Raisuli The Moorish Bandit Seeks Peace Past Saga
Raisuli, the Moorish leader once entangling the United States in 1904, again offers surrender to Spanish forces in Morocco. He gained fame when Secretary Hay demanded Perdicaris alive or Raisuli dead and caused U S naval action.
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Hay
Perdicaris
Raisuli
Washington
Morocco
United States
John Way
Raisull
Ian Perdicaris
Roosevelt
Tangier
John Hay
European Commission
National Geographic Society
Repentant Robber Receives $5 From Victim in Freeport
A remorseful thief who returned to apologize after a pistol confrontation with Frank Harris a Freeport tailor was aided with a five dollar gift. Harris chased the would be burglar away then gave the man the money to help him along as he claimed penury.
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Frank Harris
Freeport
Lil
Harris
Zionist plan resurrects 250 mile canal through Palestine
Zionist leaders advocate a two section canal from Haifa to the Lake of Tiberias and via a Jordan lake to the Dead Sea and beyond to the Red Sea. They claim increased humidity and climate benefits would foster colonization and industrial growth in Palestine. Haifa could rival Port Said as a shipping hub with new trade from Europe and America.
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Jerusalem
Zionist Organization
Palestine
Suez Canal
Duke of Sutherland
Abdul Hamid
Europe
Far East
F. A. Maler
Holland
Haifa
Mediterranean
Afuleh
Lake of Tiberias
Sea of Galilee
Jordan Lake
Dead Sea
Arabah
Sea
Red Sea
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Desert
Houran
America
Paris Baker Defrauds Army Bonus Scheme For 35000 Francs
A Paris baker, celebrated for courage at the front, fraudulently claimed multiple mobilization bonuses. Mislaid military papers and up-to-date regimental accounts let him obtain pay from several regiments until the scheme collapsed. He is now imprisoned awaiting sentence.
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Ministry of War
Crook
Baker
Suttons Monster Corn Offers Five Cents Per Kernel
Prosser Washington farmer J D Sutton sells seed corn at five cents per kernel from a giant stalk developed on his Byron area farm. His prize stalks reach twenty one to twenty four feet tall with ears as large as a forearm and have drawn interest from an eastern seed house seeking details.
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Prosser
Wash
J. D. Sutton
Byron
Sutton
Italy funds for public works amid unemployment rise
Rome allocates 268 million lire, about 53.6 million dollars, for public works. Funds will support hydraulic projects harbor improvements dredging channels and coast protection as Italy faces high joblessness with 492 868 unemployed and 45 626 part time workers.
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Rome
Italy
Polish dances banned at annual military ball
Warsaw reports that the Polish government forbids the shimmy scan dal fox trot and all American dances except the one-step at the recent annual military ball, enforcing the prohibition by official order.
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Warsaw
Late molters emerge as profitable layers via trap nests
Agricultural researchers report trap-nesting hens help identify the most profitable layers. The late molter proves to be the cream of the flock, guiding selection for durable, productive birds across generations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Unexpressed Love Overshadows Deeds and Praise
A reflective verse ponders how love outgrows silent kindness and the deeds once counted as ample seem small beside what remains unsaid. The speaker laments unspent service and questions earned praise for actions not fully realized.
AX IS BEST FOR EGG EATERS
The bulletin explains how egg eating can become a flock vice and spread unless halted. It recommends dark nests, straw, oyster shells, and removing hens once the habit is found. It notes that once formed, eradicating it is hard and may require drastic action.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Egg Laying Period Extended By Selection Says Doctor
Dr. H. D. Goodale of the Massachusetts Experimental Station reports that selective breeding from early laying pullets lengthened the yearly laying period by about 58 days. This shift raised the annual egg output from 121 to 185 eggs. He urges breeders to remove broody hens and birds idle longest in winter from breeding stock.
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H. D. Goodale
Massachusetts Experimental Station
Roosts and Nesting for Hens and Seasonal Culling
Provide roosts and dropping boards and a nest for each four or five hens. Ensure the house is dry and well ventilated but draft free. Prepare to kill and eat the poorest hens in the fall when they begin to molt and cease laying.
Classic Chicken Timbale and Dishes From A Pantry Note
A cookbook style note presents a Chicken Timbale recipe from leftover chicken with parsley egg white salt cayenne buttered paper timbale molds baked in a hot water bath. Also includes grape parfait cheese and endive salad Boston prune pie hot apple pie and a quoted poem about communication and everyday speech.
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Boston
Simple Raisin Sandwich and Dessert Recipes
A collection of kitchen directions for kid friendly lunches and desserts. Raisin sandwich method uses graham bread with butter and marshmallow cream. potato nut cake blends mashed potato and chocolate. afternoon tea crackers toasted with sugar and cinnamon. pickled fish prepared with vinegar and spices. apple marshmallow dessert layers apples and raisins then bakes with marshmallows. chicken cooked slowly in milk until tender and browns at the end.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A Chicago woman Mrs Mary Enrico says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her regain health while caring for her daughter and reduced work stress. She recommends the medicine to other women facing health issues and workload demands.
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Lydia Pinkham
Mrs
Mary Enrico
N. Carepenter St
Chicago
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
When the Devil Was Sick
Two aging gods who had fought since enlistment face a discharge near death. One asks if their feud may end and be forgotten if he dies. The other, embarrassed, agrees and adds a vow to exact repayment if he ever recovers and recalls the agreement.
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Mac
Marital Rumor Surfaces in Simple Scots Exchange
A terse remark from a Bits column notes surprise at plans for marriage to a nineteen year old, comparing her age to that of the speaker’s first wife at marriage. The exchange hints at social scrutiny of age and matchmaking in local circles.
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Kirk Elder
Angus
Hes Case. She is perfectly crazy about cake and bread making.
A brief note describes a person’s strong passion for baking with phrases about cake bread and a doughnut pun highlighting a regular craving.
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Casablanca
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bat
Perdicatis
Geographic Society
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Galway
Leu
Piraeus
Paris
ISA
Massachusetts Experiment Station
Enrico
THE
Wilhelmina
Teleum
Bellans
Vaseline Petroleum
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