California and MidwestLimited Rail Time Table Summary
Railroad time table snippet lists multiple named express routes and branches with itineraries between cities such as California, Kansas City, Chicago, Lawrence, and Ravenwood. It notes daily services, Sunday exceptions, and routing details, with city postings and station notices. The fragment references the Lawrence Daily Journal and includes names like Samuel Moore and city officials.
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Chicago Express
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Aliy
Mika City
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Chaxut
Renetty
Cheae Express
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Kustava City
Balitorula Inlad
Ally Raton Treeryne
Fexining
Pope Warren
Aiguyrh
Nota
Akanger
Sanday
Shah
Pawrens
Nibnere
Leavenworth Uranch
Lawrence Dally
Otty Wage
Util
Russia and Japan war outlook and Anglo Japanese policy
The article analyzes future risks from Russia and Japan, linking Britain's global role to Boer era prophecies and English policy. It argues Japan seeks open doors in China and Korea, fears Russian advance, and will defend its position with determined naval buildup and strategic patience.
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Russia
Prussia
France
German Confederation
Bismarck
Sadawa
Francis Joseph
Carlyle
Austeig
Italy
Bedan
England
South Africa
Mr. Gladstone
Kagushinan
Hnge
Sydney
Lunden
New York
China
Peale
Manchuria
Marburli
Oney
Anpan
Far East
Korea
Celestial Kingdom
Korean Peninsula
Wadter
Japso
Japan
Kis
Port Arthur
Offcers
Cure Malaria Affects and Popular Remedy Ad
An old ad promotes Quinoria claiming curing malaria chills fever in four days with refund if ineffective. It includes a testimonial from Marida Kooke of TM Thomp top millinery in Chicago praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe cold. The notice lists sales through druggists and upcoming sample events starting February.
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Old England
Chamberisin
Broschitls
William Savory
Warrington
England
Marida Kooke
Far East tensions and Korea Russia Japan clash seen
The piece analyzes likely war risks in Korea and Korea Russia Japan dynamics. It notes Japan’s superior military power and mobility, Russia’s transportation problems, and both powers aims to shape China's fate. It warns Korea may become a battleground between imperial aims and regional balance.
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Japan
Peking
Russia
China
Fiskado
Uhey
Jaffan
Korea
Port Arthur
Vindlyoxtok
Rural Free Delivery report shows 1021 route applications in March
Superintendent Machen reports March rural free delivery applications totalled 1021 across states and territories, up from 1108 in February. Missouri leads with 65 new route installations, and overall 200 additional routes may be installed in April. Alaska Arizona Delaware Floridas Indian Territory Louisiana Montana Nevada had no applications.
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Machen
Postonce
Mixsour
Washington
St. Loouis
Nebraska
South Dakota
Mingix
Arkansas
Congress
Alaska
Arizona
Delaware
Floris
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Montana
Nevan
Missouri
Telephone Diagnosis and Tennis Revival Across Cities
A nurse recalls a doctor using a telephone to diagnose croup by having the baby cough into the line, concluding no croup. An upbeat note from the New York scene describes lawn tennis revival as clubs plan new courts and tournaments amid rising interest after golf’s surge. Chamberlain's Pain Balm praised for rapid relief from rheumatic pain with firsthand endorsements from Troy residents.
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St Louis Republic
New York City
New York Sun
Riding Cultivator Benefits for Steep Hillsides and Corn Fields
Rural New Yorker endorses wheel or riding cultivators as time saving for corn and potato crops. One man with a team can cover five acres daily, keeping soil loose, destroying weeds, and reducing hand labor. For small corn, use fine teeth. for larger rows switch to broader teeth to cover weeds in the row.
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New Yorker
Ery Farm
Irrigation Practices in Wyoming Crops of 1879
In Wyoming irrigation begins after sowing, with early crops watered one to two months post-planting. Winter grains await spring irrigation, hay may start in April or May, but many crops are not irrigated until June or July. Last irrigation occurs about a month before harvest to aid maturity before frost.
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Fay
Wyoming
Clematises and cherries in garden notes and ads
A horticultural column surveys Clematis species including Clematis virginiana and Clematis ligusticifolia for ornamental use in Wyoming and notes on Clematis paniculata. It discusses cherry varieties, market demand, and challenges for growers, plus mentions of cemetery plantings and other garden subjects.
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Wyoming
Dual purpose cattle praised at Minnesota stockmen meeting
At the St Paul winter gathering Professor Thomas Shaw urged dual purpose cattle as profitable on farms with ten cows or more. He cited Shorthorns as strongest dual purpose breed and Red Polls as a close second, noting their suitability for combined milk and beef production and farm efficiency.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Thomas Shaw
Cale
Breeding Dual Purpose Cattle Discussed For Farms
The article discusses Brown Swiss and Devons as dual purpose cattle suitable for hill farms and beef plus dairy use. It endorses selecting large cows and crossing with proven milking bulls, aiming for high milk and beef quality while discarding substandard producers. It notes MedJohn the Brown Swiss bull’s described conformation and cites a dam with 1100 pounds milk and 550 pounds butter, plus a dairy cheese prize at an Ohio convention.
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Hoard's Dairyman
MedJohn
Soi
MeJohn
Taman
Medelin
Tributes to Jasper the Sun Do Move Preacher
Rev Dr John Jasper longtime Sixth Mount Zion Baptist pastor in Richmond died at 89. Chicago’s Mack Herald notes his eccentric belief that the sun moves not the earth and his famed oratory. He preached alone, fished alone, and shaped a powerful gospel presence through a long life in the church. He leaves a widow and many children after four marriages.
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John Jasper
Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church
Richmond
InChicago
Bethel Chapel
Chicago Mevard-Herald
J. F. Thomas
Olivet Baptist Church
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Joshua Woulll
Dave Aiskyl
Aida
Tisper
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Thas Baptist
Carey
Quinn Chapel
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Pega
Johu Jasper
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