Magnum Dulce Sweet Pepper Gains Garden Notice
The Magnum Dulce pepper from New Jersey is praised for large size thick skin mild flavor and bright color. It is recommended for growers in regions with strong pepper demand and notes its likely cross with Koby King. An illustration shows the pepper’s general form.
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Horses and bearded men tale from a Washington trainer
A noted Thoroughbred trainer visiting Washington discusses a metropolitan track horse and its quirks. He claims horses resemble children in whims and recalls a bearded-man aversion passed from dam to foal, noting environment shapes temperament and how a Black stable hand soothed a troubled colt capable of dramatic improvement.
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Fiery invention tale ends with peril and love
Frank Braund stakes his life to protect his secret invention and the woman he loves Ruth Mabbe. Isaacs the pawnbroker tries to force the secret from Ruth, but Braund intervenes, rescues Ruth from danger, and confesses deep love while safeguarding the device and their future.
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Remember the Little Member Says Guard Your Tongue
A St Nicholas verse warns readers to watch the tongue from slipping into evil deeds and quarrels over religious doctrine. It emphasizes self control and moral soundness through experience for both old and young readers.
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St. Nicholas
Proportion of Bald Headed Criminals Questioned
Johnson notes that statistics show a small proportion of bald headed men among criminals. Yomkins argues marriage tends to keep a man from crime.
Crab supply dips after harsh winter across Chesapeake Bay regions
The severe winter in Maryland and Virginia reduced the crab birth rate in Chesapeake Bay areas and lowered shellfish supplies this year compared with prior seasons.
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Maryland
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
Cornmeal Abroad in Europe Shows Growing Use
The Commercial Tribune notes Europe’s rapid adoption of cornmeal and corn flour. Fifteen years ago the U S exported about 25 million bushels. now imports near 300 million annually, about one eighth of maize production. Belgium uses more per capita than the U S in commerce bread. Scientists tested value and approved, removing legal barriers.
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Method in His Madness Goes to Ampsville
A brief humorous exchange features two travelers debating moving to Ampsville. One warns of the city as unhealthy while the other reveals he just earned a medical degree, explaining his choice. The gag hinges on irony between perception and professional irony.
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Congress
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Iftrank
Industrial schools in real Britain enroll 12520 boys and 4059 girls
The present composition of pupils in Britain’s industrial schools shows 12 520 boys and 4 059 girls under care, reflecting the gender distribution in the system.
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Real Britain
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