Secretary of the Interior to Pecidea Case in South Dakota
Long narrative outlines Wind Cave dispute at Chamberlain with McDonald linked to final proofs in June 1805. Protests by Seuchlinhketa Mining Company claim minerals on land, with investigations at Rapid City supporting McDonald’s position. The piece mixes legal proceedings with extended sermons on grace and a histo‑rical digression on Christ’s poverty and divine majesty.
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Diverse Interests and Global Short Notes Across Nations
A mix of commentary covers racial stereotypes, language quirks, and scientific views, alongside snippets on China’s opening to foreign capital and railway shipbuilding bids. References include American and European observers and various nations, with remarks on education, labor and industry.
Japanese Maids Enter New York Homes and Worklife
An New York dispatch notes a rising Japanese presence in the city including domestics, students, clerks, and merchants. About 460 men and a few women live in New York and Brooklyn as they pursue better pay, housing, and study, with many aiming for future advancement.
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Gentle hospital resident touches many with quiet grace
A long, reflective reminiscence describes a patient in a great city hospital whose influence and kindness inspired staff and visitors despite a mysterious progressive illness. Friends recall his cheerful demeanor, universal affection, and the deep impact of his conduct on all who met him.
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Agricultural Hints on Road Improvement by Farmers
Farmers can improve country roads using available gravel from creeks or rivers and proper grading. Build a center crown, fashion ditches to carry water, lay side tiles shallowly, and keep grades narrow for durability. Proper road work boosts land value and eases travel for both people and livestock.
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Convenient Contrivance of This Kind Crib Described
Description of a swinging three cornered crib for livestock from the Tribune. It highlights how the device hinges at the bottom edge of the feeding floor, swings into the feed space for easy access, and then tilts back to keep the animal from reaching under. The design prevents narrow bottom gaps and improves feeding safety.
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Orchard and Garden Practices for Small Fruits
A St. Louis Republic note on grape profitability and the use of wood ashes as fertilizer for berries and grapes. It warns that currants and gooseberries are easier to grow, insects survive in leaf litter and should be burned, and frost risk for early budding fruit trees calls for heavy fall mulching. It also cautions not to dig the planting hole too deep to avoid water pooling.
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Animals Are Left Handed Says Explorer Claim
A report notes that animals may favor their left side. Parrots pick objects with the left claw, lions strike with the left paw, and Dr. Livingstone reportedly claimed all animals are left handed.
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No-To-Bae Fifty Cent Package Marketed
An advertisement touts a fifty cent box of No-To-Bae as a cheap test of the product claimed to curb tobacco cravings and provide nerve strength. It urges readers to mail for a free sample booklet from Sterling’s Remedy Co. of Chicago or New York and to quote this paper in orders.
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Beware Ointment Dangers and Patent Remedies
Fragments warn against catarrh tonics and mercury based cures, urging prescriptions from reputable physicians. Mentions Chenery Co Toledo and various questionable remedies, prices, and dubious claims amid scattered product notes and period advertising language.
Monuments Paid for by Atchison Husbands
Three men in Atchison are said to have paid for monuments honoring the memory of their wives, the paper reports. The men were described as first husbands, with the Globe noting the gesture as a civic tribute.
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