Reincarnated Sethi I Teaches Hindoo Mysticism on Thames
Sethi I reincarnate sits on a Thames houseboat near Staines and lectures Hindoo occultism in Regent Street London weekly. Frederick Thurston, claiming to be Sethi I, preaches a mixed Gosavathan mysticism to a fashionable audience while guiding his pupil, American actress Cora Urquhart Potter, at Staines.
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Ethi I
Rameses I
Egypt
Rameses the Great
Thames
Staines
England
London
Sethi I
Frederick Thurston
Alexandrian
Thurston
Regent Street
Piccadilly Circus
Thames-side
Himalayan
Thibet
Cambridge
Tennyson
Byron
Cora Urquhart Potter
Brown Potter
Ritz Hotel
India
Albania for Albanians and the Balkan outlook
The piece argues Albania could form an independent state with schools and feudal peace, noting Albanians’ native stock, language, and Moslem majority. It mentions Greek and Ottoman influence, clan feuds, and potential Austrian Italian interests, suggesting a hopeful yet fragile national future.
World’s oldest museum in Nara with pre 756 items
Dr Otto Kummel head of East Asiatic department reports in the Societe Franco Japonaise bulletin on the oldest museum in the world said to be in Nara Japan. Founded 756 it has not added to its collection since then and opens only once yearly for a committee review. About 3000 items include lacquer ware furniture enamel ware and camel-like fabrics from unknown origins mainly pre 756 with some pieces from China or Corea.
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Himalayas
India
Thurston
Seth I
Gosavathan
Maharajah
Nepal
England
China
Eton
Montenegro
Balkan
Haeckel
Europe
Greece
Italy
Austria
Otto Kummel
Berlin Museum of Ethnology
Societe Franco-Japonaise
Nara
Japan
Otto
Kummels
Corea
Dog and alarm clock dog helps man keep time
Samuel Forsythe of North Fairmont near Cincinnati reports his mongrel dog acts as a living alarm clock. He trained the dog to ring a bell tied to its leg at dawn, waking him in time for work, with the bell only failing once in two months.
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Samuel Forsythe
North Fairmont
Cincinnati
Forsythe
Criticism as a Juvenile Life Lesson
The essay notes that young men resist criticism and cling to independence. It observes they chafe under restraint but grow wiser with experience, realizing that constructive criticism acts as a healthy tonic for better results.
Culinary Demand and a Rabbit Shave Request
A new cook asks for the boss's safety razor to shave a rabbit before presenting it, a quirky moment narrated by Mrs Noo as Harper's Weekly memoir tone emerges. The dialogue centers on a humorous domestic scene with rural Irish phrasing and a cooking context.
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Mim
Barryin
Mrs. Noo
Norah
Harper's Weekly
Local remark stirs debate on afterlife expectations
Neighbors discuss a man's fate, suggesting he may not reach heaven while another speaker doubts that outcome, sparking a small community conversation about moral judgments and destiny.
Will leaves ashes to Brooklyn Home for Consumptives
J Walter Ganz of Vineland New Jersey formerly of New York bequeaths ten thousand dollars to the Brooklyn Home for Consumptives and requests his remains be cremated. He died at eighty three after years as a recluse to fund his wished end.
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J. Walter Ganz
Vineland
N. J
New York
Brooklyn
Frame Your Mind to Mirth and Merriment
Shakespeare urges a merry frame of mind to blunt a thousand harms and lengthen life, framing joy as a shield against misfortune.
Comfortable houses boost two litters of pigs per year
Good hog houses allow March farrowing and two litters annually by preventing setback from cold weather. Cost ranges from ten to thirty dollars per pen depending on design, with shed quality balancing price and practicality. The article highlights a famous 22 by 86 foot model with movable gates for flexibility, and notes three main breeds Poland China, Duroc Jersey, and Berkshire dominating the market with emphasis on Duroc Jersey traits.
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Ohio
Duroc-Jersey
Poland- China
Winter Care for Horses and Mules
Winter care guidance for horses and mules emphasizes well fed animals in warm, well bedded stables with good ventilation. Daily grooming, regular water, sunlit stalls, prompt manure removal, and careful cooling of blankets reduce illness. use blankets in cold, carry extra blankets for out time, and avoid drafts. For hard work feed oats and corn with good mixed hay. mules tolerate heavy work and are often hardier. graze when weather permits and stable during rain. avoid turning out on wet ground.
Bees Driven from Supers by Carbolic Acid Aids Harvest
English report quoted by The American Bee Journal suggests soaking cloths in a weak carbolic acid solution and laying them over filled supers under their covers to drive bees out quickly. If honey flavor remains unaffected, this method speeds up gathering the crop.
