Indiana Democrats Face Strong Republican Lead in State
The article discusses Indiana politics with three leading Republicans Fairbanks Beveridge and Hanly backed by powerful machines. It argues Democrats lack a unifying candidate and warns Taggart's lone machine cannot match the three GOP forces. Also notes weather and a pink tomb advertisement as oddities in the page.
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Indlana
Indiana
Fairbanks
Heveridge
J. Frank Henly
Henly
Hanly
Fair Danke
Beveridge
Hooly
Tob Taggart
Democrata
Hugh Dougherty
Dougherty
Senate
Muchine
Senatar Beveridge
Heverge
Republian
Tom Taggart
Mgainat Dt
Taggart
Candy for children aids chewing and digestion
Doctors advise giving young children hard candy and candies with whole foods to exercise chewing muscles and aid digestion. They note dangers of artificial feeding in infancy and throat growths among children, urging caution with sweets and growth concerns.
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Atlantic
Talks on Farmers and New Industry in Deserts
An article outlines an expanding agricultural program in the United States focused on scientific research and irrigation to develop high value crops in arid southwestern deserts. It highlights date palm trials from Asia and Africa, with Tempe and Arizona sites testing adaptation to alkaline soils and heat, aiming to turn barren land into productive fields and create a nationwide crop industry.
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Elise
United States
Snd
Arizona
Xlifornia
Africa
Babara
America
Tempe
Asia
Regio
Jenaralinga
Silage for Feeding Beef Cattle in Michigan Experiment
The Michigan Agricultural Station studied silage versus shock corn and mixed feeds to evaluate beef gains in steer feeders. Twenty steers, about 910 pounds each, were fed in four groups with varying rations, revealing silage can produce profitable gains though excessive daily intake is costly.
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Mise
Burinesa
Farming Notes Highlights From Wheat Harvest Outlook
The Farming Notes from Newspaper Enterprise Association discuss a large wheat harvest and farms offering per day board. Montana calf crop progress shows a drop from 30 percent last year to 23 percent this year. The report notes a shift away from breeding toward pasture grazing across the Northwest. James Graham of Moor Grealy, Coli market reports selling 50 cattle bought last May and finished to beef, yielding high quality returns. German Emperor appoints SPOCK expert Dr Grabanrce to study U S horse brooding, with a St Louis stop before broad travels.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Karcas
Montana
Jean
Tredge
Montons
Northwest
James Grahum
Moar Grealy
Coli
Nite
Spock
Grabanrce
St Louis
Ueteran
United State
St. Louie
The Squire Madden Oak Ghost Tale Recalls Hedgford Manor
In a late train encounter near Hedgford Manor two men meet a restless legend linked to John Madden the squire of Hedgford. The tale centers on an old oak by the roadside and Madden’s notorious temperance, eccentricity, and rumored hauntings as observers recount his daring youth and a later chilling encounter.
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London
Rowlside
Maem
Wedgford Manor
Madden
Lauders
John Madden
Hedgford
Yan W. Sayeel
Some Summer Hints for Floral Fabrics and Colors
A fragmentary fashion note describes fabrics and floral tones for summer wear. It mentions prints with flowers such as hyacinth violet rose and other tint contrasts. The text notes fabrics from metal and leather to lace, and hints at evolving terminology for garment types and finishes.
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Aegean
Atvie
Fragmented Dialogue From Aged Column Notes
A garbled excerpt shows characters and lines including Nes and Mrs Marpsier with remarks about political aspiration and daily life scenes. The text references a whistling Whittier and a powder magazine style finish. It presents a mix of dialogues and half-formed verses.
Art of Being Agreeable in Friendship and Social Etiquette
The piece counsels Chocee and Miss Jones on prudent social behavior, urging constant kindness and consideration. It warns against fickle affections and emphasizes lasting friendships built on reciprocity, generosity, and good manners, while contrasting adults with youth.
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Miss Jones
Miss Brown
Saya
Chicago
Brina Blank
Mr. Robinson
Pope Skull Mystery Sparks Private Collection Claim
Report suggests Alexander Pope's skull sits in a phrenomyst's private collection. An 18th century incident saw a coffin opened and a skull replaced by a counterfeit after a bribe, with fifty pounds allegedly securing the swap.
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Alexander Pope
Pone
Pricey Indian game hen imports draw high bids
A century of value attached to the Indian game or Ageefowld fowl is described as a prized breed for bloodline and pedigree. The piece notes the birds are hard to obtain pure specimens, treasured by Indian sportsmen, and rarely exported. In America they are mostly bred as curiosities and pets rather than for meat or combat.
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Bngland
America
Nemr
India
Clip the Pastures for Weeds Before July Dry Heat
The author plans to clip pastures rather than mow grasses to remove weeds now blooming. By mowing high, tall weeds can be cut without harming the grass, improving appearance and stopping weed spread that drains soil moisture and harms the pasture over time.
Girls and domestic service choices in late 19th century work
A discussion on why young women seek weekly domestic work, valuing independence and free earnings while weighing job quality. It notes parental bias toward non domestic skilled trades, concerns about het work environment, and the impact of employer character on a servant’s happiness and prospects.
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Servie
Rougebuld
Ettmarate
Erployer
Trifling Fashion Hints From Broadcloth to Hats
A Melbourne gossip column notes evolving streetwear trends in broadcloth salts and accessories. It highlights colors brown gray plum green and purple, woven hat trimmings, wooden handicasre, parasols, silk features, embroidered shirt waders, flowers on brims, fruit-and-foliage hats, satin ribbons, velvet wreaths, and sailor hats in parrot green heliotrope red and porcelain blue with roses.
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Paria
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