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Diamonds from the Pasha Bring Fortunes and Plans for Escape
Mark Roy chronicles a bold theft and rescue plan for a hidden hoard valued at seven thousand pounds, stashed in a Swiss chateau. He and accomplices move the treasure to England via multiple journeys, with Antoinette and their family prospering from the sale. The tale ends with marriage, heirlooms, and an epilogue detailing their legacy.
Intensive berry growing on an acre of straw berries
A speaker at the Obie Miete University outlines an experiment to maximize berry output. Proposes four strong plants per square foot, one quarter ground for paths, yielding 13 050 quarts or 408 bushels per acre at 25 cents a quart. Details planting, soil, manure, and bed management plus market considerations and labor dynamics. Also discusses raspberries and blackberries, their soil needs, and long term planting cycles.
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Sharpleas
Mubach
Jessie
Parker Earle
Haverland
Ancy
Brainees
Amwor and Ethelinda Sing At Home
Ethelinda sings a Dew song with no approval from Felix who claims no ear for music. Felix counters with no eye for beauty, and Ethelinda is soothed. A stray exchange hints at a bemused household scene and muddled dialogue among unnamed characters.
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Ethelinda
Felix
Ethelinds
Free Agriculture Scholarship at Ohio State University Expanded
The Ohio State University offers a free scholarship in agriculture funded by each county. It covers all college duties and is open to applicants for next year. contact the County Agricultural Society secretary or Prof. Thomas F. Hunt for details. The university dairy herd yields about 28 to 35 cows producing milk revenue near 1,495.28 in five months, with student workers funding their education. The Geological Report on Ohio birds, prepared by J. M. Wheaton, MD, features a thousand specimens now housed in the university museum. In December 1902, department of agriculture paid 264.73, with over 4 percent to university students. The free scholarships will cover preparatory, freshman, and the full course in agriculture.
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Maron
Jenkins
Jacques Biconhotome
Ohio State University
State University
County Agricultural Society
Thomas F. Hunt
Columbus
T. Ohio State University
Ohio
J. M. Wheaton
Department of Agriculture
Atudenta
Qhio State University
Pungent Paragraphs and witty quips across papers
A collage of puns and jokes from newspapers such as Inter Ocean and Boston Transcript. Items include Dr Squilla and a murder joke, a hat motif in humor, critique of a man named Cardross, and light summaries from Indianapolis Journal and Harper's Bazar with comic mishaps and wordplay.
Sparrows Retreat From City Parks Amid Bird Population Shift
A Rochester Democrat summary notes a Pittsburgh meeting by the State Ornithology group reporting English sparrows retreating as native songbirds reclaim space. Observers log fewer aggressive sparrow incursions, more robins and orioles nesting, and birds shifting to higher perches, suggesting growing tolerance and changing behavior among city birds.
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Victorioud
Marcel Te Searhig
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Sonia
Divenard
Vwasaard
Rochester Democrat
Novelty Jewelry Windows Showcase Glittering Small Gems
Novelty jewelry features abound in shop windows with small gems set in silver mounts for pocket books. Gold and blue enamel decorate manicure sets, silver curling tongs, and an alcohol lamp. A gilded merry thought wish bone brooch and a silver fruit knife with grape cluster are highlighted. An unclaimed opal, claimed to be the largest from Australia, is shown in a Broadway jeweler’s window. An alligator leather case with silver accents holds silver mounted razors. Pen-wipers with aluminum plates and landscape designs crown various crown jewelers' creations.
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New York
Broadway
Australia
Leurde Iin —Jeweler’s Weekly
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