Earths land to feed 1.696 billion people faces limits
Fragmented text discusses global arable land and population, noting 1 696 000 009 people to feed and 26 006 004 square miles of tillable land. It cites famine risk and European hardship, with references to Poland and wider Europe and a call that action must be taken or starvation will occur. A Cumberland Cumberland mine disaster is described with five dead in a rock blast and mine chaos.
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Prohibition Push at War Meetings Reported
A war period prohibition push was urged at a meeting under the American Medical Association’s banner. The group debated restricting alcohol and cereal production, while acknowledging existing manufactured whiskey. Dr Carl Qarkimber urged enforcement and framed enforcement in the era’s social context.
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New York
Jane
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Faeere
Nolin Crop Prospects Fine Prompting Local News
Alfalfa and fruit prospects are described as never brighter with wheat, oats, and fruit expected to follow. Flooding left Car in Water for three days, driver escaped with injuries as rescue efforts highlighted local conditions. Community notes include fundraising for YMCA training camps, church basement work, hospital plans, and railroad track extensions near Pendleton.
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Regiaiatur
David Shumway
Echo
Pendléton
John
Cormi Road
Rond Funch
Arkell
Arthur Cook
New United Brethren Church
L. Byers
Jovenh Birnie
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Enterprise
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
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Harden Warns U S Not to Underestimate America
German editor Masiminien Harden warns readers to avoid underestimating United States military strength as tensions rise in autumn 1898. He urges prudent preparation and cautions against complacency, signaling a serious view of the American army’s potential.
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Harden
GhitwaaNns
America
Masiminien Harden
United Sroten
Death of Helo Pother Childs Stuns Massachusetts Town
In Massachussetts, the body of a young child was found near her home as police arrest Joseph Wakelin and another person on murder charges. The pupil’s teacher reported the body after she left school with her mother. Medical examiners cited evidence of suffocation.
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Mailioore
Mass
Junah
Joseph Wakelin
Lereita Wakelin
Cold Warnings From Old Time Cures Mentioned
A fragment notes a chill after exertion and draft, warning of a cold germ that may fowl. It suggests warming with king's new discovery before it lates, and mentions a travel center at the country’s center, with ad hints and remedies.
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Bethina
King
Ruggis
Bramford High catcher Peter McManus dies after pitched ball
Stamford May 20 Peter McManus eighteen a Bramford High School catcher died after being struck by a pitched ball in a Danbury High School game. He collapsed in the seventh inning while attempting to take first base. His father witnessed the incident.
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Stamford
Peter McManus
Bramford High School
Tran
Air dirigible flight lands near Medina after Chicago start
An army dirigible balloon began from government aviation in Chicago and landed near Medina, Ohio, west of Akron, at 1 oclock this afternoon after a 220 mile journey in 13 hours. Pilot Ralph Upton said no speed or altitude attempt was made and the engine ran perfectly. Overheard city names included Toledo and South Pend.
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Ohio
Chicago
Medina
Akron
Ralph Upton
Toledo
South Pend
Todiara
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