Shane ONeill and the Ulster Struggle in Elizabethan Ireland
In Tudor policy and Gaelic resistence a dramatic clash unfolds as Shane ONeill, proclaimed ruler of Ulster, defies Sussex and Elizabeth. After bold campaigns against O'Reilly and O'Donnell, his fortunes turn, culminating in a fatal banquet incident with MacDonnells. His death ends ONeill dominance and reshapes crown control in Ulster.
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Fin Elizabeth
England
Shane O'Neill
Ulster
Ireland
Shane O’neill
Mathew
Earl of Tyrone
O’reilly
O’kane
O’neill
Shane
Sidney
Dunfannon
Ardglass
Sussex
Mathew O’neill
Mexico
O'Donnell
O’donnell
London
Bard
Brehon
Elizabeth
Brian O’neill
MacDonnell
Cushendun
MacDonnells
Scotland
Turlough O’neill
Ordnance Survey
Education Not Worth A College Education Debate
A humorous exchange features a fox trotting champion dismissing college, while a girl comments on office jargon. The judge relays the banter about college worth and language use, highlighting contrasting views on education and communication in a lighthearted tone.
Greece to Exploit Ancient Petroleum Springs
A historian notes petroleum springs in Greece once seen as curiosities for centuries with 400 years before Christ and later. capitalists nearby plan exploitation soon.
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Greece
Christ
Judgment quoted on history and justice
A reflective quotation frames history and the tribunal of justice, asserting that judgment should be based on character and effort, not appearances or past achievements. The message emphasizes striving over mere status and asks readers to consider true merit.
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Tribunal of Justice
Work Toward Desired End
A reflection on life driven by a clear goal. It argues that daily effort without a purpose leaves life empty and that happiness comes from pursuing a definite end.
Beating the Undertaker Rumor in Pea Ridge
A Pea Ridge column comments on a controversial trend where men feel alive only by defeating undertakers at work, portraying them as chunks of meat and criticizing the disruption to honest labor. The piece reflects local sentiment on jobs and livelihood.
Calling the Children With a Bell or Whistle
Advice on summoning children without shouting. Use a small bell or whistle so the sound travels farther than the voice and avoids straining the vocal cords.
Ohio poet hits ten thousandth parody on Mary Had a Little Lamb
A St Louis Post Dispatch note says an Ohio poet celebrated his ten thousandth parody of Mary Had a Little Lamb. The item highlights prolific verse work and a playful literary milestone without further details.
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Ohio
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Dinner misfortune sparks grim family quip
Mrs Newmarrie laments a failed dinner after her husband’s wealthy uncle’s departure. He retorts the meal was a success in timing, claiming it took at least a year from the uncle’s life. The exchange reflects dark humor in a domestic scene.
Superlative Goodness Quote
A philosophical fragment extols loving the public and universal good as the height of virtue and the temper that approaches the divine, attributed to Shaftesbury.
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Shaftesbury
Reclining Aids Digestion According to Scientist
A French scientist argues digestion proceeds quicker when a person lies down rather than sits upright. He says evolution has favored other organs over the stomach, delaying its advance.
Top Cards at Bottom of Pack Reflects in Games
A Washington Star quip contrasts sagacity with Broncho Bob noting that many games place the best cards at the bottom of the pack. The line emphasizes recurring luck and strategy in competition.
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Broncho
Washington Star
Alfalfa Sown to Advantage in July
Agricultural guidance from the Minnesota Experiment Station explains July sowing of alfalfa without a nurse crop on summer-fallowed ground yields good stands when moisture and seed-bed conditions are favorable. It details soil preparation, weed control, and alternate methods such as modified summer fallow.
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A. CG
Arny
Minnesota
Hints for Orchardists: Timing Pruning and Sprays
Guidance on spraying practices, weather considerations, and pruning aims. Spray at the right time and distribute evenly. Use correct materials in proper proportions. Avoid Bordeaux mixture in wet weather and lime sulfur in hot sun. Pruning should promote center growth by shaping the tree and improving its physical condition.
Intelligent care to spring litter
A Ohio State University extension expert says hogs at ten cents per pound make careful spring litters profitable. He recommends a dry bedded, warm house with milk based rations by week three, a clean feeding area, and ample forage. A creep near sleeping quarters aids young pigs and preserves fat. Continuous forage crops through summer lowers grain needs and boosts profits.
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W. H. Palmer
Agricultural Extension Department
Ohio State University
Columbus
Clover Makes Fine Pasture for Swine
Minnesota College of Agriculture reports clover pastures offer a productive, season long feed. Turn brood sows with litters into a clover field when strong, mow one third to half around June 10 to feed regrowing shoots, rest of field cut at haying time. With good stocking, pasture supports three brood sows per acre, and shelter and watering facilities should be ample.
