Calabrese Man Executed for Army Mutiny in Italy
The article details the execution of Misdea Calabrese a young Calabrese soldier condemned for joining a mutiny and killing comrades. The court condemned him to death with the sentence widely publicized and met with wall placards and military displays. The condemned man maintained mild behavior and insisted his innocence, while the king refused clemency despite appeals from church and officials.
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Italy
Tale Mindes
Bsck
Warners
Noldiecs
Gerd
Wlmott
Seth al
Saat Eoon
Misdea
Courterento
Apenas
Intralan
Gaian
Mixigs
Hiewelt
Bob
Istrora
Fox Meriy
Avery
Shimnelf
Evan
Eee
Marcy
de Luca
Abo Tidinga
Min- Goa
Pussun- Mee
Phesanonte
Hadid
Aecomm
Pani
Phair
Beck
Ofhoer
Cholera Views from Governor Blackburn on Invasion Risk
Ex governor Take P Blackburn shares cautious outlook on cholera spread in the United States. He recalls outbreaks in Fort Fort 1832 Versailles and Hopkinsville 1885, notes contagion vs infection, argues quarantine helps only against infectious diseases, and advises boiling water and tea as preventive steps. Also contains unrelated agricultural notes and home remedy tips.
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Frankfort
New York
United
Kentucky
Versailles
Hopkinsville
Moscow
Tropics
Ganges
Calesteona
France
Lonia- Ville
Domestic Recipes And Rural Notes From The Farm
A column features kitchen tips for small por tions including wash and boil methods for small vegetables, milk sauces, and frying. It includes a pudding technique, a liver and bacon dish, and a bread pudding with eggs. Also discusses child education, horse care, sunflowers as feed, and practical home care notes.
Costly Night Gowns At A Boston Shop
A Boston Globe feature describes two young Julies admiring and purchasing ornate expensive night gowns. A saleswoman explains gowns cost 125 dollars and are made to order for brides. Fabrics mix Belgian lace and French edging with home-made materials and Belgian lace accents.
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Boston Globe
Somaie Edgets
Lotana Avout Fe
Eall Nga
Aked
Beacon Hill
Belgium
France
Gentlemen's Department
Things Worth Knowing From a Homemaker’s Guide
A list of household tips includes scaling fish in boiling water, salting methods, soaking salt fish in sour milk, reusing turned milk with a touch of sugar, salt affecting milk in dairy dishes, sour meat sweetening when kept warm, removing stains with boiling water, ripe tomatoes lifting ink from cloth, turpentine aiding whiteness, boiled starch improved by fats, and beeswax with salt refreshing rusty glass.
Spirited Horse Breaks to Harness Training in New York
A young high-spirited mare, found with near thoroughbred breeding, is broken to harness through careful gradual training. After initial bitting and yard exercise, she is gradually introduced to harness objects, then driven alongside a steady gelding on a sleigh track. The process, though demanding, ends with the filly trotting steadily and being cooled properly.
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Srokem
N.Y. Tribune
Safe and steady horse praised by owner
A. B. Allon describes a mare named Sarah pe quently to light wagon on Can. The horse showed a high spirit, moved rapidly when asked, and never threatened to kick or rear. She rarely shyed, mainly laying slightly to calm, and was considered one of the safest and most serviceable horses Lover owned.
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Nessing
Sarah
Ron
A. B. Allon
Curious Murder Discovery in West Virginia 1978
In August 1978 in Roane County West Virginia a house was robbed and burned to cover a murder. Peter Cook a special constable investigated and found suspects, then disappeared killed two days later. The Williams family and two men Reynolds and Hall plotted the murder with confession from Reynolds. The trio were jailed in Roane County awaiting further proceedings.
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George Williams
Roane County
W. Va
Peter Cook
Cook
Willian
Nul “Reynolds
Wiliams
Rob Williams
Wilper
Detroit Pont
Beauty and celestial spring in a county ballad
An antique verse fragment looms with celestial images and romantic pledge. The speaker praises a beloved beauty, invokes Cupid, and entreats eternal sleep of beauty while imagery of berries, chaste lips, and shining eyes evokes a bygone ballad tone from a country setting.
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Cupid
David Brockway's Love and a Man's Enduring Devotion
A love tale follows David Brockway, 25, honest farmer, and Nina Murray who betrays him for Darcy Eldridge. Nina marries Eldridge. he later faces ruin until Brockway, now wealthy, lends aid to save Eldridge and his family, proving Brockway's steadfast, selfless love.
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David Brockway
David
Ning Murray
Nina
Ahe
Tina
Beth
Nina Murray
Nana
Kongnin
Darcy Eldridge
Levo
Mr. Darcy Eldridge
Tim
Darcy
Sla
Darcy Eldrdge
Nina Eldrige
Earth
Corey Eldridge
Bright
Mr. Eldridge
Mishland
David Brookway
Eating Before Sleeping Opinion: eat before bed aids sleep
A New York Mail and Express discussion with a physician argues that eating at night can promote sleep. He explains blood flow for digestion lowers brain blood, but says hungry wakefulness is common and light supper or warm milk can help. He advises a tea and beet sandwich on the way home.
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New York Mail and Express
Mail and Express
Farmer Creed carved at Agricultural and Mechanical college wall
A fragment from FArmers Creed is inscribed in jagged letters on a wall at the Agricultural and Mechanical college in Lexington. It proclaims thorough cultivation soil feeding the farmer, careful plowing, labor-saving tools, fences orchards gardens and home fields, diversified crops, and strong stock.
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Farmer's Creed
Farmer's Name Journal
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Lesington
Ory Farm
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Ux Thaliane
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Loulavilla Courier Journal
Take P. Blackburn
MuAder Inn
Morse
New Yorker
Henry Blake
East Hardwick
Old Town
Honaka
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India
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Ohio
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Hural
Yorker
Boston
Beauty
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