Famous: Julia Ward Howe the oldest living American author
The article profiles Julia Ward Howe born 1819 in New York as the oldest living American poet critic and author. It notes her education under private tutors mastery of seven languages and influential works including Battle Hymn of the Republic and Reminiscences 1819 1809. It highlights her roles as lecturer reformer and advocate for women’s clubs missions arbitration and prison reform.
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Eta Oy
United States
Julia Ward Howe
Bowling Green
New York
Battery
Nyborsatat
Samuel G. Howe
Baden Selon
Asylum
America
Howe
Wm. C. Mack
Igor
Farm nutrition and rotation lift crop yields in Illinois
The article argues that soil fertility must be maintained by animal husbandry and careful rotation. It cites Illinois and Ohio experiments showing manure, phosphorus, and lime boost corn and wheat yields, with high economic returns. Soybean substitution and legume use are proposed to further raise production.
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England
United Kingdom
Illinois
Ohio Experiment Station
Knowledge of success factors guides a generation
A passage emphasizes the unique understanding of what creates success, claiming this insight has not been granted to any prior generation of men. It frames such knowledge as a fundamental tool for conducting business.
The Dreyfus Case and the Public Eye in 1900s Writing
Charles Edward Russell explores motives behind the Dreyfus affair arguing not solely anti Jewish prejudice drove the persecution but a mix of fanatic militarism and hidden forces. He questions whether hatred or other forces fed the drama amid a crowd prone to passion.
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Human Life
Charles Edward Russell
Dreyfus
France
No reliable way to view event series for perspective
The fragment urges returning later for a comprehensive view of ongoing events to gain perspective. It emphasizes revisiting after some time to form a fuller understanding.
King Menelik Dies at 66 in Abyssinia Reign
King Menelik II of Abyssinia dies at age 66 after twenty one years on the throne. His grandson Lidi Jeassu is named heir. Menelik, who claimed descent from Solomon, resisted Italian domination and guided Abyssinia to independence after 1896. The empire spans about 200000 square miles with 9 to 11 million people.
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Menelik II
Abyssinia
Lidi Jeassu
Ethiopia
Tigre
Amhara
Shea
Menelik
Solomon
Sheba
Lion
Juda
Italy
Adewa
Marvelous news gathering system discussed
A long reflection on the global reach of a newspaper providing yesterday's events from Europe Asia Africa and beyond. It notes the cables telegraph lines and news agencies forming a vast network.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Australia
Conductor Wilford Adams Shares Kidney Remedy Cure
Mr Wilford Adams states he recovered from chronic rheumatism after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He notes two bottles eased symptoms and a third restored him enough to resume his Lexington street railway conductor job. He claims the remedy relieves rheumatism by removing uric acid from the blood.
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Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington, Ky Street
Foleys
The Less Advice A Man Gives Neighbors He Becomes More Popular
A reflective note on social dynamics suggests that offering less guidance to neighbors increases a man’s popularity. The idea contrasts helpfulness with perceived overreach and hints at community respect and personal boundaries.
Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve Guarantee for Sore Eyes
Advertises Eagle Eye Salve from Sutherland promising cures for sore eyes in 24 to 36 hours with a no risk guarantee and a price of 5 cents. Claims a guaranteed outcome and affordability to lure buyers.
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Sutherland
Comet Halley to Shine Brighter This Spring Year
Observers expect Halley’s comet to reach peak brightness around April 20 with a vivid naked eye view and a tail extending about 80 degrees. The display will brighten as Earth moves, though exact luminosity remains uncertain.
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Halley
American Review of Review
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promises Throat Relief
An advertisement claims Bell's Pine Tar Honey has been used for sixteen years by millions with perfect satisfaction. It asserts effectiveness for coughs colds asthma and all throat troubles.
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Bell
Record of Fast Horse Beats Time, but Man Has No Respect
A terse aphorism notes that while a fast horse earns praise for beating its own record, a fast man does not gain equal admiration for similar feats. The saying contrasts animal achievement with human ego, suggesting society cheers speed in animals but not in people.
Every Bottle Is Guaranteed Pine Tar Honey Ad
Guarantee claims satisfaction for throat and bronchial troubles. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey advertised as a remedy available at all druggists.
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Eothrople
Photo Purdy
Boston
Julia Ward
Charles E.thorne
Srperay
Reading
Chicago Record Herald
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New York World
New York Journal of Commerce
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Record Herald
Marshall, Illinois
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