Healthy Mothers Use Dr. Pierce Remedies
A Sacramento woman praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as strength giving and soothing for expectant mothers and their children. She says the products helped her continue work through expectancy and benefited the baby. She recommends obtaining the medicines from a local druggist or writing to Dr. Pierce for advice.
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Ferce
Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel
Wailalo
N.Y
French engineers develop compressed dirt bricks for houses
Two French engineers create compressed bricks from ordinary earth containing clay. The process applies tremendous pressure up to 400 pounds per square inch, forming durable construction blocks from dirt and clay.
Balloon ascent in Philadelphia marks early flights
Jean Pierre Blanchard, a French aeronaut, conducted the first balloon ascent in the country. At ten o'clock on a January morning in 1703, the balloon rose over the Privon court in Philadelphia with President Washington among the observers.
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Jean Pierre Ianchamd
Privon Court
Philadelphia
Washington
Three Clagsee Favored. Sleeping eicknews
The source text appears damaged and unclear, with distorted terms and names. It mentions an entity named Clagsee favored amid a direane attacking people regardless of age or sex, noting low case counts among publicans, "vag bonde" and datrymene-Kachange.
Mugwump Defined in 1884 Cleveland Campaign
The term mugwump described a person seen as educated beyond their intellect in the 1884 Cleveland campaign. Jiorace Porter popularized the remark amid partisan debates, defining the label for politically unaffiliated moderates.
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Jiorace Porter
Origin of Bachelor Word Traced to Cowherd
The term bachelor derives from a st olf word meaning cowherd. A bachelor or cowherd stood at the lowest social rank, so the word came to describe men not yet at full manly responsibility.
Disadvantage of Middle Age in Daily Life
A brief Ohio State Journal aside notes that middle age dulls the impulse to stoop and poke at primroses on the path of dalliance. It juxtaposes admiration for early blooms with a gentler, less hands on approach to life’s small flurries.
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Ohio State Journal
Confusion in Terma About Language With Profound Pains
The Boston Transcript comments on dialect confusion where a doctor's customers are called parents while a lawyer's clients are termed clients, noting the patience required by a lawyer despite the linguistic mix.
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Boston Transcript
Ancient Air Glider Claim Tied to Sheba Queen’s Son
Royal Aeronautical Society records suggest Solomon presented to the queen of Sheba’s son a four machine that is believed to be an early air glider. The claim links ancient engineering to aviation history through a contested artifact.
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Royal Aeronautical Society
Solomon
Egotiam Premise Reflected in Compliments
A Boston Transcript remark notes that a man who is complimented tends to see himself as others perceive him, reflecting on ego and self image.
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Boston Transcript
Biggest Geyser Regions
Next to Yellowstone National Park the most important geyser region in the world is at Rotorua in New Zealand.
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Yellowstone National Park
Rotorua
New Zealand
The Mystery of Chin Foo Haunts an Old Town House
A tale told to three adventurers recounts a murdered English official and his daughter in Chin Foo near the Yiang Kiang. The trio explores a ruined house seeking a haunting but discovers a fresh crime scene as two robbers hide near the old cotmuls home.
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Sally J
Oxlet
Ihan
Chin Foo
Yiang-ie Kiang
Lin
Wong
Thia
Cstairs
Wogland
Jim
Shorty
Akry
Nike
Bealdus
War
Jin
Ciln Foo
Cotmul
John Gilpin and Cowper’s Humorous Verse Explored
The article notes John Gilpin as a London citizen and militia captain. It recounts Cowper’s 1782 poem The Diverting History of John Gilpin about a runaway horse, its anonymous appearance in Public Adviser, and later attribution to Cowper. It adds Cowper’s life details and his serious religious tone.
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John Gilpin
London
England
Cowper
Mra. Austen
Dret
Wax Firet
Bayer
Cheapalde
William Cowper
Hin
First Requirement For Sanitary Coop In Poultry House
The Gret requirement for a sanitary hen house calls for a roomy dry building with ample window space and ventilation. Dropping boards, roosts set above them, nesting and runways, wall nests with angled tops, and liftable planks aid cleanliness and health. Dry mash hoppers water stands and a catch coop improve efficiency. details vary with flock size and local conditions.
Determining Sex and Laying Traits in Geese
The text explains sex differences between geese and ganders, noting size differences and vocalizations. It discusses laying rates by breed including Tow and White Chinese geese with ranges from twenty to up to one hundred eggs, and mentions lameness linked to rheumatism or poor feeding and mineral deficiencies in goslings.
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Toulouse
Early Hatching Favored in Marenana April
The article argues that early hatching reduces competition for initial chicks. It notes profitability gains from running incubators in early months when farm work is lighter.
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Marenana
Sorghum hay value and use in dairy rations
Analysis shows ordinary sorghum cane hay should be worth about the same as timothy for dairy cows or slightly less Yet cows find sorghum fodder more palatable and it provides less protein requiring a bit more bran and meat in the ration than clover or alfalfa
Aged Apple Trees and Deep Gold Drilling
Aged apple trees are among the longest lived American fruit trees with trees bearing fruit at a century old in the East. The deepest gold excavation to date is 4,200 feet underground at the New Chuma mine in Australia.
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East
New Chuma
Australia
Otters Captivate Kids With Nature Lesson
The article highlights teaching love and sympathy for animals through otters. It praises otters as fur bearers protectors and artists, urging teachers to use new animals to sharpen observation and provide engaging material for children. Take children to see otters if possible.
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Nature Magazine
Culling and Feeding Practices For Ewes and Cattle
The text discusses culling condemned ewes by assessing conformation and udder quality and notes the impact of broken mouths and milkers on productivity. It covers goat and fowl nutrition and general husbandry such as sprouted greens, calf weaning from milking cows, and water needs. It also outlines a practical dairy ration for a full cow at around 80 pounds of corn, clover hay, ground corn and oats, wheat bran, and meal.
Cows Have Right of Way Warns Minnesota Judge
A Minnesota judge rules cows have the right of way, a claim noted as common knowledge for drivers. The column cites motorist wisdom and cautionary verses about staying focused on duty despite others judgments.
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Minnesota
Birmingham Age-Herald
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