fair play for russia and the war in the east
An American attorney argues for fair treatment of Russia amid the war with Japan. He cites Russian education, governance, and civilization efforts, contrasts English anti Russian propaganda, warns against backing Japan, and urges open trade and alliance with Russia over a rising Japanese influence.
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Russia
Japan
England
H. C. GardNer
Sioux City Tribune
Fair Play
East
Rossia
Beveridge
W. T. Stead
Tolstoi
Carlyle
Siberia
Erin
India
Bosphorus
Roosevelt
Dewey
Hobson
The
Yalu
Korea
Cobden
Europe
Angus Hamilton
Edinburgh Review
Mussina
Gilson Willetts
Willetts
London
Mr. Stead
Michael Davitt
Eastern
Asia
Count Cassini
America
Manchuri
Major Webb
Metropolitan
Alaska
Redan
Makoff Tower
Plevna
Tokio
Peter the Great
Food Products of Chinese Peoples and Diet Remarks
A Chinese woman doctor in America shares facts on Chinese food. She notes soy is made from red beans fermented, describes bean cake used as nutritious staple, and explains meat consumption patterns. Pork is common while beef is avoided as tough, and elaborate 60 course dinners with poetry games are described. Cats are rarely eaten, sea swallow nests are a luxury delicacy, and fishing methods are noted.
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Yamel Kin
America
England
Boston Typewriter
China
Iceland
Practical Farm Notes on Swine Pens and Crops
A gardener outlines a slanted hog house with a full width trough to absorb manure and deter rooting. The article covers the spread of little peach disease, early plowing for winter wheat, using sand or hairy vetch as a cover crop, and encouraging women to raise poultry for market with notes on pricing and incubation care.
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New Jersey
Manure saving and practical farm tasks for summer
A rural column advises spreading manure on fields rather than piling it, using shade for swine, and cottonseed meal for dairy cattle. It covers horse heaves treatment with lime water and arsenic, strawberry planting from runners, and a simple grain bag handling device for easier loading.
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Fowler
No Time for Ceremony Amid Coast Guard Rescue
A Coast Guard crew sends a line to a stranded group to come ashore, declaring no time for formalities. Mrs Sorocis comments that people in precarious conditions would not wait for invitations to seek safety ashore.
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Coast Guard
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Alexander II
Alexander III
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