Happiness Fund Brings Aid After Fire Night
Williaime & Company offers a prize in gold for best idea to aid workers. Harry Henton and Amy Werner donate a share for a happiness fund and distribute it to a newly married couple left homeless by a fire in Bar Tow street. The act sparks a lasting charity effort until month’s end.
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Williame & Company
Harry Henton
Amy Werner
Hemton
Amy
Harry
Grgon
Hary
Hinkinen
Hnrry
Tebor
Une
Ubem
Recipes For Orange Sandwiches And Cherry Fritters
A culinary note describes orange flavored sandwiches using Cantonese style mix, candied orange peel, marmalade and orange frosting. It also outlines Cherry Fritters using cornstarch, milk and cherries, plus a Maraschino sauce. Ends with a general tip on the power of kind words.
Ways With Vegetables From a Vintage Kitchen Guide
A dated cooking note describes preparing parsnips fried in butter with a brown surface, mashed with fritter batter and fried, plus onions with apples using tart apples for balance. Also suggests potatoes a la Maitr d hotel with fresh boiled potatoes tossed in butter and parsley, and notes parsley can be grown year round for flavoring and garnishing.
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Terre
Cewally
Fragmented OCR Note on Military Field Document
The readable bits describe a Canadian military sheet with coded entries and a body section, noting a soldier and peculiar markings. The text is fragmentary and unclear, hindering full interpretation of names, dates, units, or actions.
Fragmentary note on a steadfast goal and guidance
A brief, unclear line appears to discuss maintaining a constant goal and resisting every external influence. It references an inner drive and a basic commitment to a defined path. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete names or events.
New U S Regulation Targets Imported Cotton Disinfection
Washington enforces a new U S Department of Agriculture rule requiring disinfection of all imported cotton to curb pink bollworm risk. The measure, backed by enforcement plans in Boston and San Francisco, aims to shield U S cotton growers from pests that have devastated crops in Egypt and elsewhere. It also bans importation of living sugar cane canes and cuttings from several regions to prevent foreign pests from entering the United States.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Boston
San Francisco
Office of Information
Department
Egypt
Alexandria
By & Company
Lower
Rayot
Upper Egypt
Lower Egypt
Menouteh
Federal Horticultural Board
Hawai
Porto Rico
Cuba
United States
Lady Madeod Awarded Bessemer Gold Bedale 1914
In a historical record, Lady Madeod is noted for a ceremonial award described as the Bessemer gold Bedale 1914 and linked to a toghmerteam mamphal event at Bir Robert Abbotsusaaaa FB 8, with ties to Hp SRE Mat and Pelladelpie.
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Madeod
Mamphal Ie
Hp Sre
Bir
Robert Abbotsusaaaa
Bessemer
Wickersham
Publicity Hits Brooklyn Love Pair In Indiana
Olive Owen, Brooklyn verse writer, came to Evanaville to observe suitor O Abbot Burton but left without engagement. Burton blames publicity for the rift while Owen visits Chicago and plans to return to Brooklyn. He says no definite understanding existed and hopes to hear from her.
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Evanaville
Ind
Olive Owen
Brooklyn
O. Abbot Hurton
Burton
Crowbar Pierces Body in Narrow Escape
In Grease Valley California Joseph Blake narrowly survives when a crowbar he steps on pierces his back and exits near the lower rib. He jumped as the ground gave way and coworkers pulled the bar free before rushing him to a sanitarium. doctors expect recovery.
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Grease Valley
Cal
Joseph Blake
Portland Man Who Introduced Sticky Fly Paper
Henry Scheuer, who brought sticky fly paper to the United States, runs a restaurant in Portland. He learned the craft in Rapids, Michigan and once tested it in his own windows. A German named Thum funded his learning, then patented and launched a factory, forming the Thum Brothers Fig Corporation after Scheuer’s money moved west.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Henry Scheuer
Rapids
Mich
Thum
Thum Hrothera
Scheuer
Platteburg Idea Camps to Train Citizens Nationwide
The Platteburg concept funds seven or more training camps from April to October. American men and students join outdoor four to five week sessions under top army officers. Participants pay their own way with a nominal kit and uniform cost, while rail and camp supplies are provided, aiming to build a federal reserve citizen army.
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Vom
United States
Platteburg
Lake Champlain
Federal Reserve Citizen Army
Beef cattle prospects urged for eastern farmers
An Army breeder pamphlet from New York state highlights strong profit potential in eastern beef cattle production. It cites current high beef prices, favorable margins for producers, and vast eastern lands near major markets, noting low labor costs and simple maintenance as advantages.
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New York State
Proper Shelter for Sheep and Its Drying Needs
The article discusses drying woolly shelter for sheep, noting rain and cold weather slow drying and waste energy. It compares British and American practices, stating that thorough drying is costly in the U S and may cause losses, while wet conditions affect health and growth.
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Great Britain
America
Water for stock in winter
A brief note emphasizes water as essential as food for all domestic animals in winter. It states water is the universal solvent and a medium through which both organic and inorganic substances crucial to the system become available.
Field Of Peas Hogged Off In Odd Market Note
Oddities in a fragmented note describe vegetable and pork prices with unclear values. Mentions peas and pork, pricing around 1 per pound and 5.18 per 100 pounds, plus references to operations and Gooding. No clear events or individuals established.
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Reid
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Catharine Cranmer
Mexico
Villa
Mra
Abercrombie
J. W. Abercrombie
Alabauss
Ly Cue
Berbushaad
Congress
Wall
East
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