Nationalist meet surprises London correspondent in Limerick
London journalist Mon sieur Villars visiting Limerick for a nationalist gathering was shown a back room at a hotel with a window facing an inner courtyard. He corrected staff noting the room was not at the front of the house, only to be told it was indeed the back of the front.
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Limerick
Paul Villars
London
The
Journal of Debats
Monsieur Villars
Cald
Ten Years of Pain Ended by Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich of Clinton, Missouri, says ten years of kidney trouble left her unable to do housework. After doctors failed, Dean's Kidney Pills gave quick relief and cured her, saving her life. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box, Pontec Millburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
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Margaret Emmerich
Clinton M
Napoleon
Dean
Pontec-Millbuan Co
Buffalo
N.Y
State Treasuries Swollen by Railroad Taxes and Claims
State treasuries grow from railroad back taxes and a $1,000,000 war claim. New Jersey reports strong corporate receipts while Pennsylvania shows a $15,000,000 surplus and minimal debt. Extraordinary expenditures are funded, the school tax levy is reduced, and the Reliance building is noted by a passerby.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Wicconern
Indian Woman Mine Owner Sells Nevada Claim for 900000
Mrs Bermina Barras, an elderly Mexican Indian woman, recently sold a Nevada mine near Hawthorne to an Eastern syndicate for 900000. Renowned for years for dressing in men's clothes and personally working her claim, she washed for prospectors to fund her work. She plans to rest and enjoy the proceeds after a life of privation.
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Bermina Barras
Hawthorne
Nev
Elijah Translation Tale Sparks Parish Debate
The vicar of St John’s Galinsborough England reports local scholare asked for Elijah’s ascent account. Parish scribes wrote that Elijah was carried to heaven by a whirlwind and that the children shouted Go up thou bald head. He also claimed he divided the Red Sea before ascending.
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Elijah
St. John’s Galinsborough
England
Child’s Night Alarm Ends With Odd Nursery Rhyme Exclamation
Three year old Little Dixon surprised his mother by shouting a bizarre correction to a nursery rhyme during a moment of mood. He exclaimed about a “000-cc-00” and claimed an elf kicked out a piece from the rhyme.
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Dixon
Diddie
A Three for Sick Dogs Nurse at New York Hospital
A young New York woman on the staff of the New York Dog Hospital tends sick pets of the wealthy. She manages as many as a hundred dogs, administering medicine and following the doctor's orders like a trained nurse for human patients.
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New York
New Grafting Method Demonstrated for Large Orchards
A Colorado expert described a top grafting technique before the American Pomological Society claiming superior results to cleft grafting. The stock is cut on the side, cleaned with a saddler’s knife, and the scion is inserted into a groove with firm pressure.
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American Pomological Society
Colorado
Grafting Technique Notes on D Section and Waxing Wounds
The excerpt describes a cross section at D noting that after graft insertion the graft resists removal, requiring strong force. It states the graft is held more firmly than in ordinary cleft grafting and recommends covering all wounds with wax as in standard cleft grafting.
Feeding Animals and the Need for Balanced Diets
The article warns against feeding excessive carbonaceous material and stresses the necessity of nitrogenous foods. It notes farms may underperform when stock is overfed in one type of food and underfed in another, stressing farmers to understand feeding material composition to avoid wasted resources and undernourished livestock.
Advertise Your Poultry And Egg Business
A farmer who bred pure-blood chickens never pushed poultry advertising until his wife encouraged him. He spent a few dollars on printer's ink and earned 40 dollars, then expanded advertising and grew his poultry and egg trade substantially.
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Printer's Int
Rival of Beerwun Found on Mada guecay Palm Leaves
A discovered substitute for becewaz appears on Mada guecay island palm leaves. The waz is extracted by a beating process from dried material. Early experiments are conducted on the new substance to study its properties and potential applications.
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S.S
Atlanta
Madaguecay
Fate Mall
Agricultural snippets on plant breeding and farming practices
The article discusses heredity patterns in plants, cow feeding tailored to individual animals, potato cutting versus whole tubers for different soils, tomato cultivation under frost-free conditions, and strawberry bed management. It notes rising demand for horses as automation grows and emphasizes proper fertilizer use and weed control.
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Texas
Florida
River barriers and industrial progress across regions
Notes on river barriers shaping populations and trade, with observations on coke production, wage scales, and engineers harnessing world waters for power. Mentions of Dr William Lyon Jr, Bombay dam projects, and nitrogen use in tires, reflecting a broad survey of science and industry.
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Pennsylvania
WM. Lyon, Jr
Barnes
Ghats
Bombay
France
Meeker Divorce Case Sparks Courtroom Banter
Judge Patton hears Minnie Meeker accuse George L Meeker of desertion in a divorce petition. The exchange turns toward personal jests about hair loss as the estranged spouses clash over the grounds and merits of the breakup.
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Meeker
George L. Meeker
Patton
Minnie Meeker
Maakyr
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