Ancient skulls show dentistry in Etruscan era
A diverse, fragmentary digest cites a doctor locating skulls in Etruscan tombs with ancient dentistry marks, notes on dentistry’s continuity to modern art, and mentions many historical topics including pork prices, traders in Canada, and a Russia-Jewish border incident.
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Ter Beck
Belors Christ
Elopement Suspicions Then Narrow Escape at Southeastern Station
A passerby recalls watching a pale mustached suitor woo a sixteen year old girl as they plan a secret meeting at the Southeastern station. He uses a mother’s suspicions to stage a connection, leading to a dramatic rescue when the girl’s mother exposes the suspected elopement and the cad is exposed as a dissipated fortune seeker.
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Thayerie
Adonis
Holloway
Wei
Indy
Thad
Ethel
Ierve
New York
Girl Slavery In Tibet Disclosed In 19th Century Account
A century old report describes marriage commerce in Tibet with prices for brides, noting tael payments, “number two wife” purchases, and large export of girls from Chung-ching to Han kow and Shanghai. It portrays wives reared by stock farmers, educated, claimed to be content and well treated, with many becoming respected in later life.
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Chung-ching
Han Kow
Shanghai
Crook's Councils of War Noted in Memoir Fragments
A fragmentary reminiscence describes General Crook holding his distinctive councils of war. It notes his habit of never asking for advice, never giving orders, and walking with his rifle in hand to a rock by camp to sit with one knee crossed, reflecting his peculiar leadership style.
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Crook
Kaffir corn as fodder crop and dairy cattle guidance
Article outlines Kaffir corn planting and harvesting methods, feeding value, and best practices for beef and dairy cattle. It notes irrigation, seeding rates, and storage, compares Kaffir corn to sorghum and corn, and urges high quality cows and profitable cattle farming. It also cites Ohio station findings on smut prevention and notes dairy and crop management for drought conditions.
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Kanreas
Ensilage Discussion Puts Topic On The Table
A debate on ensilage shows limited interest and practicality. The text argues the subject has existed for twenty five years with no new insight, noting its place in agriculture is limited and benefits depend on careful management, especially south with cotton seed. A motion to lay the topic on the table is proposed.
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Ensilage
Department of Agricultural Science
Aran
Live Stock and Farm Notes on Feeding and Husbandry
Dry ground and weather affect stock production and farm cash flow. Hogs can rapidly raise farm profits while good feeding, clean feeding areas, and careful manure management maximize returns. Proper breeding, timely fattening, and humane care yield the best profits for cattle sheep and hens.
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National Stockman
Household Tips and Preservation Techniques From A Kitchen Column
Practical guidance on greasing tins with flour dusting, hot milk for fatigue, cleaning tinware with common soda, using disinfectants, whitening cups, curing skin issues with borax solution, repairing broken china with varnish, and preserving prunes by soaking overnight then simmering with sugar.
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Boracia
China
What Mean by These Stones at Brooklyn Tabernacle
A Brooklyn pulpit sermon likens the Jordan crossing to a church’s building project. The speaker narrates memorial stones placed on a memorial wall above Mount Calvary, Sinai, and Paul’s hill, arguing the stones signify unity among denominations and the Christ-led church to come.
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Jordan
Mount Lebanon
Rome
Joseph
Cannan
Joshua
Brent
Siguitwanes
Academy of Music
Brookelyn
Academy of Mule
New York
Promised Land
Bank
Lebanon
Holy Lands
House of Prayer
Montanored
Wil the Narth
Mount Calvary
Mount Washington
Mont Blanc
Ibis
Nukull
Clintstone
Mount Sinai
Caira
Egypt
Mount Sinal
Mount Einal
Mary Hill
Paul
Lord Elgin
Acropolia
Mara
Acropolis
Mara Bill
Atone
Greece
Tring
Enowied
Rock
Sara
Jesus
Agen
Commission of
Wainte
Thin House
Calvin
Arminius
Uou
Adowiram Judson
Jon Wesley
John Knox
Herbel
Lath
15Th
Massachusets
Christ
Handel
Moxart
Herthoven
Butchers Cob Beats President Grant In A Race
The tale recalls Jerome and Colonel Chadwick lobbying to borrow a fast horse for General Grant. A Washington butcher named Murphy yoked his cart to test the speed against Grant’s mount. The race began when Grant’s carriage neared them, and Jerome urged Murphy to push as Grant chased. The butcher horse closed the gap, leaving Grant’s horse behind.
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Mr. Jerome
General Grant
Colonel Chadwick
New York Recorder
Chadwick
Wilford
Washington
Leonard Jerome
Lawrence Jerome
White House
Executive Mansion
Jerome
Grant
Murphy
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