Speech by Blaine Amid Dublin Political Rally
A dense, period speech by Blaine outlines party aims and contrasts Democratic and Republican positions. He denounces opponents for favoring wealth influence, warns of European intervention, and urges support for tariffs, wages policy, and United States prosperity. Chauncy Depew follows with a brief address as crowds cheer.
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Willie in the River Bargain and a Harsh Reproach
An aged interlocutor recalls youth as Willie on a ferry boat breaks away causing a tumble while villagers murmur. A stern elder rebukes the mother for her son’s wayward temper and the crowd echoes moral judgment. The scene shifts to memories of carefree days and concern for William’s future.
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Fragmented Philosophical Quotation From Schopenhauer Echoes Daily Life
A distorted passage cites Schopenhauer on restraint and patience in daily relations, urging calm handling of others faults. The garbled text mixes phrases about warding away petty irritations and maintaining composure to avoid harming or overreaching others.
Cleanliness and plague rule in ancient belief, Indianapolis News
A historic Indianapolis News piece discusses how disease is tied to filth and water, tracing beliefs from ancient Greece to modern times. It links religious rites and cleanliness to public health, warning that neglect invites pestilence and praising cleansing as a near-godly virtue.
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Common Sense in Orchard Startup and Pruning Practices
Practical guidance on establishing a profitable orchard emphasizes soil nutrition, balanced feeding, and proper pruning. It advises cutting back roots and top, removing unwanted branches, and avoiding opposite growth to prevent splitting as trees mature. Maintain only desired buds to shape future branches.
Violent Train Fight Ends in Fatal Stabbing
A deadly brawl aboard a southbound Missi Sunsay Texas train near Tooneville left two men dead after a knife attack and a later shootout with officers. Pruk Fars died from a stab wound to the abdomen and Henry Wheatler was stabbed near the heart. Officers pursuing John Searcer who fired five rounds were unable to stop him before he was overtaken and jailed.
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Beginning in Poultry Breeding A Practical Guide
An older poultry breeder counsels beginners on how to start in poultry keeping. He weighs climate, finances, and breed choices, advising MissourI or similar states with market egg aims to favor Lohman and Leghorn types, then outlines costs, stock options, and the risks of starting with chicks versus mature birds.
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Fungus Trouble in Grain and Barley Exception
The article discusses a fungus problem in grain crops, noting copper sulphate’s general effectiveness in wheat and rye seeds when steeped before sowing. It claims barley remains resistant until later growth stages, with spores affecting grain despite seed treatment, and calls the overall mechanism a mystery.
Frightful Insects In House While Couple Absents
Two well dressed ladies chat about a summer away in the country. A young Vermont couple stayed in the house and a tale of infested rooms arises as insects are mentioned and feared.
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Illusory Sound of War and Thunder in Stormy Skies
The piece discusses how storms mute thunder and cannon fire at distance, noting how sounds travel differently by time of day and weather. It cites a misquote attributed to Prince Bismarck about visiting America, reflecting the era's mix of war imagery and informal remarks.
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Monumental artificial stone base for Liberty statue
Andinmense Stone, the largest artificial stone in the world, forms the base of the Burthold State of Liberty on Terloc's Island in New York harbor. It was made from trap rock sand and American cement, using five hundred ear loads of sand and over 30,600 barrels of cement.
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