Co operation movement described with workmen’s co op details
Article explains the Workmen’s Co operative Society in Wisconsin, its 4th quarterly report, and the cooperative method. It covers shares at five dollars, one dollar per share with application, stock limits, dividend and educational fund allocations, checks on purchases, non credit sales, transfers, withdrawals, expulsions, and governance. The capital stock is $3000, started Nov 1 1886, with a ten percent dividend to members and five percent to nonmembers for the quarter.
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Loan End Building Association
Building
Philadelphia
England
Thomas Hughes
Sam Brown
Osford
Age of Steel
St. Louis
Holyoakes
Workiem
Co-operative Society
Bard of Directors
Board of Directors
Cerpir
Educational Fund
Workmien
Wisconsin
Bios BF K .Pensea
Hava Hven
Watered Oysters Explain Oyster Swellings And Watering Process
A discussion notes that enlarged oysters sold as premium sizes result from watering rather than added nutritive content. It compares oyster tissue expansion to osmosis and dialysis, describing how water and salts enter the oyster body, increasing bulk without extra nourishment. The piece cites experiments from Popular Science Monthly on the practical and scientific implications.
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Daden
Walter Rre
Popular Science Monthlu
Women of the Salvation Army and their heart emblem
A fragment notes that the Salvation Army uses a heart inked on the right shoulder to indicate a member in need. The sign entitles care or burial expenses by the organization regardless of location or illness.
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Women of the Salvation Army
India
Tia
Confused Kentucky Judge Recalls Thackeray Letter
A fragment describes a Kentucky judge at a mahogany bar asking about a Thackeray letter and recalling a case involving Thackeray, with rustic slang and garbled speech. The scene hints at a legal setting and informal banter.
Lawyer’s odd insanity plea in a horse stealing case
A Mississippi lawyer recalls defending a prisoner charged with horse stealing and using an insanity plea. He read medical jurisprudence extracts to sway the court while joking that the judge would see no insanity, except perhaps in the defendant’s chosen counsel.
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Mississippi
Bark Strips as Subsistence Among Indians and Forests
A passage from Popular Science Monthly describes how indigenous people occasionally strip bark from Pinus ponderosa trees to access a mealy film between bark and wood. The bark and film are consumed as a defensive measure against starvation, illustrating resource scarcity in Gregound Galifopnna forests and signaling irregular supply conditions for the broader population.
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Everly
Muelisgo-Celly
Saragen
Newberry
Popular Science Monthly
Unclear Text From Grillin Georgia Train Incident
A damaged OCR fragment describes a man in Grillin Ga involved with a locomotive event. He falls with unusual stillness as a train passes over him, then dies soon after. A second figure wait on the track unseen by the engineer. The text mentions sculpture in a parental yard.
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Grillin
Iit
Dows Ag
Amd
Jardan
German Politeness In Public Life Observed In Munich
The writer notes widespread politeness in Munich with men tipping hats and greeting strangers in cars and on streets. Women are equally courteous, while locals applaud a casual familiarity that borders on aware, even as alcohol is said to fuel sociable behavior. The observer later laments the lack of formal restraints though appreciating the frank human warmth.
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Munich
Muniel
Soln
Miss Netlie Shaw and Mrs. E Pa Lonefellow at Maing fair
Readable OCR fragments report a horse trot event and committee purse split at a fair. Mentions Miss Netlie Shaw Mrs E Pa Lonefellow and a cashier sting with a bank presidency claim.
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Milons
Omaha
Lincoln
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