Countess Russell Turns Gaiety Girl In London Scandal
The 19th century saga recounts Countess Russell known as Lady Lena Scott forging a public image as a gaiety girl. Her marriage to Lord John Russell ended amid estrangement and libel suits. A criminal trial saw Lady Scott convicted for criminal behavior, amid sensational family disclosures.
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Tursell
Claude Watt
London
Samel Bentt
Mabel Edith Scott
John Russell
Earl Russell
Lena Scott
Scott
Lady Scott
Russell
Royal Theater
Lectures With Broken Arm by General Gordon
In Washington General John B. Gordon told of a snowbound lecture tale ten days earlier. He rode by sleigh to a Kansas Nebraska border town to deliver The Last Days of the Confederacy, injured as the sleigh toppled, yet reached his 1000 listener engagement with his arm severely injured but never missing a performance.
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Gordon
Atlanta Journal
Washington
John B. Gordon
General Gordon
Romark
Joe Wheeler
Kansas
Nebraska
Navy programme predicts fleet expansion and new boats
New Japan plans for the next seven years includes sixty five whips totaling 233000 tons and eleven torpedo boat destroyers plus 115 torpedo boats. The torpedo boats are expected to reach speeds of thirty knots per hour under the outlined programme.
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Japan
Revenge at Tast Friend Life
A quirky exchange set in Brooklyn where a person jokes about business and a pharmacist affectionately remarks on a prescription. The dialogue hints at an ordinary day spoiled by a plumbing mishap from last month.
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Brooklyn
American capitalist Eyes Oil Venture Near Hievana Suburbs
A capitalist plans petroleum exploration near the suburbs of Hievana. The project signals potential development in the area and reflects ongoing interest in local energy ventures. Details on exact sites and timelines remain unclear.
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Toring
Cabar
Hievana
Novel Housewarming with Bohemian Dining in a Colonial Home
A Chicago couple famed for lively gatherings hosts a unique housewarming in their new colonial residence. About 50 guests arrive with quirky gifts and descend to a basement dining area where mugs, flags, and lanterns set a rustic mood. A cook in a white apron grills oysters over coals as guests help themselves, followed by jovial speeches and songs.
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Eavé
Chicago Chronicle
Ghent
Mading Win Own Fairfax Title Questioned
The brief bulletin records Bil Wood and Bilwood noting Fairfax and Hillman in a routine, with casual remarks about personal life and a newborn at night, reflecting local chatter from the Hoston Traveler vicinity.
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Mading
Fairfax
Hillman
Bilwood
Tin
Hoston Traveler
Fine Furs Hold No Tribute Declared in Russia
The Bhest furs in all Russia are laid aside as tribute and become crown property. Such furs are so valued that no person below a certain rank may wear them. A quip notes the silent fisherman is most successful and advises girls to consider this when angling for husbands.
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Russia
Budd
Watt
Icreich
Ayer
Emory
Gaia
R. Garwood
Bureau of Annual Industry Report
Potatoes and Soil Choices Highlight Farming Insights
A Wisconsin farming column urges careful potato variety selection and soil suitability. It cites Michigan and Texas studies on seed quality and nourishment, stresses discarding unproductive types, and notes that yield depends on soil, climate, and proper seed. It also covers orchard cold injury, silo construction, chill rooms, and balanced manure use for crops.
Print Prospects in Michigan Fruit Outlook
Official state report from Michigan flags discouraging fruit prospects with 50 to 75 percent peach bud loss near lakes, smaller next year’s crops, various fruit varieties hit differently, apples and sour cherries faring better, strawberries protected by snow, potatoes severely frozen. Also notes on seed flat box for sowing early flowers, and expert tips on feeder selection for fattening cattle.
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Michigan
Lakes Erie
Mithlpin
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Countess Russell
Tre Quett
Milliner
Agmculturists
Rome
Wreatisaeton
Michigan Appicultural College Trie
Farmers Review
Freeman
Baa
Seo
Peeda
Texas Stock and Farm Journal
Kansas Experiment Station
Wlacon
Saya A. G. Tuttle
Wisconsin
Aera
G. Soverhill
W. H. Moore
Montana
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