Prominent People in Europe and America Named in News
A roundup notes Hert Krupp's high income in Germany, Charles Schwab's Monte Carlo gains and losses, King Edward's racing colors to appear this year, and William Fite Sr. linked to Shamrock I. It also mentions Admiral Dewey fishing near Palm Beach, the Earl of Dysart funding a national aquarium in London, a portrait of President Diaz given to Roosevelt, William Deering's retirement, Pope Benedict XV in good health, Justice John M. Harlan's seniority, Sir Rodgers Buller's aging tenure, William Macdonald's $125000 donation to Ontario Agricultural College, and D K Pearsons urging colleges to meet pledges by 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Krupp
Germany
Charles M. Schwab
Monte Carlo
King Edward
Geil
William’ Fite
De‘aigner
Fairlie
Scotland
Dewey Ing
Mear Pal Beach
Earl of Dysart
Apra
London
Diaz
Roosevelt
William Deering
Har‘vegter
Chicago
Tome
Pope
John M. Harlan
Mentucky
Supreme Court of the
United States
Rodgers Buller
William Macdonald
Montreat
Ontari
Canada
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
D. K. Pearsons
Various 1901 Global and U.S. Economic Updates
Reports note Italy moderating drunkenness, California gold output at 17 million, California and Spain affected by trade, and California text indicates improved conditions in German textile centers. Canadian and U.S. rail issues, government revenue from public lands near 3 million, and Indian lands about 1.4 million. The Texas sword gift to the National Museum now housed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Minneapolis
California
Philippines
Ivar
England
American Trust
Mt. Garmel
Fenn
Iowa
Roosevelt
United States
Bolivia
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Connecticut
Baltimore
Denver
Three Armies After War Warn of Social Strife
A German proverb notes that great wars leave three army ghosts: invaders, mourners, and idle citizens prone to crime. The saying underscores social disruption and lingering tensions as a nation rebuilds.
Iron Swim Sermon on Impossible Feats at Jordan Valley
Dr Valmage uses the Elisha and the sinking axe head story to urge faith that God can turn impossibilities into possibilities. He cites converts like Newton, Bunyan, McAuley, and others, and calls for strength of body and mind through prayer and Bible study, urging believers to trust God in crises and borrow for education and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Valmage
Orient
Ain
Valley of Palms
River Jordan
Elisha
Jemsalem
Golieit
Agenta
Tabanon
Ahab
Whisha
Jordan
Gladstone
Palestine
Ab Hawarden
Wlisha
New Theological Seminary
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
Southampton
London
Calcutta
Francisco
Canton
Theological Seminary
Pulpita of
America
Polycarpa
Hugh Latimers
John i Knoxes
Christ
The
Lordihood
Lebanon
Thong
Chow
Legislative Hall
David
Wasilial
Absalom
Paul
Elmwood
Abraham Lincoln
Tost
Jerry McAuley
Sing Sing Prison
Merchant Princes
Waterstreet
Cremorné
Newton
England
John Bunyan
Hife
Ward
Awim
Filigha
Thei
Thes
Reed
Pericultures Paying Nursery Stock In The Springs
Guidance for buying nursery stock next spring warns to inspect trees for disease and ensure proper fumigation. Mulching protects soil, moderates temperature, prevents weed growth, and saves labor. Hillside land can bear fruit and support sheep, especially Merinos. Fertilizer effects on strawberries vary by soil and variety, with nitrate of soda enlarging leaves and berries but reducing firmness, while sulphate of potash improves size color and firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale Ia
Laying down Raspberry Canes
Prepared for erecting supports with long stout poles and short wooden strips. Ends get trimmed to ensure straight, sturdy placement for raspberry canes.
Protection for Berly Bushes and winter crops under glass
The article details a method for securing cane and pole frames to protect plants in hotbeds and cold frames. It urges investment in inexpensive houses to start vegetables early, noting their value for market gardeners and ordinary farmers. Tomatoes lettuce seed onions and many vegetables can be started under glass months before outdoor planting.
Fruit Growing as a Business Requires Skill and Vision
A 19th century critique on fruit farming stresses that success hinges on knowledge of grafting varieties and marketing. It warns incompetent growers harm markets and consumer trust, urging experienced, enthusiastic leaders to elevate fruit production and profitability through refined methods and reliable practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemin
Uiey
S. W. Clunbers
Hawaii Sights Patriotic Flag Raising At Kaahumanu School
Grand Army veterans raised the Stars and Stripes atop a new flag staff at Kaahumanu School while 560 pupils watched and 650 flags waved. A diverse crowd of Hawaiian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, and South Sea Islander students joined in the reverent ceremony as bugles from Camp McKinley played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kaahumanu
Grand Army
United States
Camp McKinley
America
All goodes and oat mining in Jineland report
All goodes are alike to Porta Fapaeeik Drxs as they dolor all fibers at one boiling sold by all druggists. The average annual amount of oat mined in Jineland from 1851 to 1000 is 140 900 000 tanr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jineland
Catarrh Cure Ad Offers One Hundred Dollar Reward
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure that cannot be cured by Mall's Catarrh Cure. It lists J Gnevery & Co Toledo as owners and claims the remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous membranes. Also mentions Hull's Family Pills and a German empire population statistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Generas Bowel Remedy and US Fertilizer Trade Note
An advertisement advocates Casaannts Cathartic for all ailments by restoring natural bowel movements at 10 cents, with each tablet stamped 0, 0.60 as a mark of genuineness. A separate note states South Australia imports $700,000 annually in fertilizer value with no share held by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.heward
South Australia
United States
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsement Letter
A 19th century testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. The letter claims vast experience with sick women, endorsements by a Dr Marguerite Sr and promises genuine testimonials with a $5600 forfeit for falsity. It urges sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drar
Pivsnam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marguerite Sr
Omir
Lydia E. Pinkhany
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Democrat's Club List
Commoner
Democrat
New York Daily World and
New York Sunday World and
World
Philadelphia Daily Times and Democrat
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
Century
the Democrat
Scribner's Magazine
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Magazine
Cosmopolitan
World Almanac
Church St
Indiana
Talmages
Taneuss Oe
New England Homestead
Africa
Trude
Jalzers
Sou Union
Veretamle
Pelen de Uy
Starry Bariner
Marguerite St. Omer Briggs
Mount Calm Street
Detroit
Michigan
Jona Salzer
Russia
Xerato
Dr. B
Queen Byums
Bux
Avante
McIlhewny
State Strait
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