Fragmentary OCR Notes on Interior and Commerce
Vague lines mention interior a steam project and a 2 000 000 figure. References to a march and a percentage or rate appear in garbled form with mishmashed terms and incomplete names. No clear people or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Yale Defeats Harvard 6 to 0 in Classic Ivy Clash
Yale dominates the annual contest on Yale field, defeating Harvard 6 to 0 in a hard fought showdown. Veeder’s 30 yard pass set up the decisive four yard rush by Roome as Yale secures the championship claim amid closing sun and packed stands.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Crimson
Princeton
Carlisle Indians
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
University of Michi
Soldiers’ Field
Ourr
Jones
Veeder
Hockenburger
Forbes
Roome
Knox
Wwe
Captain Morse
Simson
Spokane Market Quotation Bustling with Prices and Yields
Wholesale produce prices cover vegetables fruits and staple goods with detailed per unit costs and crate measures. The list includes cabbage tomatoes huckleberries cranberries potatoes onions carrots prunes cauliflower peppers beets apples grapes oranges lemons figs dates bananas and more with separate sections for flour butter eggs cheese seed hay meat and live stock prices and a note on a rumored gold find in Eshowe Zuzuland.
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Kentucky
Spokane
Helmet of Crosby and Roman triumphal arches explored
The article sketches Crosby’s helmet mounted over his tomb in St Helen's Bishops Gate and notes the similar crown forms on the Crosby helmet and Warwick crest. It then surveys Roman triumphal arches from Rimini to Hadrian, detailing their ceremonial origins, purposes, and notable surviving examples in Italy and Greece.
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Crosby
Sir John Crosby
St. Helen's Church
Bishopsgate
London
Earl of Warwick
Beauchamp
Warwick
Rimini
Augustus
Susa
Piedmont
Trajan
Ancona
Beneventum
Via Appia
Italy
Sergii
Pala J
Istria
Hadrian
Athens
Antinoe
Egypt
Rome
Wilcox Refuses Sunday Train Run for Principle
Denver magnate Edward J. Wilcox, builder of the Argentine Central Railway in Colorado, has spent over $500000 on his line and refuses to run trains or place Sunday advertising, insisting on strict sabbath observance. Once penniless, he rose to become a multi millionaire with a strong faith guiding his business, rejecting the Sunday use of his railway.
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Wilcox
Denver
Edward J. Wilcox
E. J. Wilcox
Argentine Central Railway
Colorado
Creedmore
Ont
Canada
Fred O. Sibley
Memorial Arch Remembers Triumph Along the Road
Commemorative note recalls a triumph that might have passed the arch before its erection and that the triumphal procession would travel that route, leaving a lasting memorial.
Noted Surgeon Faces Personal Measles Case
A London Tit-Bits remark describes Dr. Walker, famed for steady nerve in surgery, as unusually excited during a consultation about his own child’s mild measles. The anecdote highlights the rarity of a physician being unsettled by a family health issue.
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Walker
London
Slippery Floor Sparks Banter at Summer Hotel Hop
In a Philadelphia Press snippet Mr Klumsay frets over a slick floor at a summer hotel hop. His partner quips that his effort to stay upright was meant to tease her rather than an accident. The column closes with a wry reflection on parental and social quirks.
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Mr. Klumsay
Philadelphia Press
Farm Machinery Advances and Practical Tips From Field and Farm
A turbine windmill built inside its tower powers a feed grinder and irrigation pumps for sixteen acres, showing low erection costs and simple tool needs. The piece argues farmers lack mechanical knowledge, driving higher costs as machinery grows more complex. It covers hog trough design, potato harvesting guidance, and India's record wheat crop with emphasis on quality, logistics, and practical farming tweaks.
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Elwood Mead
Practical Farm Tips on Stump Removal Seed Corn and Wheat
Instructions cover stump removal using a pole and rope, splitting roots, and two workers. Selecting seed corn advised in late fall or winter to avoid germination failures, with inspection of ears and seeds for pests. Guidance on shelter for stock from stalks and straw, plus wheat sowing rates and early plowing to aid drainage before cold weather.
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Farm Journal
Cutting Silo Corn and Dried Matter in Corn
The article analyzes when to cut corn for best dry matter, noting eight tenths of a ton per acre at full tassel, three times that in milk, and 1.3 tons per acre gain from milk to glazing in seventeen days. It also mentions storing watermelons in corn shocks, suggesting winter consumption.
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Sawyer
Iliam
D.C
Pershed
Vigtory
Chicago
Walter Eckersall
University
University of Nebraska
Eckersall
Nebras
al Pullman
Ollegen
Wash
Washington State
Whitman
Washington State College
West Point
Syracuse
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Cowallis
Ore
Hell Military Academy
Portland High School
Portland
Basket Ball
Sandpoint
Tacoma
Valley
Borneo
Brazil
Ceylon
Eshowe
Zuzuland
British East Africa
Kikuyu
Akikuyu
British East Africa Protectorate
Nairobi
Sir Charles Eliot
Sir Charles
India
Indian Trade Journal
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Karachi
Home and Farm
Farm