Forgotten Grave Grievance A Chronicle Of Misdeeds
A garbled report recounts a scandalous tale of overlo kelled matters and forged claims tied to fur trade eras in Kingston Ontario and the United States. It references a chauffeur, legal warnings, stagecoach era terms, and price disparities for pelts with American and Canadian markets. The fragment hints at trade friction and enforcement attempts, with a focus on reputational damage and fraudulent acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Hutt
United
Wellx S. Sedabasin
Elise
Canada
Confidence in the American character questioned by Times
A fragment debates whether the American public lacks confidence in its wealth, power, and capacity to withstand calamity. It argues Americans fear overreaching, distrust their own fundaments, and reflect on national self-assurance as a wary trait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Mystery Wedding Joy Fails to Speak in Toast
Algy, a shy groom, at his wedding breakfast, fumbles through a long toast as nervousness overwhelms him. Friends near the head table cheer when he admits he cannot find words, while his brother chirps a jokey aside about the jelly and the moment ends in awkward laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maying
Alge
Electric steel furnaces spread in American industry
An article notes American electric steel furnaces originated from European designs and grew rapidly thanks to Niagara Falls power development. It cites a 78 percent increase last year and states the United States leads the world in operating or under construction electric steel furnaces, with Germany and England trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elugtric Steel Refining
Europe
United States
Germany
England
Little Nonsense Now and Then Improvised Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange features Mrs. Tiwobble and Mr. Twobbla debating political jokes about favorite sons and conventions. The odd dialogue hints at nerves and a wish for better days amid rough humor.
Plant Better Trees to Aid Health and Beauty
The article argues for planting more and better trees to cool and purify air, absorb pollutants, and support health. It discusses urban soil and water constraints, pruning and layout for circulation, and suggests municipal care via commissions or park boards to protect street trees and guide community tree culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy A. Murrit
Marketing Peach Profit Probe Sparks Industry Debate
A historic discussion on marketing peaches at a profit notes big labor costs in growing and handling crops. It contrasts the cash tied up in the harvest with the burden of marketing time and the impact on prices per bushel for growers and merchants.
Whole Cow's Milk Best For Calves, Says Dairy Study
The article argues calves fed whole cow's milk grow better than skim milk, noting skim milk requires additives like flaxseed meal or cornmeal but cannot fully replace butterfat. It questions the practice of removing calves from cows for short-term profits and offers feeding guidance for artificial diets, including warm milk, avoiding froth, and cautious rationing to prevent indigestion and scour. If digestion issues occur, a brief restriction and a touch of formalin may control symptoms.
Stretching device for woven wire fence described
An illustrated device tightens woven wire fences by anchoring to the last post. An upright standard braced from the post carries a log threaded bolt linked with chain and hooks. The fence is stretched as the end cut is tightened with a two handled wrench from Wisconsin Agricultural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Agriculturals
Care of Work Horses Teeth and Shoulders
The article warns horse owners to monitor teeth to ensure proper chewing and digestion. It explains filing sharp tooth edges and using properly fitted collars to prevent shoulder galls, recommends a two-set collar system during spring work, and advises salve made from zinc oxide for shoulder galls applied at night or during rest.
How Milk Is Pasteurized At Home
Farm and Home explains simple home pasteurization. Use inverted piepan in a kettle with a dairy thermometer, heat water to 150 degrees, hold half an hour, then cool rapidly and seal if long term storage is desired.
Adjustment of the Bridle for Proper Bit Position
Bridles should be adjusted so bunds align opposite the eyes and the bit rests on the bars of the mouth directly opposite the slight low mood in the lower jaw where the curb chain bears.
Girl Stuck Fast in Glue Puddle in Cleveland Street
A young woman named Misa Adelaide Liebberling slipped in East Fourth Street and High Avenue Cleveland and became stuck in a puddle that looked like chalk water. Rescuers Hoff and Snodgrass, with Lottie Weber, attempted to free her as a curious crowd watched.
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Cleveland
Misa Adelaide Liebberling
Fret
East Fourth Street
High Avenue
Lottie Weber
Hoff
M. L. Snodgrass
East Eighty-seventh Treet
Rescue Ends Quixotic Flight in White Paved Crux
A hazardous moment ends with a rescue after a strange fast in white surfaces. The incident costs a brand new suit hat and shoes, and Miss Lieberling seeks shelter in a nearby store as her sister Irene arrives with a fresh wardrobe to recover from the ordeal.
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Miss Lieberling
Irene
Woman sues ex minister for loan after broken trust
Akron woman Zella M. Gibbart sues Rev. George H. Ritchie for 2000 dollars after lending him funds to launch a real estate venture. The case arose from his breach of promise claims and multiple disputed debts, with details of a tense exchange cited. Another suit for 10000 dollars was settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Zella M. Gibbart
Myrtle Place
George H. Ritchie
Ritchie
Gilbert
Dream leads to murder arrest in Troy crime case
Dallas Greene, missing for nearly a month, was found dead in a brushy thicket near Troy. J W Greens of Spokane located the body after a dream vision and Jack Miller was arrested, linked to the campsite and the sale of the victim's horses, suggesting foul play.
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Troy
Mont
Dallas Greene
J. W. Greens
Spokane
Wash
Jack Miller
Greens
Greene
Eleven-year-old hanged while imitating circus act
Elmer Derker, an eleven year old boy from Butler New Jersey, accidentally hanged himself in his father's barn while trying to imitate circus performers he had seen.
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N. J
Elmer Derker
Woman Avoids Operation After Pinkham Remedy
Astoria New York resident Jonny A Koonte credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after two years of illness and avoidable surgery. She reports chills, headaches, fatigue and stomach pains improving after first bottle and two weeks, enabling breakfast with her husband and return to normal health. The letter promotes the Pinkham Medicine Co advice service from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jonny A. Koonte
Flushing Avenue
N.Y
Pinkhem Laboratory
Lydia B.pinkham
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
New Woods Offer Hope for Future Newsprint Paper
Exhaustive tests indicate new woods not previously used may suit newsprint production. Species such as white and red spruce in national forests show promise, with Western yellow pine and Douglas fir also noted. Researchers urge further study and pilot processing.
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Bovertment
Free Book Offer on Rheumatism by Jesse at Css Brockton Mass
Ad urges readers and friends to enter with Rheumatism or Neuritis and request a free booklet titled Rheumatism Its Cause and Gaz e. Claims the book is the most wonderful ever written and free, address given as Jesse at Css Department C W Brockton Mass.
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Jesse
Css
Dept. C. W
Brockton
Mass
Ady
Fragmentary remark on women's fate and war time dating
A fragmented quotation laments gender dynamics as a woman disputes being mean to other women. The speaker suggests men flee to war, leaving women to navigate proposals and social expectations amid upheaval.
Wealthy Neighborhood Pace and Purpose
A confused voice sketches a wealthy neighborhood where every family participates in a local trade or service, hinting at social distinction and accessibility issues. The fragment references limited reach and the idea of a shared yet exclusive economy shaped by wealth and proximity.
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Phos
New Post Toasties
Guise
Jeese
S. Gimsted
le Bor
S. Ye
Lydia EL Pinkham
Lesra
Orange
Aapress
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyn
Watson E.coleman
Wash- Atert
Ington
B.c. Hookstren Eigee
Parma
Lowa
Sioux City
Hub
Northwest
Rice Brothers Live Stock Commission
Caicago
Kansas City
W. NY
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