Roosevelt speaks on civic virtue and business leadership
President Roosevelt in Berlin urged business leaders to exert themselves to improve citizenship. He warned that civilizing progress can erode virility and discipline but said individual effort can yield surprising results, urging attendance at meetings of the Foreland Federation to bolster civic duty.
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Soil robbed of fertility endangering west food supply
Secretary Wilcox warns that soil mismanagement across eastern states has weakened yields. He cites declines in crops from the Alleghenies to the Mississippi Valley and westward, blaming unwise farming and cheap imports for diminishing productive capacity.
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Oie
Wilaon
Cate
Mississippi
Grieli
Wilcom
Mississippi Valley
Farm Method Improvements Highlighted in New Study
A recent analysis emphasizes refining farming methods and precision practices to boost yields. It discusses practical steps for farmers to increase efficiency and crop quality while reducing waste and environmental impact.
Stay in Maryland for good farm investments say Baltimore American
An unsigned Maryland era column argues that a young man with capital and grit can profit by buying 40 to 60 acres of good land in Southern Maryland or elsewhere in the state. Proximity to big city markets is praised, while distant western states are shown as higher transport hurdles.
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Pexas
Arizona
California
Maryland
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Texaa
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Therawi Peitnar
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Son Ata
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Enea
Crawford County
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Herons
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Ube Coartman
Lye
Lye Committee ‘On the Peninceratie
Democratic City Executive Committee
John Francis South
Chilrman
Jacob Hi. Schidt
Dixon Pack NG CO
MU Pant
Modat
Fragmentary Merriness Minutes Pixelate Wild Winter Scene
The excerpt presents a jumble of dialogue and phrases including a mother, a merchant, a college graduate, and a doctor. The text resembles fragmented captions or notes with unclear context and several disjointed lines.
Convict Labor Reform in Colorado Receives Praise
The Boston Transcriber notes Colorado uses convict labor for road work with 40 percent outside prisons, about 1000 prisoners, at 34 cents a day. Eight hour days, no chains or guards, escapes under 0.5 percent. Warden’s personal interviews and trust pledge drive reform.
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Boston
Colorao
Colorado
Lews
Moments With The Mule Comrades Poem Fragment
A fragmented poem evokes travel across rivers and mountains with imagery of wind, ice, and distant home. It references comrade, sky, lake, and frost enchanted scenes, concluding with a call to return and a stray advertisement line.
Baltimore Stock Market Report May 13 1910
May 13 1910 stock table updated to noon by Motter Bros Co and Barkers and Brokers. Listings include United Rys common and income, Seaboard Air Line notes, Western Maryland, and Seaboard Company issues with prices shown. Advertisement copy urges readers to place notices in The News for sale or rental needs.
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Alabama
Houston
Elec
Rwy
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Poruaroauth
Seaboard Air Line Rat
Seaboard Air Line
Aoyces
Seaboard Company
Common Seaboard Company
United
United Rys
Western
Maryland
Dat
Circuit Court
Frederiick County
Mary
Earth
Et Val
Ktate
Hepart
Aprat
Cotune Ley
Frederick County
Ore
Frederick Co
Harry W. Howees
Ncai
Wheat and grain prices in 19th century market list
A fragmentary advertisement lists prices for grains and related products including wheat at around 6 dollars per bushel, spring wheat between 5 and 6.25, cornmeal and buckwheat with per pound or per bushel figures, plus various base notes on sale activity and business prompts.
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