Russians Suffer Severe Repulse in Asia Minor Front
The Russian army in Asia Minor reportedly repulsed with heavy losses after Turkish forces under Field Marshal von Mackensen concentrated 200 000 troops against Grand Duke Nicholas. A night bombardment hit French positions near Dead Man and Verdun fronts, while a German thrust south of Roye was repulsed.
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London
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Petrograd
von Mackensen
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Trebizond
Hilis
Sity
Ercerum
Braingan
Kope
Dead Man
Verdun
Roye
War Office
Democratic Defeat and Peace Message for Campaign
In Lincoln Nebraska a signed article argues the Democratic party must move toward peace to win. It quotes critics calling Wilson a minority president and states a united Republican party will enter the campaign with a large popular majority of 1,300,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Baye Wilson
Republican Party
Lincoln
Dominican Rebels Evacuate Santo Domingo After Warning
The American minister W W Russell warned rebels to surrender by Sunday morning, prompting the evacuation of Santo Domingo Saturday night. Rebels stripped forts of guns and withdrew, leaving civil police in charge as tensions continue.
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San Domingo
W. W. Russell
Santo Domingo
Russell
Live Stock Care for Spring Shoulder Problems
A Colorado Agricultural College note advises proper collar fit for draft horses in spring work. Do not overwork a horse with a sore neck or shoulders. A collar too large hurts shoulders. inspect horses daily and keep shoulders and collar clean. The onus lies with the driver to prevent shoulder wear through careful handling.
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Crone HL Clover
Colorado Neural College
Fort Collins
Colon
Warble Grubs Threaten Spring Cattle Health
Minnesota Notes warns ranchers to watch for warbles on cattle this spring as tumors indicate grub infestation. Grubs drop to the ground and hatch into flies, which lay eggs on cattle. Removal by pressure or oil injections can kill the grubs. iodine tincture may also be used.
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G. W. Howard
Minnesota
Portable race for feeding
A simple race design described for feeding needs. It uses 3 by 6 runners, a 3 by 4 frame, and 1 by 4 slats forming a trough. The plan shows how to assemble and adjust to individual length and width requirements, with mobility to move the rack easily.
Problems in Brood Sow Breeding and Piglet Rearing
The article discusses the brood sow's role to produce healthy litters and nurture them from birth. It notes that half of sows bred may fail to fulfill maternal needs, with many lacking sufficient milk, leading to weak piglets during nursing.
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Abe
Ridding Pastures of Burs
Fragmentary text discusses removing burs from pastures and sheep owner concerns about wool quality. It mentions hazards of burs and impact on wool cleanliness and flock care.
Peafowl Trance at Frogmare and the Cullen Gardener
In a tale set at Frogmare Estate, Mise Cullen eyes Conrad the new gardener as he earns a cottage and wins her attention with orchid expertise. Their evolving relationship unsettles strict social conventions, revealing hidden affections amid estate drama.
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Frogmare
Rast Orange
Cullen
Miss Cullen
Conrad
Tam
Stranger
Mins Cullen
South America
Barbara
Frogmore
Health for Sick Women Hope From Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Letters from women in North Crandon Wisconsin Oklahoma and Massachusetts describe relief from menstrual irregularity bearing down and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They credit improved health and urge other ailing women to consult the company confidentially for guidance.
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North Crandon
Wis
Nery T
Pinkham
Mia
Maryam Asnacu
Oklahoma
Okla
Lydia K Pinkham
Mre
A. L. McCastawn
Lawton
Massachusetts
Roxbury
Mass
Tere
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
Mr. B. M. Osavon
Haynes Park
Masa
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Red stockings at fun al unites odd funeral mood
A fragmented anecdote from the New York Evening Post describes Mandy amid social mishaps and a funeral scene with red stockings. a boxer lies exhausted after sparring and a doctor is asked to cheer him. The dialogue hints at superstition and morale in dire moments.
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Mandy
New York Evening Post
Buld & Post
A Doctor’s Clever Urine Test and Fright Exchange
A humorous 19th century tale describes a famous physician’s urine tests and a mock debate on a “perfect fright” while a patient jokes about treatment costs. The scene shifts to an intelligence office query about staying in the country and a gag about a missing bell.
Phwet Did It Cost Peat
A fragmentary line suggests a dialect question about the cost of peat in dollars or another unit. The unclear text provides no clear event, date, or identifiable names to expand further.
Incoherent fragmentary note on a dietetic clue
An unclear quotation fragment mentions a diet topic and a person named Ra Cain. The text appears as a garbled reflection with phrases about a new science of dyes and a reference to a father. Partial context suggests a literary or aside fragment rather than a complete report.
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Fletcher
Doan
Burn CO
Buffalo
Foster
Eyre Eral
Ireland
Dublin
Asquith
San Benito
United States
Mexico
Texas National Guard
Canada
Niagara River
Weabington
Ontario
Dominion Iovernment
Beaton
Tre Lend
Malihew Cummings
Tibertiaws
Bustus Giwelly
Buldes Bent
Beal
Egbert
Meara
Intelligence Office
Wales
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