Weathered world news and tobacco crop report summary
News items include deaths of figures Willum Walters George Colbath and General Gibson plus political shifts in Wisconsin and Arkansas. Reported fires, train incidents and legal actions alongside advances in science and agriculture. A focused tobacco crop study in Connecticut notes soil tillage effects on moisture and yield with technical observations on rainfall, soil texture, and drought response.
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Willum TJ. Walters
Kia
Baltimore
Hlomaite
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Wisconsin
George A. Colbath
Henry Wilson
Natick
Mass
Division of Agricultural Golls
Weather Bateau
Ite
Connecticut
E. HB. Jenkins
Connecticut Agricultiral Experiment Station
Pequonock
Adelbert Dutton
Corporation E Normousis
Foreign ministers resign amid global unrest reports
De Glers and Vanovali resign from their posts as ministers of foreign affairs and war respectively. A dramatic battle near Tjakranegara in Java claims heavy casualties with a large Balocae loss. Earthquakes devastate Sicily and southern Italy while death tolls rise. In Detroit officers, trusted with Columbus return, are entertained at Madrid as Denmark bans cattle and dressed meat exports to the United States.
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Detroit
Windsor
New York
Chur- Intzlo
Hopkins
Jono Ww. Ela
Jobo H. Hamtine
Harry Rubens
Chicago
Cook
Kellar
New Orleans
Panama Star and Herald
National Congress
Botolu
Bocas del ‘Tord
John Hughes
Walter Hadley
Charles Spanks
Canso
Dawson
J. R Morcer & Co
Board of Mediation of the Americas Millway Union
Los Angeles
Cal
William Wickeler
Galeshore
Mich
Prank Godfrey
Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
Edgar C. Hawley
Dundee
Lil
Gumte Lepisentative
Jacob Gaxett
Minneapolis
Lakewood Cemetery
Denver
Kiky Oyams
Phrewan S. G. Elger
Joseph M. Aalden
Harvard
Waco
Tex
John D. Rockefeller
Bellevue Hospital
Richard Meade
United States Navy
Columbia
Majestic
Madrid
United States
True Meaning of Thanksgiving Urges Active Charity
The Philadelphia Public Ledger urges that true Thanksgiving means charity in action. It calls for nationwide support by benevolent associations and Christian duty, helping the less fortunate at this season and ending with increased resources for those in need.
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Sweet Charity
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Entombment of the czar marked by grand ceremonies
Impressive ceremonies marked the entombment of the remains of the late czar in the cathedral at St. Petersburg. A solemn crowd witnessed the rite as guards and clergy moved in organized ritual through the cathedral spaces. The event underscored the national mourning and placed the czar’s memory at the center of public attention.
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St. Petersburg
Thanksgiving Breakfast for Tender Chickens
A recipe guide for preparing young chickens for breakfast. It describes dressing, cleaning, and tenderizing the birds, then frying in a hot spider with butter and hot water. After browning, the dish is finished with cream and flour gravy, served with baked potatoes, hot biscuits, and coffee.
Martinique Sundays Show Colorful Creole Aristocracy
In Martinique birthplace of Jose pines, Sundays thrill the island with religious services, markets, and parades. Creole and French aristocracy ride in carriages, wearing Parisian fashions and bold jewelry while market sellers and hucksters parade in bright robes. The Savanna hosts a military parade, bands, and social spectacle as crowds observe the tropical pageant from dawn to dusk.
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Vrenel
Sterview
Martinique
Phareh
Lueir
Ue Savanna
Batuaie J”ng
Dagliari
Louisians
Thanksgiving Turkey Dressings Across Nations
A 19th century column extols stuffing ideas for Thanksgiving turkey. It describes an Americaine stuffing with bread crumbs apples parsley thyme sage and a dash of sage. It notes a Vanderbilt family turkey prepared in a style from a leading French restaurant and mentions basting with a demi glace or similar sauce.
Epicurean Turkeys Wings With Rich Olive Sauce Dish
A historic restaurant feature describes preparing turkey wings. The wings are cleaned and dried, then simmered in a fat pork stock, served with a celery and chestnut relish, and finished with an espagnol sauce.
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Tanhofer
Epicure
Roasting Turkey in Early Thanksgiving Traditions
An excerpt describes historic open hearth roasting of a turkey for Thanksgiving. It details hanging the bird from a nail, the mantel, and rotating skewers to ensure even heat, with drippings collected for basing. The piece notes traditional feasting by whites and Indians.
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Stiek
Alrig
Chicago Tribune
A Rugah Thanksgiving Pie by Dutch Baker
A large pumpkin pie created in 12 triangular sections by a Dutch baker in downtown New Te was displayed as a novelties pie. Each wedge featured confectionery decorations and a hidden gold half eagle prize for the lucky finder. The baker cut the pie into ten cent slices only after the whole pie sold out.
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Ventury
New Te
Foresight Lesson Prompted by Tommy Confusion
In a Washington Star excerpt a teacher asks Tommy for the meaning of foresight and asks for an illustration. Tommy responds with a garbled recital about his mother telling the doctor to call around and give thanks on Thanksgiving, reflecting a local-voice humor piece.
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Tommy
Washington Star
Funny Thanksgiving Tales From Early Colonial Days
Selected anecdotes recount Colchester delaying governor’s day to observe their own festival a week later to suit a sloop arrival of molasses for pies. A farmer loses a can of Thanksgiving molasses from a cart, tumbling down a hillside as his wife reacts with swift temper in a humorous colonial vignette.
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Soch
Colchester
New York
After Thanksgiving Do We Show Renewed Devotion to God
A Christian Advocate asks if the nation’s post holiday spirit leads to deeper gratitude and surrender to the giver of blessings. The questions probe whether renewed zeal, recognition of gifts, and commitment to use life’s powers reflect divine love without change or shadow.
Sleeplessness at Work Prompted by Six Week Old Baby
A humorous exchange shows an employer scolding an employee for lateness caused by sleepless nights caring for a six week old baby. The employee explains the crying infant disrupts sleep, and the employer suggests seeking medical advice to address the cause. The brief item captures urban life humor from the New York Press.
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Jobo
New York
Spiritual yearnings spark odd street encounter
An eccentric cleric questions a passerby in a tense exchange, as a priestly figure and a troubled individual spar over desire and morality on a shadowed street. The scene hints at conflicted beliefs and social tension within a cramped urban setting.
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Houston
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Ohio
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Davis
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Harpo
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Livermore
Iowa
Carisdian Temperance League
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Laws
Mra
St. Louis
Grand Army
Ralph C. Bates
William Booth
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Kaneas Cley
New York Supreme Court
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Lowell Observatory
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A A. Holmes
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W. 1. Wilson
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