Mikado Is a Polygamist and Ancient Japanese Court Life
Metropolitan Magazine piece describes the Mikado Mitsuhito as a distant, austere ruler with a complex lineage, emphasizing Japan’s hereditary practices, ambiguous names, and the secluded court life behind defensive walls. It notes the ruler’s frugal existence and scholarly passions, contrasted with uncertainties about his ancestry and the imperial tradition. In another item, a medical conference report on esophageal cancer among Chinese men and women discusses hot rice practices, followed by a northern Adirondacks hunting tale of a 310-pound buck with impressive antlers and years of age.
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Kha Mikado
Heav ‘En
Tokio
Mikado
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Japan
Mitsuhito
Haru
Princes of the Blood
Rome
Metropolitan Magazine
China
J. D. Bashford
Imperial Cancer Research Fund
London
Chinamien
Cause of Cancer in China
A historical description notes strict gender serving practices in Chinese households where men are served first with steaming hot dishes while women wait and receive lukewarm portions. The passage reflects cultural norms related to food, gender, and social hierarchy.
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China
Regular Habits for Reading Practice and Balance
A concise guide on establishing a daily reading habit. It advises a regular time for reading, mixing light and heavy books, and treating books as friends. Do not read only for amusement or blindly follow any book. take thoughtful, moderate steps.
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Tesides
Indian relics found in Massachusetts by local farmer
Moses B. Phillips of Log Plain road found two Indian implements and left them at the town clerk’s office. One is an unfinished spear head of native stone, unusually large, and the other a wooden tomahawk fashioned from a coarse native stone. Both specimens were found on his farm.
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Massachusetts
Moses B. Phillips
Log Plain Road
Phillips
Greenfield
Springfield
Seating the FIA in a stern reproof tone
A fragment reflects a stern reproach toward the FIA, noting the sharp tone and formal rebuke implied by Steele. The terse remark hints at a disciplinary stance or corrective action within a governing or oversight context.
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FIA
Fuere
Steele
Scottish Judge Seeks Return Home From Jury Duty
Sir George Douglas of Springwood Park Kelso asked to be excused from serving on a King's Bench special jury He had not lived at his London town house for over a year and a half He traveled from Scotland to answer the summons and wished to return immediately The judge offered a light incentive but excused him noting Scotsmen rarely wish to stay in England
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King’s Bench
George Douglas
Springwood Park
Kelso
Ennismore Gardens
Justice Darling
Scotland
Justice, Darling
George
Sir George
England
Pall Mall Gazette
What Chickens Must Suffer at Country Inn
A vivid grocer’s lament on poultry profit chains. The speaker notes a chicken’s path from inn by car to frying pan, then to storage as it endures multiple profits before reaching the consumer. The piece suggests lean carcasses fetch higher profit and questions how some survive to the table.
Penne Anece Shades Scene Penn Bee
A fragmented OCR entry from a local page contains unclear phrases about a Penn event. Readable elements point to a named institution and a public notice style, but essential details and dates are missing, resulting in an incomplete, low-detail item.
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D. P. Webster
Ernest Hendricks
Clarence Lapp
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Mr. Lapp
Mr. Webster
Fort Plainers
Mohawk Valley Register
Geo. D. Leydic
Undertaker
L. Pattison Co
Wallace Dry. Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
H. H. Steving
C. Heber Steving
M. Edith Steving
New Indiana
HUB
A. Packard
Ane
Cetenenes
Coats
Shaeene
Penn Bee
Ladies
Kimonas
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Money Savers
Juliet
Christy
Sk Ssr Obr Srsly
Progress
New Idea
Woman's Magazine
Pittsburg Daily Dispatch
Proaness
Pittsburg Daily Post
R. D
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
Proaress
Pittsburg
Weekly Dispatch
Progruss
Ohio Farmer
Youth’s Companion
National Stockman
Toledo
Blade
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Proarras
National Tribune
New York
Weekly Tribune Farmer Progres
Tryqur
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