Secrets of Peterhof Palace in Court Martial Revelation
Descriptions of Peterhof Palace and its famed grounds accompany court martial proceedings for eighteen conspirators accused of plotting to assassinate the war. Boris Nikitenko, a retired navy lieutenant, faces death by hanging over possession of a private courtyard photograph. The World’s St Petersburg correspondant details the palace’s splendor and the alleged security breach that allowed the incriminating image to be taken.
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Peterhoff
Metushenko
New York
S T Petersburg
Boris Nikitenko
Navy
Zara
Petersof
Russia
Charles Pestreill
St. Petersburg
Europe
Reigh
Samson
Aca
Zolfen
Catherine II
Rotari
Empire
Feterhof Palace
Peterhof
Wikitenko
Simusky
Naumof
Solitier
Tserskoe-Selo
Sind
Secret Police
Newold
Wictis
Liberal Party
Peters
Hangman
Remarkable Wolf Attack Rescue Parade to Valeville Hospital
A strange four horse procession drives a frozen Erringe Drave from the Bremsine claim to Valeville Public Hospital. Wolves had attacked and the log held him fast as villagers hewed away to rescue him. He recovered, but the missing money vanished with the wolves.
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Valeville
Putnie
Hremsine Place
Vaileville Public Hospital
Erringe Drave
Bremsine
Drave
Bremsine Place
St. Louis Republic
Mutiny figure Matushenko arrested in Odessa
Government accounts say Matushenko, once a leading mutineer, was kidnapped from New York, fled to America for two years, and returned to Russia after becoming homesick. He claims a drunken ploy aboard a Russian ship led to his seizure, involving a forged letter and large bounty.
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Matushenko
Odessa
New Yark
America
New York
Russia
Hes
Apples for Siberian Market Contracted for Hood River Apples
D S Yagdjoglou of Yagdjoglou Brothers Vladi vostok Siberia plans to ship apples from Hood River and Flood River orchards to Vladivostok. He has contracted about 3040 boxes at 1 25 a box picked from the trees and will supply his own packing material. He expects to contract 15200 to 20000 more boxes this season.
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Siberian
D. S
Yagdjoglou
Yagdjogleu
Vladivostok
Portland Oregonian
Blue Pearmain Apple Described as Handsome Yet Not Commercial
The Blue Pearmain apple is hardy and widely grown in New England and parts of Canada. It bears fruit late with a purplish red skin, gray dots, and a bluish bloom, yielding yellow firm flesh with a pearlike flavor. Not commercially viable due to shy bearing and weak vigor, but valued for home orchards and late winter use.
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New England
New York
Ontario
Quebec
Pearmains
Blue Pearmain
John Craig
Shoestring Razorbacks Reach 500 Hog Yearly
L. C. Brown reports Miss Mary Smith raises 450 to 500 Shoestring or Razorback hogs annually in Georgia origin woods. Domesticated wild stock, lean firm meat, six weeks care before slaughter, twelve months in smoke for curing. Smith sells cured products to private buyers in eastern cities.
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Marylatd
Mary Smith
Georgia
Keeping Milk Clean on City Dairies
The essay argues that most dairies fail to keep milk clean once it leaves the farm. It notes long transit times can age milk to 16 40 hours, risking bacterial contamination unless kept cold and clean. Local farms in damp urban-adjacent sites worsen conditions through improper milking. Atlantic Monthly critiques immigrant labor and inconsistent barn hygiene that seeds bacteria.
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Atlantic
Seed corn selection guidance from Ohio station circular
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station issued circular No. T1 on selecting seed corn. Seed from normally grown plants yields about 3.23 bushels per acre more than ordinary seed. Heavy-weight and long ears outperform lighter or shorter ears in yield. Plant vigor is hereditary and stalks show variation in breakage, indicating seed selection impacts stand durability.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmers urged alfalfa sowing without nurse crop
Indiana experiment station advises direct alfalfa sowing after clean ground. Seed rate varies with purity, about 15 pounds per acre for 95 percent pure seed. Emphasizes calculating actual germination rate to estimate growth, and notes planning farm picnics after harvest for morale.
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Indiana
Ilodians
Feeding Corn to Pigs: Troughs Save Feed
Shelled corn fed through a trough saves feed versus scattering on the ground. A hungry pig may dig into the dirt and brains, but will consume a large share of the latter in the process, which is not fattening.
Farmers Guide Promotes Efficient Farm Practices and Livestock Care
Practical tips urge owners to pay taxes on each acre or sell land, discourage cocklebur control by plowing, and stress seed germ persistence. Advice covers capital stock, cow care with sugar feeding, and gentle milking to avoid reduced yields.
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Tna
Household Tips and Recipes from an Early 20th Century Page
A column shares home care advice and quick fixes. It covers polishing old mahogany furniture with olive oil and vinegar, mending linen with a sewing machine, reviving colors with soda, cleaning pans, and whitening clothes. It also lists dessert ideas and kitchen experiments like gooseberries with soda and apple salad with mayonnaise.
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Apolis
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Relief and Enduring Benefit
An old poster states that use of Dean's Kidney Pills cured swelling and aches after initial hesitation. The seller claims the pills brought natural health, noting benefits lasting nine years since use. Distributed by dealers for 50 cents a box, with Poster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, NY.
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Dean
Milburn
Queen Anne records spur earlier authentic rowits and shoals
A garbled note notes Queen Anne and references earlier records, authentic rowits and foul shtells. The fragment mentions Green Shop and Dore, with exémpite eo and Phe. No clear event or date is discernible.
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Dore
Queen _ Anne
Cheney makes oath on firm’s vow to pay for incurable catarrh
Lodas County Praxk J Cheney swears as senior partner of F C Cheney & Co Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each incurable catarrh case. Notary public notes the oath sworn December 6. The ad promotes Haly’s Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims it acts on blood and mucous membranes. Also touts Hall’s Pn Pills for constipation.
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Tolepe
Lodas County
Praxk J
Cheney
F.c.crgsvy & Co
Toledo
Ank d. Cheney
Eb. Cheney & Co
Government Efficiency and Bureaucratic Drift Cited
A fragment cites concern about federal state and municipal government roles. It notes infrequent oversight by superiors and a memory of past departmental procedures. The piece suggests outside work is forgotten while internal routines persist amid bureaucratic muddle.
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Ares
York
Seventh son born with strong omens and weighty claims
A local birth report proclaims Julius as the seventh son of Ja and a fortuitous birth under Mars and Jupiter with a seven day moon, weighing fourteen pounds. The item, sourced from Hartford Dispatch to the New York American, cites unusual astrology and superstitions surrounding the birth.
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Julius
Mars
Jupiter
Swhick
Hartford
Dispatch
New York
Américan
Western brewery plans large advertising ribbon campaign
A western brewery ordered a massive thousand yard ribbon to be worn around the necks of workers for advertising. The project aims to display a four inch regulatory width and is expected to reach about 23,000 people within the Philadelphia latitude range.
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Harrow
A. Fhiladelphia
Battigs
Utyatels
Philadelphia
Ericirele
Aloba Stig
Transformations at is almost time for an old
A brief note hints at transformations nearly ready for an older era. No further details or names are provided in the fragment.
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Leeut
Nikitenko
New York City
Brent
Home Journal
Green
Missouri
Bruit
Yinen
Indianapolis
New York Mail
London
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