Wildwood Flowers in a Sheltered Dell
Poetic fragment from an old school book describing wildflowers seen in a dell. It mentions starflower, blue daisy, purple orb, rose, pinks, tulips, marigolds and a bee, praising wildwood flowers as the fairest.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
2
A Lawyer's Lost Case
A vain lawyer named Frederic Gunning pursues Antoinette Carroll a rising singer while courting her favor and a big case through her rich backer Rodman Gregory. The scheme collapses as Gregory uses the duo to manipulate court outcomes and the lawyer discovers Carroll's calculated trap for wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Gunning
Antoinette Carroll
Freddy
Gunning
Greenroom
Miss Carroll
Antoinette
Rodman Gregory
Ivyhiah
Fred
Gregory
Trousseau
New York Weekly
Redeeming the Desert The Inland Conquest by Agriculture
Secretary Wilson leads a westward farming push using desert plants and dry farming to transform arid plains into productive farms. Researchers like Coville Fairchild and Campbell seek crops such as macaroni wheat and kaffir corn, exploiting low rainfall to broaden farming across many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
EL Mitchell
Department of Agriculure
Whl
Wilson
Mr. Coville
Illinois
Rocky Mountain
Coville
Wyoming
Cheyenne
David G. Fairchild
Turkestan
Russia
Siberia
Mississippi Valley
Mark A. Carteron
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States
Caucasus
Algeria
Warvey Wiley
Campbell
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Rockies
Department of Agriculture
Hoosier Girl Farmers and Athletes Highlight Rural Life
Indiana farm family near Rushville showcases seven daughters ages six to twenty three who plow, plant, harvest, and preserve on a 170 acre farm. They bake hay, drive binders, shock wheat, and raise cider and winter stores while remaining educated, church active, and musically skilled. The piece also notes army and navy officials praising athletic training for future service and cites ship Wisconsin’s Badger publication on gun crews and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Wilson
Rushville
Mullers
Indianapolis News
Army
Navy
United States
Wisconsin
Badger
Friel
McAndrews
Smith
Bringoff
Christensen
Lame
Ridge
Lucid
Chicago News
The Modern Farmer’s Life Compared With Years Ago
The article contrasts the modern farmer with those of the distant past, noting daily mail, telephones, and modern homes with wood brick or stone construction. Acetylene lighting and plumbing mark comforts, while rubber from guayule grows in northern Mexico and interest in Mexico rises. It notes a test for distinguishing diamonds from glass by tongue contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Navy tonnage projection for Japan two years hence
In two years at the outside the strength of the Japanese navy will be represented by about 250000 tons of displacement.
Just Discrimination in Railway Rates
The piece argues that respected railroad leaders agree on stopping secret or unjust discriminations while acknowledging that some discrimination may be necessary due to complex commercial and geographic conditions. It cites the International Railway Congress and Senate testimony about avoiding fixed government rates that could invite evasion and harm public and railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Mr. Spencer
International Railway’ Congress
Louisville
Senate
Washington
New York Sun
Kansas man bets on single answer question test
A Kansas man claims a bet proving one question can yield identical answers. He asks, Have you heard that Smith has committed death by own action? The jest targets consensus while a Kansas City journal defends Packers reporting amid calls for open data and scrutiny of sensational charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Smith
Kansas City Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Singer
Financcier
Europe
Fred Gunning
Gunying
Fae
Mr. Gregory
the Modern
Farmer
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