Farming in Western Canada by Hon Thomas Greenway
Manitoba farmer and Premier Greenway argues wheat farming alone is not enough. He urges diversified farming with horses cattle sheep hogs and poultry, warns against burning fodder, promotes returning manure to soil, and invites settlers to Manitoba offering affordable land and opportunity for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Greenway
Maninova
Western Canada
Manitoba
Ontario
Bie Verdince
Praisia
Mixed 19th Century News Fragments in Marble Hill Press
A garbled survey of diverse topics covers Arkansas floral emblem debates, a Maine court ruling on ownership of a body in a casket, European municipal actions, art theft intrigue, and social commentary. It notes a German child-toy ban, tobacco cultivation in Heileule, and a New York art sale, then shifts to moral exhortations on food and temperance, a Berlin medical school trend, and stories of frontier desperadoes, railroads, and a long-serving railroad night watchman.
Reforms and Roles in St Louis Mayoral Race Debate
The piece critiques the St Louis mayoral nomination of Rolla Wells by the Democratic party, arguing he repudiated Democratic principles since 1896 and could shape policy to suit himself. It warns party insiders to demand clear adherence to Kansas City platform before supporting any candidate, condemning replablican-leaning reformers and urging loyalty to party principles.
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St. Louis
Oaton
Rolla Wells
Democratic Club
Congress
Low Cu
Wells
Republic
Carpenter
National Lead Company
Republican
Walsh
Terminal Railroad Company
Globe-Democrat
Oyal
Welle
Democratic Party
Ruhle
Timself
Fe Tiny
Misagupi
Democrats
Bu Louis
Republican Party
Perial
Mr. Wells
Wasas & Dag
Viena
Mayoy
National
Kansas City
Whey
United States
Cuba
Philippines
George II
Bax
Hee
Cami MW
Burrier Kitt
Seniton Carter
Montana
Republican Farmer
Republican Watermen
Republicag
Yolke Ho
Laynidh
Republicat
Medal Awarded to Hartford Sailor for Naval Bravery
James HR Garrison, veteran of the Battle of Mobile Bay and former inmate at National Soldiers Home near Hampton, Va, receives a Navy Department medal for valor. Admiral Farragut urged treatment below, but Garrison stayed at his post. a Philadelphia funeral plan now offers installment prepaid services. Victor Balaguer, Catalan literary figure, dies at 80. US pennies minted in Philadelphia with a copper tin alloy. a Birmingham woman suffers baldness after a celluloid comb exploded near a fire.
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James HR. Garrison
Adm Warengut
Hartford
Mobile Bay
National Soldiers’ Home
Hampton
Navy Department
Garrison
Farragut
McKinley on Filipinos and constitutional fears in era debate
The piece questions President McKinley's stance on the Filipino war, his insistence on preserving the constitution, and critiques Chicago Chronicle's rhetoric. It discusses calls to keep Porto Rico under tight control, cabinet politics with Mr. Gage, and speculative views on British influence and a possible Edward VII reign.
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McKinley
Porto Rivo
Public discourse on inauguration customs and policy shifts
The text reports readers and commentators debating inauguration traditions, potential changes in ceremony, and questions about the incoming presidency. It notes a steel trust president’s salary, gold supply forecasts by Harvard’s Shaler, and remarks on self-government and Heath's island purchase and governance decisions.
New Pneumatic Rifle and Asthmatic Care Advised
The article blends notes on asthma management with a sensational report on a new gun. It discusses diet, hygiene, avoiding drafts, nose health, and potential relocation as asthma cures. It then describes a gravityless claim about a light gun discharging 20 000 shots per minute with no powder. It also covers efficiency tests for a 62 volt lamp and a Michigan design improving corn cutting by foot leverage, plus a lecture on the high value of manufactured wire and dental materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aethaia
Washington
Sevonda
Aithy
Lurmdtown electric lamp described with novel control system
An illustrated feature explains a new electric lamp design with porcelain domes and a miniature porcelain switchboard. Six contact points and five resistance spools allow power adjustments from seven to fifty seven and a half watts. A vitrified key turns the shaft to select resistance, altering brightness.
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C. P
Chafing Dish Inventions And Cape Horn Weather Study
A fragmentary piece notes Fanny Merrill Palmer of the Boston Cooking School and the chafing dish in culinary history with references to Napoleon and Mme Recamier. It shifts to Cape Horn weather, detailing storms and a hydrographic bureau effort to collect data for navigators and pilots.
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Fanny Merrill Palmer
Boston Cooking School
Tte
Ita
Louwle
Napoleon
Josephine
Hingrywen
Yesiions
Fittaburg Dispatch
Cape Torn
Cape Horna
Hydrographic Bureau
Cape Horn
Cape Horn Passage
London to add telephones to fire alarm boxes
London plans to equip fire alarm boxes with transmitters and pocket receivers for firemen. Police patrol wagons in Allegheny are fitted with medical kits and officers are trained to aid accident victims. A Staffordshire pottery firm tests glazed china without white lead to reduce worker mortality from lead poisoning.
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London
Allegheny
White Sead Petonlng
Staffordshire
England
After-Effects of La Grippe
The piece discusses lingering grip after-effects and elevates Peruna as a preferred remedy. It cites testimonials from M. W. Howard, Henry Distin, and others, detailing relief from lingering symptoms, nervous issues, and catarrh, and invites readers to write for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Washington
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, C
The
Columbus
Iani
M. W. Howard
Howard
Fort Payne
Ala
Hottie Adite
Henry Distin
N. Bryant
Minneapolis
Minn
Perang
Alice Dreseler
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Curious Customs and Household Quizzes in Hartford
A fragment from the Hartford Courant discusses a youth asking about carbonate of soda and a humorous exchange on household knowledge. It also notes a Brittany custom where young brides wear red skirts with borders to signify marriage portions and yearly incomes.
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Hartford Courant
Hadley
Yale
Brittany
Tou Brittany
Aid Aden
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Jagrippe
Frances M. Anderton
Perupa
Frances M. Angernoa
Balp
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Tthe International Bar
Western Ave
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Peruna
T. F. Wallan
Mia
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Independent Order of Good ‘Verplare
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Wasi
Perina
Relah
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Pearson
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