuable fertilizer mix with ash and straw. It also stresses tight floors, dry conditions, clean straw, and regular maintenance to keep the coop sanitary and healthy for birds.
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Learm
Wr H
Shepard
New Dry Wine and Cold Preservation Rules
A translated paper by Dr P Charles of Bordeaux argues cold treatment is essential for new wines especially after bottling. It details how progressive cold removes insoluble matters and microbes, explains hogsheads as ideal for cold exposure, and warns against large casks which fail to clarifiy in winter.
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P. Charles
Bordeaux University
Gironde
Nhs
Ramv
Hetter
Meir
Reison
Mediterranean
Channel Ferry Hope To Link London Paris By Sea Route
Sydney Brooks argues in the Daily Mail that a Channel ferry system linking Dover and Calais could allow London to Paris journeys without change or transshipment. He cites French and British support, similar global examples, and notes on through services, gauges, and safety while highlighting economic and trade benefits and anticipated modernization.
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Sydney Brooks
Daily Mall
South-Eastern Railway
Petter—Ools
London
Paris
Dover
Folkestyne
Vail Newhaven
England
Straiis
Board of Trade
Lloyd-teimge
Nate
Frey Fen
Jin
TiAl Stormer
Citais
Firth of Arth
Ruth
Isle of
Miah
Uhvinus
Enetang
Denmark
Bevin
Steytts
Messina
Lake Baikal
United States
Great Lakes
Gulfs
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Wrnter
Tess Uly
Calais
Mnerely
Riviera
Seasonable hints for poultry keepers on breeding and care
The poultry keeper should manage breeding with proper flock division and balanced male to hen ratios. Maintain stable temperatures and moisture for hatching, use incubators carefully, and note costs to assess profitability. Emphasizes small hen groups, green food, grit, and accurate expense records.
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Mresien
Wien
Theatre pricing crisis and costs in London venues
A passage notes that even with high quality management and orchestras, London theatres still demand the same high prices to cover nightly running costs, estimated around a hundred pounds per night, despite efforts to secure value. The quote reflects a Playgoer viewpoint from Weekly Dispatch.
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London
Churchill Warns of Missionary Role in Uganda’s Change
The Westminster Gazette reports Mr Winston Churchill at Church House praising missionary work in Uganda. He notes 2,000 can read and write and about 100,000 more embracing Christianity, reversing former habits. He contrasts Exeter Hall with moral force, insisting Christian influence central to empire while warning against secular exploitation.
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Churchill
Winston Churchill
Westminster Gazette
Uganda
Webble Tn
Africa
Exeter Holb
Bixeter Hall
Exeter Hall
Tixeter Hall
Ugayd
Farflung Tales From Aboard And Homefront Anecdotes
A collage of anecdotes about notable people and events. Captain Watt of the Lusitania is praised for prioritizing passenger safety over entertainment. A mother’s moral struggle leads a girl to destroy a trap and pray for a brother’s betteress. Trance Rice, chess devotee, recounts how a first machine purchase was made amid European travels.
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Chicago
Emily P. Bishop
Baltimore Sun
Watt
Lusitania
Teng
Landon
Trance Rice
Mrs Rice
Miss Rice
Europe
Man dies in motor cycle crash and theatre clippings
A motor cycle accident in New York kills a man who, after the crash, sends his father a letter saying he will not buy another cycle. A newspaper clipping with the headline Man Dies tha Theatre arrives with a note urging the father not to bar the theatre trip.
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New York
Sleep Walker Kills Wife in Bed Shot
In Washington a clerk named Hollis killed his wife while asleep and unaware of his action. He had been a sleep walker since childhood and kept a revolver by him. The wife rose early to tend a baby, returned to her room, and Hollis fired. Her mother, Mrs Firsythe, found her dead in bed. Hollis was awakened, attempted to shoot himself, and is hospitalized a nervous wreck waiting for his wife’s funeral.
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Hollis
Washington
Alep
Hallis
Fred
Cormmer
Daily Mail
Duke of Abruzzi Engagement With Miss Elkins Reported
The Cortiere of Milan confirms the forthcoming marriage of the Duke of Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Elkins. Miss Elkins will be royal highness in her own right, and any sons may claim succession. the king’s consent is awaited, with travel plans rumored for a northern trip.
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Washington
Aresiy
Duke of
Abruzzi
Elkins
Naz Wei
Italy
Fam
Mi Engagement
Miss Elkins
North Palat
Cortiere
Milan
Abruzai
Katherine Elkins
Miss Eiking
Possebhe Successan
Sealy
Abbey
Central News
Unclear crib for wooden beam construction practice
The readable fragment describes shaping and positioning a plank with a handle and brace for a wooden beam used in an army context. It mentions a plank about 10 feet long, a method to lay it from the ground, and specific joints or supports, focusing on proper alignment and lasting quality.
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Bolt
A USEFUL PLANTER In Tegan to the attache iuairs
A fragmentary item describes constructing a planter with a two foot long roller, pins, and holes bored in a box with wood ply. It includes assembly steps and measurements, then shifts to a speculative aside about a politically minded woman and a quoted line attributed to a person named Qaaern.
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Tegan
Attache Iuairs
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