Cattle Tuberculosis and Epidemics in Washington State
Sixth biennial report by Dr. Nelson shows tuberculosis in about 19 percent of 1456 cows tested, with 4 affected herds raising the rate. Over two years 14 627 animals were examined across horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, disease control efforts include vaccination and quarantines. Emery of Naxos supplies emery stone. export, import inspection law amended allowing special stock permits.
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B. Nelson
Pullman
Washington
Yakima Republic
Nelson
Enat
Columbia River
Spokane
Port Townsend
The Scotch Iron Industry Rolls On In 1900s Surge
The report from Glasgow dated December 31 notes American and German buyers driving pig iron demand, causing higher prices for hematite and pig iron, with German orders extending to next autumn. Scotch hematite producers can name their price as buyers rush to meet intense market activity. furnaces run full time and new plants rise across coal regions. A separate item mentions W L Rawls of Bell Town overcoming nasal catarrh with Bucklen's Arnica Salve, praised for swelling and soreness relief.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Cleveland Iron
Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bell Town
NASA
Tallman A Co
Zionist Conference Held in Fort Worth on Dec 31
A Texas Zionist conference under the State Zionist association was held in Fort Worth. Dr. Fried of San Antonio addressed the gathering, outlining Zionist aims and saying that great success attended their work across the state.
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Texas Zionists
Fort Worth
State Zionist Association
Fried
San Antonio
Texas
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
The advertisement offers a reward of one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes a testimonial about F. J. Cheney and Co. and asserts their reliability in business dealings over 15 years.
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Cheney & CO
Edo
Ondersignond
F. J. Cheney
Iecovey
Mart Marvin
Lighting Pipe Trick Attracts Pubic Attention
A smoker demonstrates lighting a pipe in high wind using a shielded parlor match inside an envelope and a paper to spread a spark, claiming the method preserves the flame and improves tobacco ignition.
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Providence Journal
Mowing Your Lawn and Clipping Practices
A guide from Outing Magazine advises against raking after each mowing. Clippings mulch and fertilize, while frequent mowing prevents ragged, brown patches by keeping growth modest. Set mower blades high to leave at least two inches of foliage.
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Outing Magazine
The Coyote Described In Prairies And Borders
The coyote or barking wolf is a wild animal of the prairie that ranges from Mexico to latitude 55 north. It measures thirty six to forty inches long with a sixteen to eighteen inch tail, and shows dull yellowish gray coloring with black markings. It hunts in packs, is fleet, and has a snapping bark as its voice.
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Mexico
A Humorous Southern Dialect Exchange Overheard
A snippet from Lippincott's Magazine records a street conversation among African American women in a southern city. The humor hinges on shared phrases borrowed from white speech, with playful mispronunciations and affectionately noted compliments about appearance and mood.
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Lippincott's
Mandy
Johnson
Proxy Husbands In Turkey Divorces and Their Roles
The text discusses proxy husbands in Turkey where divorces are easy to obtain. It notes husbands may remarry multiple times, and describes proxy men hired to stand in for wives during marriage ceremonies and separations. Many are blind and accept money, showing little willingness to release their brides.
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Turkey
Savoir faire Meaning Explained by The Record Herald
A brief quote from the Chicago Record-Herald defines savoir faire as the ability to listen attentively to a story even when it is familiar to the listener. It highlights interest and engagement as key traits of someone who truly understands social storytelling.
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Chicago Record-Herald
One Last Question From Bobby To His Pa
A boy named Bobby pleads for more, asking who will bury the last man that died. His father cones words from a closing book, inviting a final, quiet moment between them.
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Bobby
Djea
Not One of Them Bones The Great Men Are Dying
A fragmentary OCR item notes grim phrases about mortality among great men, a joke line about needing a doctor not being necessary, and mentions an alternation in an olympiad month count and a creature named Aine able to carry honey twice its weight.
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Naxos
Mediterranean
Paros
Bones
Jones
Beauty and Comfort Rocker Ad Sparks Value Claim
A vintage advertisement extols a mother and quartet of beauties for price and quality in the West. It touts an Able easy reed Rocker offered at about two dollars, praising its comfort for porch parlor or living room and noting its light weight and homey feel.
Flying machine inventor seeks moral uplift for mankind
The sultan of Turkey's Jewel are tor, valued at $49,000,000, expresses a belief that the aim of aviation is to uplift fellow man. The inventor comments that the difficulty lies in keeping humanity worthy as progress advances.
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Washington
Ald
Turkey
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