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American Bee Journal
England
Poultry Profits Rely on Maturity Not Hatch Count
A poultry raiser explains that profits come from the number raised to maturity rather than the initial hatch count, emphasizing efficiency and flock management. The idea highlights the balance between breeding, rearing, and market readiness for steady returns.
Pineapple Stem Stores Starch Rich Reserve
The stem of a pineapple acts as a starch reservoir, holding large amounts of this carbohydrate. The plant uses the stored starch to fuel growth and reproduction, highlighting the stem as a key storage organ in pineapple biology.
Draught to Harmful Causes Decline in Sowa Health
A chill from sleeping in a draught is a prolific source of loss of condition among the sowa as reported in the column.
Little Difference in Dairy Breeds and Care
Hoards Dairyman notes milk function dictates care across Jersey Ayrshire Guernsey and Holstein breeds. Rugged Ayrshire origins harsher conditions imply tougher hustling but high milk output hinges on artificial environment and feeding for best results.
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Hoard
Jersey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Holstein
iWe
Ayrshires
Guernseys
Jerseys
Potato Crop Yields 550 Bushels Per Acre
W B Hewitt of Kennebec County Maine reports a potato crop yielding 550 bushels per acre on one third of an acre using Green Mountain seed and hen manure fertilizer. The field was sprayed six times during the season.
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W. B. Hewitt
Kennebec County
Green Mountain
Kafir Corn Fodder Feeding Value Compared to Corn Fodder
Kafir corn fodder has about the same feeding value as corn fodder and can be used in the same way.
Danger of Renting System Stresses Agricultural Fertility Limits
The piece argues that a one year renting system makes it impossible to maintain soil fertility. It likens soil exhaustion to water running uphill, claiming both are against nature and gravity and lead landowners to mangel the land to the finish.
Agricultural industry drives national well being
The agricultural sector remains the backbone of a nation’s economy, providing food, employment, and stability. Experts emphasize its critical role in sustaining livelihoods and rural development, with policy focus on productivity, irrigation, and market access.
Pretty for Cardcase In Addition
Advice on making a leather card case in Sage Green and Gold colors for women. Guides folding sheets of carbon transfer, tracing outlines, coloring, and using suede and enamel inlays. Includes design ideas for flowers and decorative applications on books blotters or tables.
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Arts and Crafts
Designs in Neck Ribbons and Novel Accessories
The sautoir evolves with grosgrain or moire rib bon options featuring plain or pleat edges and large ornaments on the soft side. Exquisitely delicate circular motifs and lace mesh with diamonds highlight new neckwear. Simpler chains for lorgnons appear as solitary pearls or silk cords. Velvet neckbands with seed pearl slides, audos, or simple festoon offer radical departures from roxette and bowknot styles.
Easy to Change the Scent with Ribbon Sachet Cases
A clever girl uses woven ribbon strips to create sachet cases that can be remade when scent fades. She measures by size, cuts pieces slightly longer than the case width, and weaves two or more colors into square or oblong forms.
Tailoring notes for neck square and sleeve setting
The text describes forming a square at the neck and attaching sleeves into armholes under wrapped beams. It lists materials: 2% yards 44 inches wide and 8% yards galloon for cuffs and finishing.
Black Stockings Update with Color Designs
The article notes a revival of black hosiery with decorative color images on the instep including green lizards and blue dragonflies. Shot silks for morning wear rise in popularity, while evening skirts reveal left foot and ankle with white and flesh colored silk stockings adorned with jewels or metallic threads.
Dark versus light furs in fashion discourse
The piece argues dark furs such as sable mink and black fox suit most complexions better than light furs like white fox and squirrel. It notes a new stole wrap with the middle front and ends crossed behind the arms, and mentions woven fur caps with rounded or pointed backs as warm though somewhat unorthodox.
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Elnine
Chenille-Dotted Vellinga Dominates New York Show
The Dry Goods Economist notes chenille-dotted vellings lead at the New York Horse Show with spring designs outlined in mini chenille dots. These novelties are expected to boost local demand as the fashion trend spreads from high fashion to retail stores nationwide.
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New York
Crafting scented sachet covers with ribbon ties
The text describes sachet powders placed inside cotton batting sachet covers, ends tied with narrow ribbon bows, and ribbons secured with a small stitch. It notes decorative color combinations, including brown and ecru, two blues, and pastel tones such as rose, lavender, pink, silver, and baby blue.
Velvet plush and velour coats set to lead winter fashion
Velvet plush and velour fabrics are expected to be popular this winter, pleasing women who want a warm coat without resorting to heavy fur garments from previous years.
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