Beet Sugar Industry Gains From 1900 To 1905 Census
The 1905 census shows 41 beet sugar establishments in the United States, up from four in 1880. Invested capital reaches 55,023,459 dollars with annual production valued at 24,093,704 dollars, and 1905 beet output rose sharply from 1900. Colorado, Michigan, and California are leading states, with pipelines linking slicing stations to central factories in a connected network.
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United States
Baltimore Sun
Colorado
Michitan
California
Vilch
Divorces Run Through Families Highlight Persistent Causes
The article notes divorces recur in linked families where siblings divorce in succession. It argues many separations stem from temperamental and eccentric traits rather than initial incompatibility or fault, emphasizing human nature within marriage. It cites frequent divorces among certain families and broader social patterns of persistent personal flaws.
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Ron
Chicago Sun
Spice of Life in Maine Woods
The southeast corner of Maine remains a happy remnant of wilderness. Railroads offer a one day loop around it, yet crossing the oval invites riding, walking, or canoeing. Henry Van Dyke compares the land to scraps Stockholm’s founder left to shape Sweden's southern front. The region’s spice of life grows there.
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Maine
Mattawankeag
St Croix
Henry van Dyke
Scribner's
Stockholm
Sweden
Diplomatic Papers Threadbare by a Secretary of State
A fragmentary editorial notes Elli Woot as secretary of state and a skilled diplomat whose papers misrepresent him. It scolds the formality and gendered rhetoric used in official communications and hints at the era’s cautious censorship of diplomatic language and personal conduct.
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Elli Woot
Wate
Renlieine
Root
Adee
Damaged OCR Brief From Local Page Segment
Damaged OCR fragment from a local page provides partial readable items. The readable content references names and locations in vague form without a complete event or clear outcome. The text lacks cohesive facts to identify a person, place, or action with confidence.
Queen of Hearts No 2 at the masquerade tale unfolds
A masquerade club scene centers on the Queen and Jack of Hearts in a tense game of identity and romance. A masked milkmaid and the Milkman of Paris mingle as the king of hearts returns, and a queen’s true face seems to reveal a vowed partnership while a new king of hearts plans banishment of opium.
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Queen of Hearts
Jack of Hearts
Parla
Mukmaid
Mreen
Fen
Jack
Ines
Lila Fortune
Weuirie Tenner
Esaw
Paris
Howse
King of Hearts
Storr Pub
Stringent Opium Regulation Push In China Global Issue
From Peking a London Times correspondent reports sweeping anti opium laws to curb cultivation and use within ten years. Dens close opium dens closed, registries required, and officials directed to phase out the drug while distributing counteracting prescriptions at cost or free.
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Peking
London Times
China
Dru
Chinese Foreign Department
How to Live Long from a Centenarian Interview
A Philadelphia Ledger report quotes a centenarian on longevity. The elder cites perseverance and steadfast daily habits as key to reaching advanced age, sharing concise life wisdom while the reporter notes the public’s interest in such timeless guidance.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Canada Intermedi ate tariff rouses industrial alarm
Canada s intermediate tariff plan sparks alarm among industrial interests as ministers threaten lowering duties for reciprocity. The schedules provoke concerns over protection, unequal impact on manufacturers, and the dangerous prospect of a volatile tariff regime.
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Canada
Go Slow and Think on Tariff Changes
A Knox ville Tribune editorial urges Congress to slow and deliberate before tinkering with tariffs. It argues few interests suffer, opponents overstate harm, and rushing could waste opportunities while careful consideration may prevent costly missteps.
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Congress
Knoxville
Noahs Ark and Gods Covenant Promise
A historical sermon fragment discusses Noah, his righteousness, and leadership during the flood. It emphasizes worship, divine memory, and God's promise symbolized by the rainbow. The piece links the Deluge to moral corruption, the ark as salvation, and the perpetual guidance of divine law.
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Noah
Enoch
God
Strabo
Dilimann
Coleridge
Earth
Heaven
Penna Cure Praised By Cavalry Officer In Lanham Md
Chas W Howman first lieutenant and adjutant of the 8th Cavalry writes from Lanham Md praising Penna as a remedy for colds. He claims a severe head and throat cold cleared in forty eight hours and notes its preventive use. He adds his family also uses it and recommends to friends, urging readers to ask druggist for the free Penune Almanac for 1907.
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Misa Ida Tarbell
Misa Tarbell
Miss Tarbell
United States
Miss Turbell
Merrill
House of Representatives
Congress
Mias Tarbel
Lewis
Gall Laughtin
Chas, W. Howman
Lanham
Perna
Chas
W. Howman
London lawyer turns detective novelist with new fiction
A C Fox-Davis, a London lawyer and author of 54 volumes on peerage and law, enters fiction with a detective story he says proves the law is right though he found the law all wrong in a Sherlock Holmes tale.
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A. C. Fox-Davis
London
Bherlock Holmes
Our Unfailing Morning Remedy for Headaches
When a dull head ache and tired feeling signal a slow system, nature warns for gentle aid. The trusted Arandreth's Pills have served families for over a century as a dependable laxative tonic. Available in drug stores in plain or sugar coated form.
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Arandreth
Llandreth
Blind Readers Get London Daily Mail Weekly Edition
Announcement that the London Daily Mail will issue a weekly edition for the blind highlights Braille journals with long, useful careers unseen by the general public. The first weekly for the blind appeared June 1, 1802 as the Weekly Summary, issued below cost. A new Braille Weekly began last year from Edinburgh.
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Londom
Mall Bs
Eulnburgh
Transformation In New Mexico’s Rainfall Change
E W Fox register of the government land office at Clayton N M reports that three seasons of rain have turned New Mexico from barren land into a land of abundant crops productive streams and prosperous people. Washington Post story echoes the claim as a government assessment of regional renewal.
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New Mexico
E. W. Fox
Register of the Government Land Office
Clayton, N. M
Washington
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