Pu Lun's Message on Individuality in Work
Pu Lun recites Prince Pu Eun’s Indianapolis message urging recognition of the worker’s individuality within industry. He contrasts factory beehives with China where each worker expresses personal skill, enjoys work, and sees personal achievement. The speech argues America must value the worker’s distinct hand and offer chances to show it for true reward.
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Pu Lun
Prince Pu Eun
Indianapolis
Prince Js
China
Wen
Econ
America
Republicans Face Heavy Duty in Indiana Legislature Ticket
The piece argues Republicans will likely win Marion County and gain seats in the Indiana General Assembly but cautions that nominees must be capable. It likens a legislator to a director of the state’s main corporation, urging careful ticket selection to avoid betraying public trust. it also urges Democrats to similarly vet their nominees.
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Taka
Marion County
Teu
Indiana General Assembly
Corn judging methods and seed selection discussed by farmers
Farmers describe judging corn by size shape and grain, noting weight not sole factor. They test ears, discuss kernel germination, and plan experimental corn plots to compare drought resistance and stalk size. They intend to plant a dozen varieties to observe performance under dry weather.
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Mediamenlzet
Insect Enemies of Poultry Easy to Keep If Proper Attention
Insects attack poultry, especially a common louse or mite that multiplies undetected. Dust baths, dry earth, and light dust coatings on the floor help control them. Avoid wood ashes, sprinkle small amounts of sulfur, and provide perches on a raised table to keep mites away. Regular dusting and oil around perches prevent breeding. keep hens away from cracks and crevices. Also notes teaching boys to judge corn and grain quality.
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Miller Purvis
Associated Farm Press
The American and the Italian Count on the Ocean Voyage
On a sea voyage, American John Henry Martindale wins admiration with stories while Count Friendeill courts his niece Miss Wiltsong. The count grows bold as he tries impressing the heiress, who learns Martindale may not be her uncle. The tale ends with the count seeking permission as Martindale reveals he never claimed kinship.
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John Henry Martindale
Count Friendeill
Sofn
Mr. Martindale Stone
Lone
Martindale
Carlopolis
Tepty
New York
Fricadelli
Rand
Mr. Martindale
Abe
Mise Wilson
Mica Wilson
Queenstown
Old Country
Mecount
Finghy
Meester Mare
Uindale
Couns
Profit in Well Bred Lambs From Farm Press Report
The Associated Farm Press notes well bred lambs outperform common lambs in profits. A trial fed peas showed Shropshires gained more weight and earned higher net profit per head than scrubs. Better finish often justifies feeding two extra weeks before marketing.
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Associated Farm Press
Miss Wiltsong Nursed on Voyage to Europe
A distressed voyage scene unfolds as Mr Martindale touts Miss Wiltsong as a capable nurse for his wife during their European trip. The count, amused then brooding, hides in his cabin as the ship nears Liverpool, while Miss Wiltsong and Martindale share a laugh.
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Dakota Ent
Wiltsong
Noor
Martindale
Europe
Mead Nominated for Washington Governor by Rail Interests
A. E. Mead, candidate chosen by Republicans in Bellingham, Washington, to run for governor, gains support from railroad interests including the Great Northern. Democratic faction at the convention helped shape the slate, with Mead described as a lawyer born in Manhattan in 19.
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A. E. Mead
Bellingstam
Wash
E. Mead
Republican Party
Washington
Thong
Great Northern
James 7
Mead
Peverty
Bellingham
Xicangas
Manhattan
Shat
Ward Times Made This Man Mayor
Spokane, May 4. Hard times made Frank L. Boyd mayor of Spokane. He began as a newspaper man with The Spokesman-Review, fell on hard times, became a one-man paper, then a city hall clerk, then rose to the mayoralty after a short campaign aided by his newspaper experience and ties to the power behind the throne.
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Frank L. Boyd
Spokane
Wash
Boyd
Spokesman-Review
Coper
Frank Boyd
Ety Hall
GG P
Empress Eugenie Arrest in Paris Garden Tale
A fractured tale recounts Empress Eugenie, once linked to French Franco-German war influence, wandering Paris and Rome after her marriage. She reportedly admired a garden flower at Tuileries grounds, was arrested by a sergeant for plucking it, and was later pardoned after confirmation of her identity.
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Netpotean Jy
Mnd
Tullertra
Ecen
Telos
Eugenie
France
Paris
Rome
Tuileries Grounds
Prince Ampertal
Perception of Color in Light and Darkness
The excerpt discusses color as a sensation rather than a property of objects. It explains that color naming reflects how surfaces reflect light, not inherent color in the thing. In darkness, objects appear black though perception can still trigger color sensations when light returns.
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Collor
Thor
Billy
Statue of Virgin Mary Unearthed After Fire Debris
In a burned theater building in Tallinn workers cleared rubble and uncovered a marble statue of the Virgin Mary. The statue remained unfished as intense heat melted surrounding iron beams. Italians present showed reverence and knelt in awe.
Dr Miles New Heart Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Miles New Heart Cure claiming it treats signs of poor blood circulation and weak nerves. It asserts rapid improvement after two months of use, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails, and features a testimonial from W. A. Robine of Port Elgin Ontario.
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Miles
Mites
Seark
Neryine
Rey
W. A. Robine
Port Elgin
Bene A
Kurki of Japan with training in Russia a famed soldier
Baron Kurth, an ace from the samurai line and veteran organizer, forged a career from Russia training to chief roles in the Japanese army. He saw action late in the Sino Japanese War and later led divisions in key operations. Known for calm resolve and bold courage, he now serves as Inspector General for central and western districts and is considered a top general candidate.
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Armit
Baron Kurth
m @amurai
Japan
Ile
Bataima
Admiral Tao
Rusia
War Office
Tokio
Wel-Hal- Wr
Rane
Meutenant-erntrel
Cake Manderin
Firat Feld
Kuraki
Unclear coconut mail frightens recipient in local area
A damaged, partial notice describes an unwrapped coconut sent by mail to a Louis in a country, with stamps and an address attached. The fragment lacks clear names, places, or dates, leaving the public details minimal and uncertain.
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Gale
Eix
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Riley
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David Rothechid
Dave
Jutt
Klukiang
Kankow
Villalobos
Nenchang
Benjamin Greenbough
Boston
John D. Rockefeller
Philadelphia
Gen
Leonard Wood
Col. Watterson
Philosopher
le Tao
Associated Farm
Presa
Meel Wiltsong
Ward Times
York
Indiana
Interret
Depostta
Bry Line
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Washington St
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Kurok
Russia
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