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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
5
In a Vienna court scene, figures including the baroness and the chancellor debate the emperor's next move and a potential match with a young Englishwoman. The baroness plots to influence events while the chancellor warns against overstepping tradition as the royal intrigue deepens.
The article analyzes income, maintenance, and production costs for beekeeping. It estimates a net profit per hive of about 1.30 dollars annually and a capitalized value near 9,000 dollars per hive at five percent. It cites Wall Street Journal figures on yields and interest, projecting large aggregate values for tens of thousands of hives.
A Baltimore sale recounts a famed Daniel Webster carriage owned by Captain Albert Hartge of shady side Anne Arundel county. The paneton vehicle, built on high springs with copper fittings, was Webster’s favorite in Massachusetts and later moved to Maryland. Hartge considers it a roomy, serviceable relic as good as when built, preserved since purchase and resale.
Airchipe end Foge bared the problem of determining a laded at night. An ingenious engineer proposed a complete network of signal lights to help any observer locate his position from above the earth. The instrument, devised by Dr Eid-Magmaier, would use terrestrial signals to aid a seaman without reliance on maps or carat.
Dundee Advertiser notes discovery of a white bear corpse near Mont Blanc and questions the long belief that white bears vanished from the Alps three centuries ago. Scientists now think the death occurred only days before discovery, prompting expeditions to test the theory.
Memory letters recall the notched tally stick as a tally system once used by traders and customers. A correspondent notes travelers from Rouen and a baker carrying bundled sticks served as tokens. The practice reportedly involved customers producing sticks to balance accounts, a method once common in Kentish garden work.
A brief note records a renewed test or inspection related to an eaten item or portion. Details are sparse, with minimal names or dates readable in the fragment.
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