New York Republicans weigh Hughes nomination amid riot fears
The text argues for or against nominating Hughes to gauge Republican stance on the negro vote, notes a movement to loosen the law in New York, and cites Springfield riots as a warning of possible outbreaks, urging sympathy for orderly Springfield residents.
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Armorton's Argu ing Agricultural Advance
The Manufacturers' Record of Baltimore highlights a dramatic rise in farm values from 1900 to 1907, noting an increase of about 5 billion dollars and per capita earnings rising from 287 to 616 dollars. It cites a 40 percent growth in those engaged in farming and an overall farm property value surge near eight billion dollars in that era.
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Baltimore
United States
Contested Quate Action Across Two Parties
Fragmented notes discuss a possible contention over a ye burg to Washington route and a U S Cow water project. The text hints at divisions between two companies and a memorial viable with favors for action, with timelines unclear.
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Cear
Ressle
Fragmented quotes and cartoonish dialogue snippets
A collage of humorous lines and character exchanges from various newspapers. It includes mock conversations about love and work, a playful jab at vaccination, and a remark about a bulbous nose. The snippets lack a single cohesive event or narrative.
Public Health Dept. Needed to Cut Deaths and Sickness
An editorial argues for creating a cabinet-level U S Department of Public Health to supplement the pure food law. It compares its potential impact to Agriculture, predicting longer lifespans and improved national strength through reduced disease and sickness.
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Minnrapollo Journal
Department of Public Health
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health
Moments with the Muse and Pastoral Fragments Aged Voices
A fragmented mixed poem display references to youth and wisdom, with sections titled The Truth and Pastoral. It includes sporadic garbled lines about youth, ignorance, love scenes near a lane and a bridge, and possible stray notices of authorship and dates. The legible parts suggest a literary page excerpt with poems by Tumoposia Garutaon and others.
Deer farming fed by government bulletin on venison profits
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin discusses deer and elk farming as profitable yet constrained by laws. It describes keeping large herds in preserves, potential venison prices from 40 cents to 1.50 a pound, and notes regional suitability, fencing costs, and examples from Arkansas Missouri Iowa and Wyoming.
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Sulletin
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JD. E. Lantz
Biological Survey
Lange
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Yellowstone Park
Mr. Uss
Arkansas
Ozarks
Rueyanya
Alleghantes
Washington
Iowa
Missouri
St. Louis Park and Agricultural Company
Taney County
Otsnachson Riami Gun Club
Rene Pare
An Incresac
Fall Down Stairway Injures Rebecca Hendrickson
Report notes Rebecca Hendrickson fell down stairs injuring her back and head. Charles Dt and Sennen Mr Kes Hen reportedly assisted. incident occurred last night with injuries described as back injuries and a possible broken bone.
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Diarrhoea Cured at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy
Reports say a man from West Virginia endured diarrhoea for years until a remedy from Pearre's Modern Pharmacy provided relief. The notice advertises the cure and location for relief.
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Pearre
Tree Surgery and the Healing Power of Arboriculture
An article explains tree surgery as advanced arboriculture combining trimming, packing, sealing, and walling methods. It describes hollow or decayed trunks reinforced with steel braces, moisture barriers, and cement fills to restore stability, protect against decay, and promote healing when bark and sapwood are preserved.
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New York
Irrigation Boosts Profits in American and European Farms
The article notes high acre profits in Oregon and Berkshire with irrigation and small holdings. It cites a French gardener family with an acre yielding two years' worth of produce, plus a word on bell peppers and lettuce under unique cloohers. It also mentions Mrs. Metting of West South Street recovering from an abscess after four weeks at home.
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