Kern Attacks Sherman in Indiana Vice Presidency Nominatio
Indianapolis Aug 27 John W Kern democratic candidate for vice president received formal notification of his nomination at a gala state fair grounds meeting. Kern attacked Sherman and the Republican machine while Thomas Marshall praised the party and Theodore Bell outlined the notification.
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Awakening and Odd encounters in a foggy monologue
A fractured passage recounts a New Yorker paying a sitter to a pean planter and a disturbed lumberman. The speaker recalls a night talk with a colonel s valet and a string of cryptic, shifting visions and barroom banter amid wandering verses and a candidate reference.
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Prize winners tour Europe in royal sighting voyage
Twenty two young women from Peoria Aurora Quincy Springfield Til Council Bluffs and St Paul returned to New York eight weeks after sailing. They visited Glasgow London Paris and other sites observing fashion and culture. Miss Besasle Evans of Springfield won a contest to see three kings Edward the Kaiser and Leopold.
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Wife Threat Leads to Breakneck Promise Breach Saga
In Kangas City Times, a personal dispute unfolds as a wife threatened to leave, then reconsidered after an unexpected intervention. The unusual exchange hints at tensions within a domestic relationship and local reaction to a breach of promise claim.
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A Hot Retort Cholly Shalow Pate
A quirky local note quotes Cholly Shalow stating he will not marry until he finds a girl who is his direct opposite. The item hints at a humorous social exchange and mentions there are plenty of bright girls in town.
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Suggestions on the Art of Letter Writing
A reflective guide on writing thoughtful letters to elders and relatives. It argues for tactful deference to age, proportional respect, and personal warmth, warning against cold, perfunctory notes. It cites the value of expressing sincere time and care over gifts, with social age dynamics shaping tone.
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Four New Ideas For Pear Dishes
A Victorian style guide suggests pear shortcake with spiced sauce, baked stuffed pears with date fig nut filling, pear Charlotte with lemon and apricot, and pear dumplings. Each dish uses ripe pears, common pantry items, and a simple crust or pastry method.
Mint in ice tea method for mint infusion
A housewife is advised to flavor iced tea with crushed mint stems and lower leaves, then add sliced lemon on top before pouring hot tea. The method emphasizes crushing ice first and using crushed ice rather than lumps.
London houses host world bust nean in orchida
In London great houses display orchida varieties with lanta from Brand and Rio de Janeiro botanical gardens. Open ida surpasses 6 000 varieties. New York shops sell hoca and shoes, with pedestrians wearing 25 000 pairs daily.
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Cale of Fire Evelyn Men Conceited Things
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions conceit and anger, referencing a man and liberal conduct. The readable phrases hint at moral guidance about overcoming anger with love and honesty. Names and clear events are not discernible, yielding a brief, interpretive record.
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Raising Bacon Hogs At Northeast Experiment Farm
A. J. McGuire notes bacon hogs profitable in northeastern Minnesota using clover pasture and skim milk. Yorkshire sows bred December to farrow in March yield large litters, average dressed weight 190 to 210 pounds by November 1, with net profit about 4.00 per hundred. Emphasizes early spring entry, limited grain, and dairying by product as key to profitable pork.
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The Babcock Test Demystified for Farmers
Farmers can master the Babcock test easily with bottles acid and a centrifuge. It measures butter fat to gauge a cow’s milk value and profit, helps weed out unprofitable animals, and protects against creamery fraud. The outfit is inexpensive and accompanied by clear directions.
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Chicago Drover'’s Journal
Dressing Veals For Shipping Instructions From Chicago
A Chicago commission man outlines calf dressing for transport noting ideal weights three to six weeks old and 50 to 120 pounds. He advises head removal, open carcass lengthwise, remove organs except kidneys liver lights and heart, avoid washing, cool thoroughly, hang six to eight hours, and avoid bag storage to prevent tainting.
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Horse care tips for hoof trim and training cautions
Horse notes advise proper foot trimming to prevent ringbone and caution against overworking young horses on hard roads. Do not switch feeds day by day to avoid indigestion. During breeding season work a few hours daily. keep training steady with a calm, plain tone.
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Cassie Chadwick Money Fraud Rumors Surface
Washington reports secret service and Attorney Baker move to suppress a forged money scheme tied to Cassie Chadwick. A phony $100 likeness and fake notes circulated, with arrests in Clayton New York as authorities warn visitors and foreigners of the counterfeit, while officials insist the bills resemble real United States money but are not official government obligations.
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Cretan Explora tions Reveal Early Vase Fractions and Tombs
Dr Evans reports new finds from the Palace of Knossos including bronze tripod implements, silver weasels, and fresco fragments buried under debris. Discoveries show fine vas es with papyrus relief and other Minoan styles. Work continues on the palace east and the tombs found last year.
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Fern leaves preserve food better than straw in storage
General Guenther reports experiments showing fern leaves preserve vegetables like potatoes and butter comparably to English markets. Fern packed produce stays fresh longer, with high preservative power and odor reducing larvae, maggots, and spoilage risks versus straw packing.
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Weather Prophet Fails to Foresee Rainfall
An early 20th century farmer Dudley Leavitt meets a weather forecaster near Northwood, who predicts fair weather but a shower arrives by noon. The exchanges reveal uncertainty in forecasting and the elusive accuracy of local meteorology.
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Australia’s rabbit bounty and arrival in the new land
A garbled report discusses rabbits in Australia and their origins in England, noting large numbers and a government bounty. It mentions movement between continents and a rainy season affecting their distribution, with implications for control and farming.
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