Coffee rooms as social centers in Liverpool work
The discussion views coffee rooms and coffee taverns in Liverpool as business ventures, not charities. They provide cheap, plentiful food and a welcoming social space for sailors and workers, with profits and dividends cited for the ventures. The larger company owns many similar houses, signaling a broader network across the city.
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Liverpool
Fleet
Tragic case of Minnie Lebkuechner reveals murder suicide motive
A caregiver mother in New York killed two of her three sons amid starvation and abandonment. She mixed poison with whisky for the children and intended to die later, but the deaths and pleas moved her to surrender. The court found temporary insanity due to misery, not full responsibility.
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Minnie Lebkuechner
New York
Minnie
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Blackberry cultivation hints from old orchard notes
The author warns against heavy cultivation that harms shallow blackberry roots and recommends light surface work. A method involves spreading chips and rotten wood to enrich the soil. Close by, neighbors report successful cane growth and regular crops, while advocates favor a two stage spring planting with gentle soil contact and moisture care.
Mildew Control on Grapes Using Eau Celeste at Arkansas Station
Arkansas experiment station at Fayetteville tested 163 grape varieties last spring. Eau Celeste or blue water was applied on July 1 with satisfactory results, checking mildew for six weeks before reappearance on new foliage and on Vitis amurensis. A dilute 22 gallon solution was used with a force pump.
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Arkansas Experiment Station
Fayetteville
The Latest In Jewels and Oddities
A garbled notice mentions agate, amber, rubies, and unusual items like alver fans and cucumbers. The text references colored amber for paras' handles, a blue plush pocket cover, and quirky mentions such as eugar sprinklers. Demand for rubies is described as mid to be much faster than last year.
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Alver
Eugar
The Great War Syndicate Battles Submerged Crab Vessels
The Scarabeus engages two British warships using a submarine crab weapon. Crab A and Crab B latch onto rudders and propellers, crush blades, and tow the damaged ships toward harbor. British vessels retreat as harbor defenses tighten and news of the encounter spreads nationwide.
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Repeller No. 1
Crab A
Duomainton
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United States
New York
Syndicate
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