World Notes on Public Figures and International Links
A mixed release of society items and political notes highlights Marion Cowan becoming the lone woman chemist on Lynd city’s board of health and the Nancy Hauke Lincoln Monument Association accepting a Lincoln mother’s grave design. It also profiles Mrs Maybrick’s ongoing England prison interview and long captivity, with remarks on literary figures and new honors for several women in arts and public life.
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Marion Cowan
Lynd
Mass
Board of Health
Miss Cowan
New England
Nancy Hauke Lincoln
London
Florence Maybrick
Clark Beil
New York
Aylesbury
Associated Press
Maybrick
Liverpool Post
Inngland
Lord Russell
Killowen
Prisetter
Home Office
Mra Maybrick
England
Washington
Agricultural musings urge practical farm science progress
In Palatine county Illinois the column urges practical farming changes from seed selection to crop diversification. It notes fall conditions with poor corn yield, advocates breeding beef from fewer cattle, butter from fewer cows, and eggs from fewer hens. It highlights seed timing, weed management, and political reform with a shift to an official ballot. It features Col. Ghan F. Mills praising agricultural education and scientific farming as the nation’s future.
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Enid
Col. Ghan F. Milla
American Berkshire Breeders Association
Springfield
Seal Mills Waid
Voice from the Farm Says Politicians Fear Debt
A farmer speaker claims politicians fear debt while asserting personal wealth and confidence. The message portrays a populist mood with Republican references and investor rhetoric, framing speeches as political theater and self interest.
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The labor problem on the fara and orchard advice
An essay-like piece discusses labor fatigue, truth telling, and cautions against overpromising in farming. It cites Bryant the Princeton orchardist on soil for apples Ox Bow and urges young farmers to plant orchards and join horticultural society. The notice promotes New Great South American Kidney Cure at Dr Powell's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Princeton
Dinols
Ox Bow
Appropus
Parly Exposition
Fiortr Cultural Society
Sunshine and disease links in influenza observations
The Philadelphia Medical Journal notes a possible inverse relation between sunlight hours and infectious diseases, citing Ruheman data showing influenza peaks with less sun in January across German cities. Advertising copy promotes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and a protest speech at the Afro-American Club, reflecting varied historical items.
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Baya
Philadelphia Medical Journal
Ruheman
Magdeburg
Germany
Publishers' Column and Office Supplies
The Henry Republican office offers printing and stationery including school tablets two for a nickel, envelopes, ruled tablets, and various engraving services. It markets first class printing, wedding and anniversary stationery samples, and orders for handbills and bill heads with prompt service.
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Republican
Cas
Henry Republican
Algo
Girls preferred in Germany for many employments
The text states that in Germany Helland girls are chosen over young men in all jobs where they can be effectively employed, indicating a gender preference in the labor market.
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Germany
They Don’t. If People Nursed Their Virtue to Ten
The quote suggests virtue and patience shape society. the speaker argues moral farming requires practical earth ownership to enable action and progress. The lines reflect editorial tone on reform and responsibility.
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Chicago Democrat
Secretary of Princeton Normal School and Business College
Fragmentary OCR item mentions C. O. Gruim as secretary at Princeton Normal School and Business College with a dated line referring to September and November in 190L jd. The readable text also includes a fragmented reference to Illinois and an organized/registered notice.
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Gruim
Tetar Oe
Princeton Normal School and Business College
Princeton
Illinois
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Camden
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Peoria
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Edward Spront
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Anthony Meinhardt
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Boston
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Greenwood
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New Rochelle
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Cleveland
Miss Ames
Ames
Mausa- Maine
Clara Parrish
Paris
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Indianapolis
Stephen Crane
Harper's Trazuer
Clemens
Mark‘Iwata
Ito
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Princess of Wales
Mra Butro
Ernst Everhard
Grand Conservatory of
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Concord
Milwaukee
United States
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Att’y At Law
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Chicago Daily News
Chicago Tribune
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Public Interest Tribune
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Chicago
Missouri River
Denver
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Utah
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