Honest Burglar Prefers Noble Conduct in Heist Tale
A rambling first person narrative details two burglars led by Mr. Mummer who boast honesty, booby traps, and clever escapes. They recount planning a break in a grand mansion, evading alarms, entering via the roof, and narrowly fleeing as furious homeowners react.
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Lam
William Mummer
Mimmer
Muminee
Miamner
Willien
Willis
Mom Your
Laandry
Muinner
Mummer
Rae Mil
Bill
Agricultural Hints on Road Improvement and Convict Labor
The department outlines a plan to publish proceedings of a national conference on road improvement. It advocates permanent state commissions, use of convict labor in quarrying and road material prep, and railroads offering favorable freight terms to fund or support road efforts. It stresses practical steps, machinery, and cooperative action among states, railroads, and government.
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Telepane Aghonttotel Departanente
Agricultural Department
Sehory
Ray Shme
Raul
Department of Agriculture
State Commission
Dairying: ventilation, separators, and feed decisions
The column discusses dairy practice details such as ventilation causing tuber issues, using separators to cool milk to low temperatures, and the impact of cow behavior on milk yield. It cites Mr. Gurler in American Dairying on feeding wheat shorts and granagiaton feed based on ensilage corn content.
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Gurler
American 1
Farmers' Voice
Convict Labor Not Wanted in Road Building
A Colby University president advocates graduate science and road safety while opposing convict labor in road construction, arguing convicts are crushed and should not compete with honest workers. The remark reflects debates on labor, road building, and education in Warville, Maine.
Ripening Tomatoes A Pian Phl Worked Past Season
Ripening tomatoes require light and warmth, best stored in dark roomy shelves with sliding doors and an awning. A closet or box keeps fruit from writing, while careful shelving limits decay and protects the red fruit during ripening stages.
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Alls Delicions
Sunlight and Trees in Light and Shade
A fragmented historical note discusses how sunlight and shade affect tree growth. It cites species differences, with maples and elms thriving in light and certains conifers tolerating shade. It notes data gaps, mentions European studies, and hints at U.S. forestry research plans by government experts.
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Joel
Lyons
Topen
United States Division of Forestry
Mikow
St Foul Republic
Whitering of Onions and Market Notes
A feature discusses onion storage and curing methods, noting onions should be sold early and can be stored in slitted barrels or baskets. It cites W. Atlee Tunpee on practical techniques and reflects on plant parts as modified leaves, with examples of cabbage and begonia. It mentions fruit varieties in city markets and the impact of distance on quality and keeping.
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W. Atlee Tunpee
Mechins Monthly
Gare Dener
Cevrmlia
Kelb
Fragmented imperial rumor from La Reva do Poche
A garbled excerpt claims revised rates and taxation prompts, mentioning an emperor and a pupil in a distant court. The text reads as a satirical or miscopied lines about economic policy, feudal duties, and imagined dialogue with a ruler.
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Chiieule
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