Cows Replace Kentucky Race Farms in Bluegrass
In the Bluegrass region Kentucky racehorse estates such as Elmendorf Castleton and Elmendorf are being converted to dairy and crop production. Leading breeders sell horses abroad as pastures are turned to corn wheat and tobacco. Automobiles bring visitors to scenic routes, but many stock farms fade into memory as dairy and farming replace racing.
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Louisville
New York
Illinois
Missouri
Tennessee
Louisiana
California
Blusgrasa
Kentucky
Miese Atately
Colin
Syllonbys
Dominos
Henry
Navarres
Clifords
Kinley Macks
McCheaneys
East
Glarenca Mackey
James R. Keenes
Castleton
Elmendorf
J. B. Haggins
Elmendari
Elmendori
Salvador
Africander
McChesney
Kinley Mack
Star Ruby
Water Cress
Water Boy
Salvator
Gage
Kentucky Stock Farm
MANS CHARACTER ON A BAG AND OTHER NOTABLES
Paris describes how travelers mark luggage with tiny scratches and symbols to guide porters and hotel staff. Avalon reports a whale chase near the Leonage launch as Reed and Walker escape toward shore. New York notes plans for a 150 foot high fence to preserve privacy amid uptown housing. Halleck reports a wagon load of timothy hay sold for 860 dollars after a large harvest.
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Paris
Avalon
P. M. Reed
Oklahoma City
Walker
Leonage
Tana
New York
New York Building Department
J. M. Francolla
Halleck
Minte-A. D
Timothy Ged
Tiriges
Colorado
Making Rain with Rockets From Cloudy Skies
Fragmented letter recounts James Stanes describing experiments in 1906 in the Seramully hills of southern India to trigger rainfall by firing explosive rockets during threatening clouds. Early trials reportedly helped crops survive drought while similar attempts were made in Germany, Switzerland, and France but later abandoned.
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James Stanes
Cuddapah
India
Itn
Seramully Hills
Germany
Switzerland
France
Real Madame Sans-Gene and the Soldier Behind Her Statute
The article recounts Marie Therese Figueur born 1774 Burgundy, known as Sans-C-nee, a dragoon who fought across Germany, Italy, Spain and Austria. She earned the Legion of Honor during Napoleon's Hundred Days and charged at Waterloo. In Paris a mounted statue of her stands in a museum case, linking fiction and history.
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Napoleon
Victorien Sardou
Madame Sans-Gene
Sanetens
Coraican
Muropa
Musee de L'Armes
Patiy
Marie Therese Figueur
Burgundy
Mme, Sans-Gene
Geroreny
Hohentincen
Toulon
Russia
Waterloo
Sho Wee
Tha Naursa AF
The Ghost Walked in Starwich v Washington Cut Glass Co
The Washington Supreme Court in Starwich v. Washington Cut Glass Company held that the corporate entity can be deemed to have given up the ghost by yielding its spirit to the owner, signaling the dissolution of the corporation though the precise demise remains explained in the opinion.
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Starwich
Washington Cut Glass Company
Supreme Court of Washington
Court comment on corporate burdens and ghostly deliverance
Fragmentary courtroom remark critiques that aid cannot release entities from contract burdens. The speaker muses on whether corporations can escape obligations, noting a ghostly presence and questioning governance. The passage reflects legal debate over corporate responsibility and the reach of contractual duties.
Obscure Court Fragments Tie Idle Hands To Busy Work
A cryptic courtroom remark links the saying father Satan to a judge noting Mr Softly’s heavy workload. The exchange suggests a tongue in cheek comment about labor and idleness within a local legal proceeding.
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Father—Satan
Finida
Tormmy
Mr Softly
Biater
Tragedies of the Home and a Concert Misfit
A collage of moralizing lament on marriages and separations, recalling Josephine and Napoleon, and a scene at a Blowcombe Philharmonic concert where a bored debutante’s straining suitor heckles the singer while the elderly neighbor defends his daughter.
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Prass
Brandeis
Napoleon
Josephine
Europe
Aelde
Blowcombe
Hungary's Maize Crop Falls Short of 1920 Output
Hungary forecasts maize production for 1911 will drop about 30 percent from 1920 levels, per Adalbert Serepy minister of agriculture. Readers are urged to plant home grounds to mask ugly scenery while preserving beauty.
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Hungary
Budapest
Adalbert Serepy
Paris Likes White Canary At Market In City Island
Paris correspondence notes a rare white canary bred by an ornithologist near the City Island market. A Sunday sale draws crowds as buyers seek this dove white creature with exceptionally sweet song, priced high during market hours.
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Canary
Paris
London Standard
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