Hawaiian Honey Plaint Against Government Ruling
Beekeepers in Hawaii protest a government rule that bans selling their product as honey because it is mainly honey dew from aphids, not flower nectar. The piece notes bees and ants interact with honey dew, cites a Texas Oklahoma wheat loss, and suggests solutions like pasteurizing or branding under a distinctive name.
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Hawaiian Islands
United States
Honeymakers’ Union
Texas
Oklahoma
Bain
Hunt
Hog Raising in Texas One Path to Independence
An editorial urges Texas farmers to start hog raising to meet local demand and boost profits. It argues low initial cost, use of farm waste for feeding, and quick return through improving hog supply for packing houses, urging farmers to seize the opportunity.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Mottoes and proverbs on study and idle living
A fragmented collection of sayings and quips including a John Gay excerpt and various maxims about study debt patience and self belief. The text juxtaposes vanity and merit with lines critiquing laziness and urging action and learning.
Go is Your Ancient Bat Ignoble Blood Excerpt
A short excerpt presents a jumbled verse attributed to Alexander Pope, contrasting ancestral nobility with modern folly and patriotic disdain. The fragment references Go and scoundrels, family lineage, and the Howard name. It reads like a mock ancient declamation with caustic tone.
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Alexander Pope
Siphon milk preserves freshness for months new method tested
A new technique uses carbonic acid gas to pressurize fresh milk and bottle it in siphon bottles at about seventy five pounds. Stored cool or in a refrigerator the milk remains excellent for four to five months and can aid infants and others with digestion issues. Experts advise clean milking and prompt cooling while urging farmers to pursue hog stock improvements for better profits.
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New York State
Greatness depends on actions not birth or rank
The passage argues honor comes from character and deeds, not status. It contrasts kings and monks, cobblers and parsons, noting fortune varies among men and worth defines the man, not lineage or attire.
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Worth
Fort Smith Cotton Oil Plant Damaged by Fire
The Fort Smith Cotton Oil Company plant suffered partial destruction by fire with losses estimated at 75 000. In Springfield Missouri a tornado struck the spar t district causing extensive damage and eight people were injured.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith Cotton Oil Company
Springfield
Spart District
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John Gay
the Devil
Lucrece
Angis
Houston Blue Print Co
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Houston, Tex
G. T. Spearman
Mason Bulléin
Houston, Texas
Westgate
Houston
A. B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Tex
Pel-Vita Co
San Antonio
Tex
Schaeffer
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Jaeger
WM. Jaeger, Mer
Shiner Oil Mill
AD Manufacturing CO
D. C
Bismark
J H. Heubner
Walters Bros
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