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Minnesota College of Agriculture
Minnesota
Quickest Gains by the Young Porkers
A Ohio State university expert advises feeding sows well to raise fast young hogs. Pigs a month old or younger should receive skim milk, then a milk bran slop, in a creep to exclude the sow. Exercise prevents thumps. later add corn to the ration. Breeding turkeys need wheat and oats with grass access, not corn.
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Joel S. Coffen
Animal Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
FIRST CHICK FEED MIXES FROM IOWA STATE POULTRY
The Iowa State College poultry department offers a feeding schedule for chicks starting with a breadeggbread mix and chicken grit, followed by a 1 1 1 mix of pin head oats fine cracked dent corn and fine cracked wheat, repeating until bread runs out for 20 chicks.
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Iowa State College Poultry Department
Sweet Clover Proves Superior Soil Builder in Iowa
Investigations by the Iowa Agricultural College show sweet clover rivals or surpasses other clovers and alfalfa as a soil builder. It produces a crop on land too poor for red clover and alfalfa, and may even grow where organic matter is nearly absent. It is acknowledged as one of the rankest growers on poor land.
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Iowa Agricultural College
Sound Advice on Crops and Varieties
The message urges limiting experiments with new crops and varieties this season. It stresses relying on proven knowledge and methods rather than untested changes to improve outcomes.
Western Canada Cheese Industry Sees High Prospects
The article praises Western Canada dairy growth boosted by war demand for cheese. It highlights Alberta and the Rockies' potential, high prices aiding farmers, and a strong hog market with record prices. A Monarch Alberta farmer sells hogs at 11 cents a pound and Calgary hosts related sales.
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Canada
Western
Alberta
Denmark
Rockies
P. Burns Company
Calgary
Monarch
Laughing at the Interview Test
Sir Edward Carson recalled a story about his son who faced a rigid oral exam for public service. After the interview he was asked if his father was the solicitor general and why he did not follow in his footsteps. He replied that he would pursue the path only after failing at the current job.
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Edward Carson
Doesnt Always Show It Opinion on Knowing One's Business
A concise reflection argues that men should know their own affairs though friends often doubt this truth, noting the gap between intention and believed competence in personal matters. The piece suggests caution in assuming others understand hidden aspects of life.
French scientists develop process for electrolytic iron sheets
The new method aims to produce iron sheets and tubes from cast iron. Researchers describe the process as a chemical-electrolytic technique that could transform iron production.
Woman’s Health Boosts Weight After Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. WM. Green of Indianapolis says Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored her strength and helped her gain 24 pounds in five months after being bedbound and 80 percent poor. She credits the remedy for enabling her to do housework again and urges other women to try it.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia B. Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyna
Mass
Important to Mothers Advises Care With Castoria Bottles
A cautionary note urges inspecting every Castoria bottle for infants and children, asserting safety and reliability. A street scene aside hints at pride in a grandfather’s Mexican War service and a recruiting station across the street inviting a man to enlist his grandchildren.
It makes many a woman happy to be sorry for somebody
A terse reflective line notes that women often feel relief or virtue in expressing remorse toward others. The quotation implies social expectations of apology and empathy in interpersonal relations.
Contagious Abortion Alert for Cattle
If cows are losing calves, have a veterinarian examine and treat them for contagious abortion. The guidance emphasizes expert diagnosis and prompt care to prevent spread and protect herd productivity.
Profit in Fall Colts
In the hands of a real horseman a team of farm mares can produce fall colts with real profit.
Charcoal Advice for Turkeys Promotes Health
A note warns against using charcoal chores for poults and urges feeding charcoal every week. It cautions dramatizing the amount a clutch of turkeys may consume in a week and promotes charcoal as a health promoter for poults.
Hungry Hogs Don't Pay in Old Proverb
In an old saying a hungry hog is described as tough and unsuitable for filling purses. The remark notes appetite does not translate to usefulness for hoarding value.
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Foreign Ministry
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Tirconnell
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Owen
Connal
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Angus
Shemus MacDonnell
Earl of Kildare
Dundrum
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Newry
Shane An Diamas
Kildare
Carty More
Earl of Sussex
Lecale
Redshanks
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AL Ardglas
Wisconsin
Iowa College
Kansas City Journal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fletcher
Dr. Kline
Bright
Dean
Nebraska
John A. Metcalf
Pacific Cea
Omaha
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N
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Spohn -Medical CO
Goshen
Ind
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Chicago
Gallstone Remedy Co
Dearborn St
W. M
Lincoln
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