The Parting
A husband plans to bring primroses to his wife on their wedding anniversary but finds her dead in their rooms. He meets generous strangers who share bread, soup, and primroses, then returns home with hope. The shock ends with an inquest and funeral preparations for his wife.
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Inexhaustible Fertilizer From Air Elevates Nitrogen Supply
Harper's Magazine highlights Ray Stannard Baker on soil exhaustion and nitrogen loss. American electrochemists C. S. Bradley and D. R. Lovejoy claim to fix atmospheric nitrogen into nitric acid and ammo ide for fertilizer at moderate cost. The discovery traces to Priestley and Crookes ideas, with vast potential value and implications for global food supply.
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Railways and tourism figures for Mexico and Switzerland
Mexico possesses about 11 100 miles of railways with most rolling stock imported from the United States. In Switzerland last summer there were 9 700 American tourists as part of a broader travel pattern.
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Czar Seen Favorable to Peace Amid Japan Crisis
Washington dispatches report unofficial consensus that the czar may concede to Japan to avert war, provided no unexpected events alter the governments' plans. Britain’s forward move draws Russian admiration and anger as diplomats fear Britain may push into Manchurian-style influence in the Yangtze provinces.
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Man Arrested in Jersey City for Stamp and Jewelry Trea
A man claiming to be John Bottsford of Rutland Vermont was arrested in Jersey City while attempting to sell two cent stamps in the street. Police found 1,006 two cent stamps, $332 in cash, three diamond seat pins, two diamond rings, two Rutland bankbooks, and a Typographical union membership ticket. He refused to explain how the stamps came into his possession.
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Speer Port wine and Burgundy praised as best
The Speer Wine Company of Passaic New Jersey boasts unique vineyards imported over forty years ago. They claim Speer Port and Burgundy are the finest in the world with strong medicinal and family wine uses. Doctors nationwide recommend them. sold by druggists and grocers, WM. DITTIG Nutley NJ.
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