Ireland Moves Toward Home Rule Amid Ulster Opposition
The article outlines a fourfold path for Ireland's progress including political and educational reforms and predicts a self governing Dublin parliament early in 1916. It notes Ulster resistance led by Sir Edward Carson and the Protestant minority's fears of Catholic Dublin rule, with the imperial parliament in London likely to intervene if necessary.
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Ireland’s Home Rule debate and the fate of Ulster
In a Dublin Museum scene the article traces the Home Rule bill's third reading reply by Prime Minister Asquith and Ulster Protestants opposition. It notes relics from Ireland’s past, predicts John Redmond’s likely ministry, and foresees reforms in agriculture industry and education as Ireland moves toward self government.
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Ghosts must flee as furnace dispels haunting claims
Boston professor Schneider from MIT investigated a Back Bay mansion famed for hauntings. He traced eerie phenomena to poisonous gas leaks from a defective furnace, causing tenants to experience fear and visions. The ghosts vanished once the furnace was fixed.
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Back Bay
Collier’s
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Society For Psychical Research
Radley Sets London to Monte Carlo Motor Speed Record
James Radley established a motor speed record from London to Monte Carlo. He departed London at 1 10 PM Monday and reached Monte Carlo at 3 14 PM Tuesday, covering about 3744 miles at roughly 144 miles per hour. He was aided by two companions and a mechanic, while his sister also traveled, arriving about an hour ten minutes later.
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Golden Pound Tea Cakes and Mocha Recipes
The Boston Transcript outlines Golden Pound Tea Cake and Mocha Cake with detailed creaming methods, batter ratios, and frostings. It includes Fall River Orange Cake steps with orange glaze, plus Macaroons with almond paste and sugar, all for decorative wreath motifs.
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Boston Transcript
Cucumber Tomato Relish Recipe Method
A simple relish made from one large cucumber and three large tomatoes. The cucumber is peeled and salted then boiled, tomatoes are peeled and added with vinegar sugar and spices including cloves and allspice. A slurry of potato flour with vinegar thickens the mix to a pint jar.
Chestnut Salad with Orange and Cream Dressing
Shelled chestnuts are blanched peeled and boiled until mealy then dressed warm with French dressing. Cool and fold in diced oranges with oil lemon juice salt and paprika. Add whipped cream to stiff mayonnaise and blend. Reserve orange juice for a dessert sauce or jelly.
Plant Foods and Ammonia in Winter Plant Care
The article discusses plant foods to preserve thrift in winter. It warns against tea from poultry droppings due to insect trouble and suggests using diluted liquid ammonia as a preferable plant food. A teaspoonful per quart of water keeps plants growing with healthy foliage.
Fruit Dalate Salad Card
Fruit Dalate recipe uses two cupfuls seeded white grapes two chopped apples one cup celery one cup chopped nuts one cup marshmallows halves half cup candied cherries. Whip one pint of cream properly sweetened add two green pers dressing just before serving.
Fillets of Weakfied Recipe Fragment
A fragment describes filleting a heavy fish: remove head and tail, split along the back, take out the bone, cut into pieces, season with salt and pepper, dip in melted butter, roll in crumbs, and fry on both sides.
Mushroom growing in Oregon questioned by expert
Professor A G Bouquet head of market gardening at Oregon Agricultural College discusses the viability of commercial mushroom production in the Willamette Valley. He warns profits may not meet expectations due to limited markets and advise beginners start small with home gardening.
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Most Profitable Beef Cattle Ages and Types at OAC
Oregon Agricultural College speakers teach livestock growers to target beef cattle aged one to two years for highest margins. A yearling steer sold for 95 while a two year old brought 117, illustrating diminishing profits after age two. Emphasis on carcass yield and popular cuts to sustain prices.
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Union Meat Company
Hedonism in a Bavarian cafe overheard in Fliegende Blatter
A humorous exchange records a waiter noting a man’s habit of only three beers, while a bystander jokes that happiness would push him to six. The dialogue captures a light moment on drinking behavior in a social setting.
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Germans Adopt Cloth Rags For Workman Cleaning
Many German industrial firms supply square cloths to workers for cleaning instead of the cotton waste traditionally used. The change offers clear economic benefits and lower costs for firms.
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Germany
Northwest crop pest report aids growers nationwide
The Oregon Agricultural College biennial crop pest report from Corvallis details plant diseases and insect pests of economic importance in the Northwest with reliable control methods. Written by plant pathology and entomology departments, it offers descriptions, illustrations, and practical steps for field fruit and garden crops, aiming to save time and materials. Copies are free by request to the Oregon Agricultural College secretary.
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Controlling Insects in Oregon Agriculture Advice
Oregon Agricultural College expert urges careful insect study before spraying. Identify harmful insects first, apply standard sprays if proven. otherwise observe plant damage to distinguish neutral or beneficial visitors. If no damage appears, insects are likely neutral or predatory.
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Oregon Agricultural’ College
Corvallis
Oregon Agricultural College
Poultry Keeping Don'ts From Oregon A C Show
A.C. Show Poultry Keepers' Don'ts at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis highlight key cautions. Professor James Dryden warns against mongrel stock and immature stock, and advises against starting too large. He argues disciplined, small-scale beginnings prevent costly early errors.
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Corvallis
Poultry Department
James Dryden
Life and Death Insurance Visit Surprises Minister
A Morning visitor caused by a maid's exception to the rule. An English minister refused callers except for life and death matters. A half hour later an insurance agent arrived, claiming the situation was urgent.
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