Bungalow With Practical Features For Builders On Budget
A compact bungalow offers affordable craft details for builders with limited funds. The ad outlines a colonial style plan with a 21 by 18 dining room, a rear kitchen, multiple bedrooms with plentiful closets, and a basement storage. It notes standard framing with brick or stucco, exterior terraces, and emphasizes practical layout and comfortable living space despite modest cost. The article advertises William A Radford as the point of contact for plans and guidance.
Local anaesthetic bill sparks medical labor unrest
Fragmented report from Milan medical facilities describes chaotic practice scenes with open surgery cases. Officials allege mismanagement and safety concerns amid staffing and procedural debates in the hospital system.
Roadside Crosses and Unclear Figures
A fragmented account describes crosses on a road and deaths following two incidents. It mentions Mexicans and a figure named Mather, with references to crosses, graves, and mournful returns, but many details are garbled and uncertain.
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Mather
Easton Corcerning
Arctic visitor to Britain a winter polar bird influx
An 19th century account describes the auk as a irregular winter visitor to Britain, arriving mainly on northern shores during severe arctic weather. It details nesting in rock crevices, eggs pale green and delicately spotted, and notes the bird’s swift underwater movement and long migrations amid storms.
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Britain
Toirnd
Mies
Drawbacks of Wintering Abroad in Sevile Hotels
A letter from Sevile describes wintering in southern Spain with a humorous English anecdote. The writer notes that the winter climate is finer than the Riviera but points out drawbacks. An English guest at a Sevile hotel refuses to sign the register after a flea crawls across the page, muttering not to stay where fleas roam to the room number.
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Sevile Abd
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Bull Associations Remain Strong Across State Farms
United States Department of Agriculture data show 12 associations active July 1 1919, a rise from earlier counts, with four more formed by July 12. Dairymen seek cooperative bull breeding to improve herd quality, using high merit sires. Southern states lead in bull association work, with several groups already established in North Carolina Mississippi Alabama Tennessee and Louisiana.
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United St . Agriculture
United States
Camille
Jean
Rene Stanton
Asec
North Carolina
Louisiana
Diseases of Dairy Cattle Care and Basic Treatments
Article outlines recognizing common cattle diseases and urges prevention. Advises consulting a veterinarian for diagnosis and lists simple remedies and equipment such as salts, ginger, tincture, tonics, thermometers, and basic drenching gear. Highlights preventing illness is cheaper than cure.
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Nile
Dairying Notes On Cow Care And Feed
A dairyman discusses the value of cows and proper feeding. Whitewash as cheap barn decoration. keep pens well ventilated to stabilize temperatures. Emphasizes not stintting feed despite high prices, cows as vital farm animals, and the link between milk output and diet. Averages: four quarts equals about SY pounds.
Girl Will Wed Helpless Hero in a War Tale
A French veteran named Tilloloy, blinded and deaf, plans to marry his longtime sweetheart Jeanne Delaveine. Amid debates on painless death and ethical pain relief, their romance unfolds against the backdrop of his injuries from war and the question of whether love can ease his calvary.
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Aris
Eralte |Tilleloy
Uute
Jeanne Delaveine
peaKernmnt
Teisis
Philoso Cho
Tilloloy
Fred
Beth
Durstins
Dennis
Fender
Milwaukee man survives 125 foot fall from smokestack
Eadward Skating of Chicago, age 9, fell from a 125 foot smokestack while at work in Milwaukee. A rope broke, he landed with leg fractures. Nearby, William Fritz, farmer, died of heart disease, and Mrs. Anna Carophett seeks divorce from her husband amid the Washington temptations after drink prohibition rumors.
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Mason
Milwaukee
Wis
Eadward
William Frits
Farmer
Washington
Tim
Anna J. Carophett
Chronicles and legends of Ireland by Neil MacDonald
Fragmentary OCR recounts ancient Irish chronology up to 1408, detailing St Patrick and early saints. It notes debates over historicity, Saint Patrick’s mission, and Clonmacnoise founder St Kieran, with dates from Paulish chronicles and Annals.
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Chronicles and Legends OF
Ireland
Neil MacDonald
Onmacauin
Allet
Tre
Pers Jond
St. Patrepod
Noah
St. Patrick
St Patrick
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Sixtus
Ardmacha
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Thome
Pictland
Scotland
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Connaught
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St Kieran
Saint Patrick Mission Believed To Free Ireland From Snakes
Text traces belief that Ireland’s exemption from venomous creatures stems from St. Patrick. Citing Joceline of Furness and Solinus, it notes monks and chroniclers credit the miracle to Patrick after driving reptiles into the sea. Latin poets and commentators mention Ireland’s lack of snakes and frogs, praising the island’s blessed nature.
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Ireland
St. Patrick
Joceline
Furness
Connaught
Solinus
Irel
Donat
Fisulae
Florence
Famous Seven Churches of Clonmacnois
The Seven Churches at Clonmacnois rise from a historic religious city founded in A D 845 by St. Kieran. Kings and princes funded temples including Tempul Righ and others built by O Connor Don O Kelly and MacDermot. Norse and Norman raids shaped its fate as a center of learning with towers crosses wells and inscribed tombs.
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Clonmacnois
Ireland
Shannon
Athlone
St. Kieran
Inte Alaghin
Hare Island
Loughren
Dermot
Kieran
Clonmacnoss
Hving
Meath
O'Connor Don
O'Kelly
Macathy More
MacDermot
Turgesis
Ote
Clonmacaolx
Donough O'Brien
Cloninacnoss
Westers
Valen
St Patrick’s legacy and legend in Irish tale
George M. Russell reflects in the Houston Post on St Patrick and Ireland’s blessings. The piece notes Saint Patrick’s role in spiritual grace, the conversion of sinners, and the lore of banishing snakes, with cautious authority about miraculous claims.
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St. Patrick's Hi
George M. Russell
Houston Post
Donat
St. Patrick
Ireland
St. Patrick Ings
St. Patelek
Joceline
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