Cotton Oil and Packeries Link Deep in Food Chain
The Cotton Oil and Packeries piece argues cotton seed oil is a food oil with industrial links to packing houses, meat feeds, and food factories. It cites high consumption, uses in sausage and fish canning, and its role in oleomargarine, alongside farmer notes on ginners and canal plans for Rice irrigation in Texas.
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Cot
JH. Lobbs
Packing House
South
Mulhall
Atlantic
France
Italy
Land for Sale near Rock Island in 730 Acres
Seventy three acres set aside for fence with 4 wires nine half timber and prairie. About 30 acres in cultivation and a 60 acre pasture cut off with a new dwelling and outbuildings. A good lasting water well. Located about 11 miles from Rock Island. For sale at a bargain apply at this office.
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Rock Island
Appendicitis misdirection and foreign affair blunder
A New Orleans doctor recalls a patient misdiagnosing left side pain as appendicitis then realizing the error. The piece shifts to a Paris anecdote about a Japanese envoy confusing ports, remarking on a Choate mix up between Havre Marseille Southampton and Han Yang.
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New Orleans
St. Charles
Paris
France
Japan
Yokohama
Yeddo
Han-Yang
Havre
Marseilles
Southampton
England
Corea
Partridge Sues New Haven Over Broken Plaster Model
New York sculptor William Ordway Partridge sues the New Haven railroad in New Haven Superior Court seeking 10000 dollars after a plaster model of Major J Reynolds was damaged when not carried in a promised special car. The statue aimed for Fairmount Park Philadelphia amid related park commission action. Also noted the death of author Jim Drinkwater known for girls fiction and religious writings.
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William Ordway Partridge
New York
New Haven
Partridge
Major J. Reynolds
Milton
Mass
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Park Commission
Superior Court of
Rhode Island Hen Lays Twelve Eggs a Day Fascinates
A Rhode Island hen reportedly lays twelve eggs daily and gains attention from observers and students of the miraculous. The bird acts modestly and declines public viewing while pleasing the benefactor with prolific production.
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Rhode Island
Poultry Stock and Egg Output Reported in United States
The latest figures show about 500 million fowls in the United States last year and an estimated 1 450 000 000 dozen eggs laid, equating to roughly 17 400 000 000 birds. The combined value of the fowls and their products is cited at about 3420 000 000.
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United States
Nevada Senator Embraces Own Breakfast Diet Rule
Senator Jones of Nevada advocates a personal diet he devised. His breakfast is fixed at 8 oclock each morning and always includes one cup of black coffee and a large cinnamon bun.
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Senator Jones
Nevada
Russia’s Academy Prize Leaves History Of Alexander In Focus
The Russian Academy of Sciences funds a 1,500,000 ruble prize with a portion from General Arakezeijev’s 50,000 ruble legacy. By 1925 three fourths would reward the best history in Russian of Alexander’s reign and a quarter funds printing translations and a second prize. Accumulations reach about 2,000,000 rubles.
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Russia
Academy of Sciences
Arakezeijev
Alexander
Bernhardt's U S Return Depends on The Eaglet Popularity
Mme. Bernhardt will not come to the United States next winter if her new play The Eaglet shows continued profitable popularity in Paris by late summer. If Paris signs fade, she will remain in Paris and not interrupt its run.
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Mme. Bernhardt
United States
the Eaglet
Paris
London Lancet Reports Safe Large Stomach Removals
The London Lancet notes that extensive stomach removal may be performed with low mortality and minimal long term digestive impact in successful cases, highlighting the procedure's viability and limited adverse effects on digestion.
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London
Special Campaign Offer from The Constitution
The Atlanta Constitution offers new subscribers the Daily and Sunday editions for $1 from order date to November 10. The period includes full presidential election coverage and events, with topical global issues and ongoing Cuba Philippines questions.
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The
Constitution
Atlanta
Cuma
South Africa
Cuba
Philippines
Eagle Clubbing Offer For 12 Month Newspaper Deal
Offer from Good Newspapers and the Eagle for a year at $1.75 cash. Three papers weekly, totaling 156 issues annually, described as a ridiculously low price. Members urged to hand in subscription promptly.
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Eagle
Residence for Sale with Barn and Outbuildings
A new residence on a corner lot 100 by 150 with a good barn a buggy and seed house a cistern and well is offered for sale at 1500 dollars. Apply at Sticker office.
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Ree
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Atlanta Daily Constitution
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Texas & Mexico
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